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Message: <blockquote data-quote="mvincent" data-source="post: 3672955" data-attributes="member: 27034">To be fair, here's the answer."Technically, any time you leave a threatened square, you provoke AoO's (unless using a special action to avoid them). Nothing in the rules suggests that the speed of the moving character has any impact on this, so the Sage must conclude that even if your movement is due to a fall, should provoke AoO's if you leave a threatened square."That seems fairly reasonable (I could see most rules lawyers concluding the same from strict RAW), and it seems to have some precedence. I was also thinking that without this, some clever players might find ways to "involuntarily" move themselves without provoking in order to get out of (or into) sticky situations. I have no vested interest in the ruling myself, but again, it certainly seemed reasonable enough.</blockquote>