Post/Author/DateTime	Post
mycroft65536 12-15-04, 11:23 AM	In Races of stone there is a feat called fling enemy, it allows you to throw enemies. In my game a dwarf and a goliath(fighters) have a plan. The goliath will fling an enemy at the dwarf who has readied an action to hit this guy with a great club. What happens when they actually do this?
Wil Harvey 12-15-04, 11:39 AM	Some options, all are dependent on the dwarf connecting. 1.) Extra damage as if the opponent fell. Basically, 1d6 per 10 ft. thrown. 2.) Double damage as if the dwarf had "set for a charge". 3.) Bonus to attack and damage on the dwarf's attack equal to the goliath's strength bonus. This would represent how the harder the opponent was thrown the more havoc it'd cause. You're not going to find anything resembling rules on this subject, so it's up to you basically. It's a cool enough visual image that the characters should be allowed to do it. I like the third option the best myself, but it's up to you.
simen_88 12-17-04, 02:16 PM	If it's the size of a pixie, it may very well fly. Other than that, I suggest just calling the opponent flat-footed.
Ssussunriyh 12-17-04, 02:55 PM	Funny, I always saw dwarves more as football types. (i.e. American/Canadian gridiron, not soccer.)