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<blockquote data-quote="chorolus" data-source="post: 5172531" data-attributes="member: 89552">I don't believe the wording in the Threatening Reach explanation is a valid argument when applied to (possible) ranged Opportunity Attacks. How hard would it be for them to simply make the same, or similar, explanation in the Opportunity Attack main section itself. It's simply making sure that everyone knows that an something with extended reach like oversized monsters, say a dragon, can make OA's anywhere within his personal reach zone. Now I do agree with you on the RAS feat, it is probably something that's incomplete. Almost all of the other Greater Style-feats have specific powers they are associated with, and RAS simply says 'anytime you crit, x happens'. It seems a bit out of line with its peers. It also needs to be more specific about who it's provoking OA's from. I would rather assume only you as the one who caused the effect, since provoking from everyone does seem pretty stacked--and if it did indeed provoke from everyone, then any enemy attempting to stand from being knocked prone from any effect should theoretically provoke OA's. But they don't in 4E, which I think someone said previously...provoking OA's from those adjacent to you when standing is a thing for the 3.5 days.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="chorolus, post: 5172531, member: 89552"] I don't believe the wording in the Threatening Reach explanation is a valid argument when applied to (possible) ranged Opportunity Attacks. How hard would it be for them to simply make the same, or similar, explanation in the Opportunity Attack main section itself. It's simply making sure that everyone knows that an something with extended reach like oversized monsters, say a dragon, can make OA's anywhere within his personal reach zone. Now I do agree with you on the RAS feat, it is probably something that's incomplete. Almost all of the other Greater Style-feats have specific powers they are associated with, and RAS simply says 'anytime you crit, x happens'. It seems a bit out of line with its peers. It also needs to be more specific about who it's provoking OA's from. I would rather assume only you as the one who caused the effect, since provoking from everyone does seem pretty stacked--and if it did indeed provoke from everyone, then any enemy attempting to stand from being knocked prone from any effect should theoretically provoke OA's. But they don't in 4E, which I think someone said previously...provoking OA's from those adjacent to you when standing is a thing for the 3.5 days. [/QUOTE]

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