| Post/Author/DateTime | Post |
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| Banor06-01-07, 02:37 PM | Adapatable Flanker Prereq : Combat Reflex, Vexing Flanker, Base +4 Benefit : As a swift action you can designate a single opponent as the target of the feat. When you are adjacent to this opponent, you can choose to occupy any other square you threathen for determining the flanking bonus for you and your allies. You also occupy your own square for flanking your opponent. Is it me or a Rogue/swash wielding a spiked chain (or being enlarged) could flank (thus go all out with a almost full BAB and sneak) a non-large target alone ? I'm not sure the reaction id have if a player at my table would bring that to me... |
| Eric Anondson06-01-07, 02:40 PM | The FAQ squashed this. Can a character with the Adaptive Flanker feat (Player’s Handbook II, 73) and a spiked chain flank an enemy all by himself (since he can choose to count as occupying the square opposite the enemy as well as his own square)? No. This feat doesn’t let you get around the basic rule of flanking, which is that you need an ally to accomplish it—it just lets you pretend to occupy an extra space when figuring out if you’re actually flanking an enemy with your ally. |
| Banor06-01-07, 04:26 PM | thanks god, that was a bit retarded imo :) |