MrRetsej |
Redchigh wrote:
So that works the same way in reverse I suppose?
If a mounted character provokes, then both can receive an AoO?
If I understand the scenario correctly, only the mounted character would receive the AoO unless the mount also did something to provoke.
As an example, say a druid casts a spell while riding their animal companion within an enemies threat range. The animal companion is just standing there. Only the druid would qualify to receive the AoO.
Redchigh |
Weaponbreaker wrote:
I think the rider might be considered forced movement which doesnt provoke...odd question glad it got asked.
That's something I assumed, was a mounted cavalier might not provoke if his mount moves.. But the rules say it counts as the cavaliers move it's just at his mounts speed.