Hi All
I want to give the players a taste of the above. The players will be defending, trying to repel an orc assault.
How will the rules work with regard to this? I can see a few things:
1. logically players may ready an action as they stand by at the top
as the ladders fall into place. How do we handle throwing down a ladder?
2. When the attacking orcs get to the top of the ladder -- things look a bit grim,. but then apparently there is never a shortage of orcs. I figure the best they can hope to do is bull rush to make a space and get off the ladder ASAP, and let some mates up.
3. As they attempt to bull rush, the defenders get an attack of opportunity.
4. If the orcs are injured in the round, this decreases their combat maneuver bonus by the amount of damage. if the defenders are injured in the round -- does this decrease their combat manuever defence? Why not?
5. If the orc does not succeed in the bull rush -- I guess it would be nice to be able to push him (or her, gender equality even in death) off the ladder. I was thinking of calling this a trip manuever. I figure if they have taken damage that round, it should mean a decrease to their combat maneuver defence.
Am I on the right track? Suggestions? Answers to my question about throwing down the ladder?
Thanks!!!!