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I think you may have posted this in the wrong place, this is the Starfinder forum.

Yes i did hahaha

Overrun has been "broken" for years. Broken as in, people can't come to an agreement on how it works. There is no final ruling.

I would advise picking a different maneuver to work with, because I don't foresee the situation improving in the near future.

And what is your view of it? Stick of what it says on the book? Or is it OP to you?

Hello, I have barely a year playing pathfinder society so please bare with me. I am making a brawler but, in my party there is already a monk that specializes in grabs so i decided to go for something else as my combat manouver and i readed about overrrun and i liked it, but now it seems that might have been a mistake since several of the masters were i play feel like it doesnt work like it says, specifically on the part were you charge and make the overrun as part of it. And since it doesnt says that you lose your attack of the charge.... well that makes them feel like it's over powering and broken. But they dont actually show me were it says its not like that, they keep using bullrush as comparison were you do lose your attack but on the rule of each one are very clearly distinct, so that is why i am asking.

I have barely a year playing pathfinder so please bare with me. I am making a brawler but in my party there is already a monk that specializes in grabs so i decided to go for something else as my combat manouver and i readed about overrrun and i liked it, but now it seems that might have been a mistake since several of the masters were i play feel like it doesnt work like it says, specifically on hte part were you charge and make the overrun as part of it. And since it doesnt says that you lose your attack of the charge.... well that makes them feel like it over powering and broken. But they dont actually show me were it says its not like that, they keep using bullrush as comparison were you do lose your attack but on the rule of each one are very clearly distinct, so that is why i am asking.