ThirdWizard
First Post
It lies to you to prove that an action that normally provokes an AoO doesn't do so when made a free action. If it doesn't state that there is no AoO, then the AoO remains.
RillianPA said:This implies that making it a free action would otherwise make the action not provoke.
RillianPA said:I think you are mistaken here. While I cant actually find the rule, I believe that free actions do not provode AoOs. For example, a Quickened Spell does not provoke. In fact, I cannot find a free action that does provoke.
RillianPA said:But note that they SPECIFY that it provokes an AoO, despite the fact that normal loading of a crossbow already provokes.
This implies that making it a free action would otherwise make the action not provoke.
SRD said:Step 4: Maintain Grapple. To maintain the grapple for later rounds, you must move into the target’s space. (This movement is free and doesn’t count as part of your movement in the round.)
Moving, as normal, provokes attacks of opportunity from threatening opponents, but not from your target.