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Message: <blockquote data-quote="daemonslye" data-source="post: 355148" data-attributes="member: 6309">I am looking for a ruling on:I. A strong large/huge creature (M1) grabs and throws his     medium-sized opponent (C1):(C1 has made an attack and M1 makes a full round attack):1. M1 makes a melee touch attack to start grapple.2. C1 takes an AOO (misses; if hits, foils grapple)3. M1 hits with (grapple) touch attack4. M1 and C1 make opposed grapple checks for    M1 to establish a hold (M1 wins)5. (does the size L or H M1 need to move in or even     pull in C1 at this point??)6. (next round?)7. C1 (on his turn) rolls an opposed grapple check vs M1 (M1 wins and maintains the hold)8. M1 rolls an opposed grapple check vs. C1 (M1 winsand attempts a THROW).9. M1 throws C1 - Roll a d20 then add:Base 3ft + 1' per 2 points above '10' plus 1' per Strength bonus; Maximum Throw Dist. equals the "throwers" height multiplied by 2.10. C1 (which has been thrown) can make a Reflex save(DC15) or tumble check (DC15) to land "on his feet" ortake 1d6 per 10ft thrown.So - is this possible? Is this a total "house rule" (I usedthe "standing jump" rules for throwing)? Are there rulesthat have been communicated that are different? HaveI described the step-by-step process correctly? Or haveI missed something regarding the grapple rules?I will assume the creature is strong enough to lift thecharacter (C1 fully loaded) with light or medium encumbrance.I also assume that M1 could take a move before thethrow (dragging C1 along and envoking AOOs by any threatening companions).Thanks very much for your responses.~D</blockquote>

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