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Message: <blockquote data-quote="pbd" data-source="post: 1907828" data-attributes="member: 20567">I wouldn't allow it and also say no to Cleave after an AoO.  An attack of opportunity arises when an opponent lets their guard down to do something else; move, cast a spell, etc.  The attack of opportunity is against the one whose guard is down, not someone standing next to them.  I can't see any mechanistic way in which someone would be able to attack someone else just because someone near them let their guard down. Also, an AoO is just that, an attack of ooportunity; not a planned, well thought-out attack.  You get to make a single attack attack against the opponent that incurred the AoO and should not get a cleave attempt if you bring them down.Personall I think cleave, and especially great cleave, is one of the more broken/unrealistic feats.pbd</blockquote>