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Hopefully an easy question:
Is it possible to cast Blade Lash as part of entering a Greater Bloodrage?

I said no at first because Greater Bloodrage says "the bloodrager can apply the effects a bloodrager spell he knows of 2nd level or lower to himself" whereas the target of Blade Lash is "your melee weapon", but maybe I am reading it too strictly?

Thoughts?

Assuming all requirements for a Pushing Assault are met, what happens if I hit a mounted target?

I see three options:
1) The rider falls from the mount (1d6 damage, prone?).

2) The rider is just two-dimensionally "shifted" on the ground, standing.

3) The pushing assault is not allowed because being pushed down the mount is not considered as "ending the move in a safe space the target can stand in".

Opinions?

First of all, greetings Community! I am new to these awesome boards, aside from some lurking.
I started playing Pathfinder with my group a bit more than a year ago, with a few one-shots and now in a long homemade campaign.

Back to the topic, I got a couple of (hopefully) simple questions regarding the Sunder Enchantment Rage Power:

1) The text of the power states that you suppress a magic item’s abilities when succeeding on a sunder combat maneuver on the item. Does this happen before or after dealing actual damage to the item? In other words, do you resolve the damage on an enchanted or suppressed item? What made me think was in the text of the Sunder maneuver, since it says “If your attack is successful, you deal damage to the item normally.”

2) Does this power work on temporary magical effects such as those granted by the Magus’ Arcane Pool, the Inquisitor’s Bane or the Stormborn Bloodline’s Thunderstaff? If so, do the rounds spent under a Sunder Enchantment count against the duration of the effect, similarly to an Antimagic Field?

Thanks in advance for your input