Confusing feats [Archive] - Wizards Community

Confusing feats [Archive] - Wizards Community

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The_Rouge
07-01-07, 07:41 AM I was studying Complete Adventurer the other day, when i came over the Shock trooper feat. It gives you the ability to trip to opponents if you bullrush one into the other.
˙ut what if two, say halfings, occupy the same space with the Swarmfighting feat?
Does the one with Shock Trooper get trip attempts against all three? or.....?
happyalldaylong
07-01-07, 10:47 AM Well... it all depends on the DM.
Evil DM: NO! only one hafling.
Good DM: You trip both haflings.
Sadistic DM: rocks fall, you all die
Not to sadistic, but still a little mean DM: The halflings sprout 200 tenticales each, making them impossible to trip.

Personally i think the halflings are smarter than that, so i say one halfling. but still thats boring.
better still would be if you charge the halflings, and run right through them. my favorite spell (one of them): Major image. and some Gnome mage is just kidding with you.
SunTzuWarmaster
07-01-07, 01:22 PM I would say that it sets up a chain reaction and you get attempts on both of them.
dungeoneerphil
07-01-07, 04:44 PM Not to sadistic, but still a little mean DM: The halflings sprout 200 tenticales each, making them impossible to trip.

Or perhaps: "As it turns out, the halflings were actually abnormally short, beardless dwarves. Good luck."
utilitarian
07-01-07, 04:46 PM Or perhaps: "As it turns out, the halflings were actually abnormally short, beardless dwarves. Good luck."

The Halflings dissolve into black puddings, take acid damage!
"Sonofakobold!"

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
The_Rouge 07-01-07, 07:41 AM	I was studying Complete Adventurer the other day, when i came over the Shock trooper feat. It gives you the ability to trip to opponents if you bullrush one into the other. ˙ut what if two, say halfings, occupy the same space with the Swarmfighting feat? Does the one with Shock Trooper get trip attempts against all three? or.....?
happyalldaylong 07-01-07, 10:47 AM	Well... it all depends on the DM. Evil DM: NO! only one hafling. Good DM: You trip both haflings. Sadistic DM: rocks fall, you all die Not to sadistic, but still a little mean DM: The halflings sprout 200 tenticales each, making them impossible to trip. Personally i think the halflings are smarter than that, so i say one halfling. but still thats boring. better still would be if you charge the halflings, and run right through them. my favorite spell (one of them): Major image. and some Gnome mage is just kidding with you.
SunTzuWarmaster 07-01-07, 01:22 PM	I would say that it sets up a chain reaction and you get attempts on both of them.
dungeoneerphil 07-01-07, 04:44 PM	Not to sadistic, but still a little mean DM: The halflings sprout 200 tenticales each, making them impossible to trip. Or perhaps: "As it turns out, the halflings were actually abnormally short, beardless dwarves. Good luck."
utilitarian 07-01-07, 04:46 PM	Or perhaps: "As it turns out, the halflings were actually abnormally short, beardless dwarves. Good luck." The Halflings dissolve into black puddings, take acid damage! "Sonofakobold!"