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... tried to hit me, only to fail miserably. It's an orc too.
Thanks to my Snapping Turtle feat chain and Brutal Pugilist archetype, I get to easily grapple the hell out of the orc as an immediate action.
Wait, does it mean you can grapple several creatures at the same time ?
Can I just grapple two orcs on the same round and pin them on the next thanks to Greater Grapple ? Is there even a limit on the number of creatures I can grapple if I have enough class features allowing me to do so (even if keeping the grapple will prove impossible in the next round) ?
Does my party love me for this ?
Am I awesome ? AM I AWESOME ? AM BARBARIAN ?
Depends on what you need limb-wise to Grapple. IIRC, the book says you cannot perform actions that require two hands, but I'm not positive it actually says you're dedicating a limb to the grapple.
Logically, I would assume that you would need one limb per opponent, which would mean that your second grapple attempt would be at a -4 (for not having two hands free to establish a grapple).
Anyway, yeah, I could see a specialist grappling three opponents a round with this -- two Move actions from Greater Grapple, and a third grapple as an Immediate action when an opponent misses you. Granted, I seem to recall that the new Monk archetype has something like a Whirlwind Maneuver that could probably grapple as many creatures as he could reach and place in adjacent squares if there is no limb requirement.