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That's pretty much what I thought. Thanks for the feedback.
3. I'm not sure what you mean. You mean a net where the trailing rope is tied to a tent peg or something like that?
More like tied around a pillar or similarly immobile object. My gut says it's just a DC to break rather than opposed Str check.
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Thread Necro! Arise from the grave...
Okay, I have a similar question so I didn't want to create a whole new discussion.
If multiple creatures are entangling a creature with a weapon, like with nets or lassos, does the creature need to make escape actions against each one or only once for all of them?
I also am curious about the trailing rope being tied down, but with a twist. Can I tie off the trailing rope after I entangled a creature? If I do, how does that affect the entangled creature?
I have a creature entangled with a lasso and I have it tied to a saddle, does my horse make the Strength check to control the rope?