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Add Outflank and Paired Opportunist for free attacks of opportunity, then play around with hijinks of the fast mount option and you can even achieve this tower attack from Disgaea!


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PIXIE DUST wrote:
Nobody got the reference? For shame...

Of course nobody got the reference. Blitzcrank is the robot. It's Jax that fights with a lamppost.


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I like the way you are putting word into my mouth without actually reading what I am typing. The conjuration rules explicitly state "A creature or object brought into being or transported to your location" This has nothing to do with yourself. When it says "brought into being or transported to your location" clearly that is a reference to the (Calling), (Creation), and (Summoning) subschools. As it does encompass multiple sucschools, it saves space to put the text with situational usage in the school properties rather than reprint it multiple times in each subschool it pertains to.

As for your stawman argument about teleporting intentionally into someones body, you (the caster (of dimension door)) would then take the 1d6 damage for putting yourself into "a place that is already occupied by a solid body". It is specified in every conjuration (teleportation) spell what happens if you suffer a mishap, except for greater teleport which does not allow you suffer a mishap and simply fails.


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Trainwreck wrote:
Stuff

A Succubus with the memory of someone beating and chaining her? Whatever shall we do? Honestly it just sounds like a casual Friday night for a succubus to me. With the "best friends" component of charm monster she would likely only be a little irked that they weren't rougher with her.


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I find your post amusing Lastoth. Before you say that something does not stack, you should at least take a look at the feat in question. I'll help.

Stalwart wrote:
While using the total defense action, fighting defensively action, or Combat Expertise, you can forgo the dodge bonus to AC you would normally gain to instead gain an equivalent amount of DR, to a maximum of DR 5/—, until the start of your next turn. This damage reduction stacks with DR you gain from class features, such as the barbarian's, but not with DR from any other source. If you are denied your Dexterity bonus to AC, you are also denied this DR.

I would say that it pretty clearly states that it stacks. Stalwart is a great feat for any defensively minded barbarian.