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<blockquote data-quote="Elder-Basilisk" data-source="post: 420181" data-attributes="member: 3146">1. This would depend on a number of things:A. Was it on the ground when it was hit? If so, see B; if not, see C B. Did it make the reflex save? If so, see C, if not, then it's stuck in place and cannot flyC. Does it's maneuverablility class permit it to remain flying when moving at half speed? If so, then it will remain flying provided it continues to move the minimum distance it would normally have to in order to remain flying. If not, then it will be forced to land.2. It would depend upon how manueverable it was. The rules don't specifically cover this situation but I would imagine that, if its manueverability would not allow it to remain flying at half speed, it would glide to the ground in a controlled crash landing--I'd probably use the Monk's Slow Fall ability as a guide to how much damage it should take.3. I'd let it use claw attacks to scrape off the goo--they are slashing weapons after all. . . .</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Elder-Basilisk, post: 420181, member: 3146"] 1. This would depend on a number of things: A. Was it on the ground when it was hit? If so, see B; if not, see C B. Did it make the reflex save? If so, see C, if not, then it's stuck in place and cannot fly C. Does it's maneuverablility class permit it to remain flying when moving at half speed? If so, then it will remain flying provided it continues to move the minimum distance it would normally have to in order to remain flying. If not, then it will be forced to land. 2. It would depend upon how manueverable it was. The rules don't specifically cover this situation but I would imagine that, if its manueverability would not allow it to remain flying at half speed, it would glide to the ground in a controlled crash landing--I'd probably use the Monk's Slow Fall ability as a guide to how much damage it should take. 3. I'd let it use claw attacks to scrape off the goo--they are slashing weapons after all. . . . [/QUOTE]

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