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<blockquote data-quote="Fangor the Fierce" data-source="post: 2113870" data-attributes="member: 17100">I am not saying that I agree or disagree, just that it has been posted, on WoTC, that Grappling does have requirements, by someone's view.&nbsp; Simply stated, I offered the info to the question posed.&nbsp; Do I agree with it, not entirely.&nbsp; &nbsp;The only things that gets to me is that some people will abide by the 'All about (grappling, Mounts, etc)' and then instill those writings when it offers support for their arguements.&nbsp; But in this case, it clearly does not support their arguements, and is labeled as an article that needs to be completely ignored.&nbsp; &nbsp;I agree that grappling should have requirements, and those should be more clearly identified in the rules.&nbsp; To keep it simple, I would allow a grapple in my game with at least one appendage (arm, leg, constricting appendage such as tentacle, or a bite attack, to name a few...) that can realisticly grab another arm, leg, etc...&nbsp;As for the list posted by Amal, nice job, which I would include using a chair to pin an opponent on the ground, using a table to pin them against a wall, etc...&nbsp; As you can see, these are all housr rules.&nbsp; If you got them, use them.&nbsp; But list them as such, because that's all they are.&nbsp; House Rules...&nbsp;'nuff said</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Fangor the Fierce, post: 2113870, member: 17100"] I am not saying that I agree or disagree, just that it has been posted, on WoTC, that Grappling does have requirements, by someone's view. Simply stated, I offered the info to the question posed. Do I agree with it, not entirely. The only things that gets to me is that some people will abide by the 'All about (grappling, Mounts, etc)' and then instill those writings when it offers support for their arguements. But in this case, it clearly does not support their arguements, and is labeled as an article that needs to be completely ignored. I agree that grappling should have requirements, and those should be more clearly identified in the rules. To keep it simple, I would allow a grapple in my game with at least one appendage (arm, leg, constricting appendage such as tentacle, or a bite attack, to name a few...) that can realisticly grab another arm, leg, etc... As for the list posted by Amal, nice job, which I would include using a chair to pin an opponent on the ground, using a table to pin them against a wall, etc... As you can see, these are all housr rules. If you got them, use them. But list them as such, because that's all they are. House Rules... 'nuff said [/QUOTE]

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