Wolverine Stance all the way--yeah, you have to call people "Bub" all the time when you're using it, but sooner or later, you'll get grabbed. Even if the DM doesn't make a habit of grappling, so many of the creatures can Improved Grab or Snatch that it is going to happen sooner or later.
Roots of the Mountain or Wolverine Stance?
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James McMurray
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Roots of the Mountain + Close Quarters combat
Nail said:Perhaps.
The swift action manuevers are important, no doubt....but given the selection we have here, your arguement cuts equally for both the stances under consideration.
Roots of the Mountain is a better stance because it will be useful more often, and you don't have to fail a grapple check in order to use it!
Well, my arguement cuts slightly more agains the Roots of the Mountain... But that said, I do agree with you that it's a better stance, just not for the "just re-root yourself after you move" reason.
I'm also kind of a fan of Roots w/Leading the Charge. Run in, smack someone hard, Root yourself in place. Fun times.
