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<blockquote data-quote="Deset Gled" data-source="post: 3480825" data-attributes="member: 7808">When you disarm an opponent, the weapon falls to the &quot;ground&quot;.&nbsp; When riding on horseback, you get an attack bonus for being on higher &quot;ground&quot;.&nbsp; A character with strength drained to zero falls to the &quot;ground&quot;.&nbsp; A prone creature is on the &quot;ground&quot;.&nbsp; A character can drag 5x their maximum load along the &quot;ground&quot;.&nbsp; If a flying creature falls on the &quot;gound&quot;, it takes falling damage.&nbsp; The fog of a Cloudkill spell rolls along the &quot;ground&quot;.&nbsp; A character Commanded to &quot;fall&quot; falls to the &quot;ground&quot;.My point here, of course, if that D+D throws around the term &quot;ground&quot; to generally mean &quot;whatever you are standing on&quot;.&nbsp; Unless the Bo9S abilities explicitly define &quot;ground&quot; and being something else, that's what I would interpret it to mean there.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Deset Gled, post: 3480825, member: 7808"] When you disarm an opponent, the weapon falls to the "ground". When riding on horseback, you get an attack bonus for being on higher "ground". A character with strength drained to zero falls to the "ground". A prone creature is on the "ground". A character can drag 5x their maximum load along the "ground". If a flying creature falls on the "gound", it takes falling damage. The fog of a Cloudkill spell rolls along the "ground". A character Commanded to "fall" falls to the "ground". My point here, of course, if that D+D throws around the term "ground" to generally mean "whatever you are standing on". Unless the Bo9S abilities explicitly define "ground" and being something else, that's what I would interpret it to mean there. [/QUOTE]

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