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Still getting used to Augmented Summoning with Summon Nature's Ally. Specifically, I'm hoping to get clarification on my Aurochs math and Trample/Stampede abilities.
Can the Aurochs keep moving through an enemy's square and trample another enemy?
When stampeding, how much space do multiple Aurochs take? Are they nearly on top of each other or spread out? If they are on top of each other do they do triple damage? (Seems unlikely) If on top of each other do all Aurochs draw their own separate Attack of Opportunity? If they are spread out can they trample enemies that might be a square or two apart from each other?
An Aurochs summoned with Augmented Summoning has a Gore +9 (1d8+11). Does the trample bonus make this (1d8+16) or (1d8+11+16)?
Thanks! =D
An Aurochs summoned with Augmented Summoning has a Gore +9 (1d8+11). Does the trample bonus make this (1d8+16) or (1d8+11+16)?Thanks! =D
With augment summoning, it has: Gore +9 (1d8+12). It seems you forgot 1½*str on the str bonus. While trample does not have a defined formulae, following the increase in str it should become (2d6+12).
Trambling multiple opponents: I would definately say it can affect more than one target. The text specifically refers to 'targets'. It even states that "A trampling creature can only deal trampling damage to each target once per round, no matter how many times its movement takes it over a target creature."
Stampede: Stampede is just multiple creatures trambling at the same time. They need to be adjacent, so they are gonna take up the space that they are normally occupying.
I guess you could place three (or more) aurochs on a line, and use their trample on the same opponents. That would increase damage, but the stampede part isn't gonna change too much (adding the +2 to the reflex save).
The enemies would get an AoO against each aurochs that tramples them (or passes be within the threatened area), if they have got AoOs enough to do it.