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<blockquote data-quote="sev" data-source="post: 5171748" data-attributes="member: 77780">I'm pretty sure that the RAW regarding moving a grabbed target is if *you* have the target grabbed, *you* can move it.&nbsp; In the passage you quoted, UltimaGabe mentioned the &quot;move a grabbed target&quot; as an example of something in the rules that does *not* qualify as appropriate for this question.For the rules-lawyerly, it seems that UltimaGabe's rule would need the caveat, &quot;as long as the target would be able to move into that square on its turn,&quot; so it does not become the aforementioned auto-escape.&nbsp; Or &quot;as long as nothing else is preventing that movement,&quot; so you could drag an unconscious or stunned ally?In my game, we've ruled that you can spend a standard action to drag an unresisting ally half your speed.&nbsp; We've been inconsistent about what that means regarding the ally's movement; sometimes we subtract the dragged movement from their movement when their turn comes up, sometimes not.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="sev, post: 5171748, member: 77780"] I'm pretty sure that the RAW regarding moving a grabbed target is if *you* have the target grabbed, *you* can move it. In the passage you quoted, UltimaGabe mentioned the "move a grabbed target" as an example of something in the rules that does *not* qualify as appropriate for this question. For the rules-lawyerly, it seems that UltimaGabe's rule would need the caveat, "as long as the target would be able to move into that square on its turn," so it does not become the aforementioned auto-escape. Or "as long as nothing else is preventing that movement," so you could drag an unconscious or stunned ally? In my game, we've ruled that you can spend a standard action to drag an unresisting ally half your speed. We've been inconsistent about what that means regarding the ally's movement; sometimes we subtract the dragged movement from their movement when their turn comes up, sometimes not. [/QUOTE]

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