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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Celebrim" data-source="post: 2261041" data-attributes="member: 4937">Throw really needs to be a combat manuever, and 'great throw' needs to be a feat that makes you better at it.   Hmm..I would suggest that throw be an option whenever you are not prone and grappling another creature.   You have to have enough strength to lift the creature.  If you can lift the creature and with an opposed grapple check, you can throw the creature anywhere within your reach + 5'/size class smaller than you of the target + 5'/+4 bonus to your strength.   Thrown creatures take 1d6 damage for each full 10' that they are thrown just as if they fell and land prone.  The tumble skill may reduce effective 'falling' distance as normal.  If the creature succeeds in a DC 15 reflex save, this is non-lethal damage, otherwise it is lethal damage. New FeatsCleanfallYou have learned how to not land on your head.Prerequisite: +2 base Reflex saveBenefit: You have a +4 bonus on Reflex saves to avoid damage when thrown and to catch ledges when falling or jumping.Great ThrowYou are a master at throwing techniques.Prerequisite: Improved Unarmed Strike, Dexterity 13+, Dodge, Improved Trip, Combat Reflexes.Benefit: If a creature charges you, you can throw a creature you are not grappled with that round by making a successful trip attack.  You may throw creatures that charge you even if you could not normally lift them.   However, if you choose to throw a crature, you are not eligible for a followup attack from Improved Trip.  Whenever you throw a creature, you made add your own unarmed strike damage to the throw as bonus damage in addition to whatever falling damage that the victim takes.   You may choose whether this bonus damage is lethal or non-lethal. Normal: You may only throw creatures you are grappled with.  You may never throw creatures that you cannot lift.   When you throw a creature they take only falling damage, and you are not eligible to add your unarmed strike damage to the throw.Size is No ObstacleYou are a master at using the proper leverage.Prerequisite:  Improved Unarmed Strike, Dexterity 13+, Dodge, Great Throw, Improved Trip, Combat Reflexes, BAB +9For the purpose of throws, you are treated as being one size class larger than you are, and have a +4 circumstance bonus to effective Strength.  This will reduce the distance you can be thrown, increase the distance you can throw other targets, and increase the maximum size of object you may throw.Toss FoeYou can throw your enemies to great effectPrerequisite: Size Large, STR 19+Benefit: If you throw a creature of a size class smaller than yourself, they are not eligible for a reflex save to avoid lethal damage.</blockquote>

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