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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Magic Slim" data-source="post: 1136881" data-attributes="member: 13870">(various comments that will maybe lead to an illumination)1) The counter-disarm must be made with the weapon on which the original disarm attempt was made.2) A monk (for example) wouldn't be able to disarm the guy with the longspear unless they were side by side, which would mean that the monk can't grap the longspear by the shaft and rip it out of the spearman's hands, which is, IMO, kind of silly.2b) A wizard armed with a dagger (for example) wouldn't be able to disarm the guy with the longspear unless they were side by side. Makes sense.3) A monk (for example) wouldn't be able to disarm the guy with the spiked chain unless they were side by side, which would mean that the monk can't grap the chain andyank it out of the munchkin's hands, which is, IMO, normal, since the spiked chain doesn't necessarily reach 10' all the time.4) There is no description of what happens exaclty when a disarm attempt is made.*waits a bit*(no illumination whatsoever)Slim</blockquote>