frankthedm
First Post
Just a reprint, not a revising.Greylock said:Good lord. The grappling rules still don't make any sense.
And the impossible to get bonus is still there for moving a pinned grappler. To get the bonus, you have to have pinned someone with an attatck in the SAME yound you use a standard action to 'move' them.
Move: You can move half your speed, bringing all others
engaged in the grapple with you, by winning an opposed
grapple check. Doing this requires a standard action, and
you must beat all the other grapplers’ individual grapple
check results to move the grapple. You get a +4 bonus on
your grapple check to move a pinned opponent, but only if
no one else is involved in the grapple.
Pin Your Opponent: You can hold your opponent stationary
for 1 round by winning an opposed grapple check
you make in place of an attack. Once you have an opponent
pinned, you have a few options available to you (see If You’re
Pinning, below).