Acobatics question

[jyster]

It says you can tumble through an enemies square with an acrobatics roll to not get a AOO. So if you fail the roll the enemy gets an AOO. Does that mean you stop where your at, or do you continue to the spot you wanted.

[AWizardInDallas]

You're stopped from moving into the occupied square. You would occupy the last square you occupied before entering the enemy occupied square and take the attack. If you have movement left you can of course try to move through again.

Admittedly, the rules are hazy on this, so I went back a few weeks ago and confirmed that this is how it was in the old rules.

Here's something that I did that may help with any future skill questions you might have: Fast Play Skills. :)

[Ki_Ryn]

AWizardInDallas wrote:

If you have movement left you can of course try to move through again.

couple quick questions:

Can the enemy block you even if they can't take another AoO?

Could I get a link to this previous discussion "a few weeks back"?

[AWizardInDallas]

Ki_Ryn wrote:

Can the enemy block you even if they can't take another AoO?

Movement would still be impeded on a failed check, but your foe wouldn't get another AOO if he has none left.

Ki_Ryn wrote:

Could I get a link to this previous discussion "a few weeks back"?

It wasn't a discussion. I looked back into the D&D 3.5 rules for the clarification. :)