Greetings,
Bob and Fred are fighters proficiently wielding rapiers. Bob attempts a disarm against Fred, Fred gets an attack of opportunity. Fred chooses to attempt to disarm Bob in place of the melee attack afforded by the AoO.
Does Fred's disarm attempt then provoke an attack of opportunity from Bob?
In short, yes.
Ironically, the experienced fencer should have Improved Disarm and not provoke AoO's in the first place.
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Give both characters Improved Combat Reflexes but not Improved Disarm.
INFINITE LOOP.
Give both characters Improved Combat Reflexes but not Improved Disarm.
INFINITE LOOP.
Well, this is what makes epic fights... epic.
*CLANG CRASH SWISH CLANG* The sounds of the intense battles permeated the dueling courtyard. The fight between the two duelists was furious beyond all imagining. One minute, they were starring each other down, then, in the blink of an eye, a move was made and the fight became a blur of flashing steel, whirring blades, and mocking insults.
"Did you two just attack, and counter-attack, each other 873 times in 3 seconds?"
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"Yes. I told you we were fast..."
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On a side note, I now know why everyone in Dragon Ball Z can make 10,000 attacks in one round. None of them have Improved Grapple, but they all have Improved Combat Reflexes.
In short, yes.
Sweet. Fencing is damn near "realistic" now.
Give both characters Improved Combat Reflexes but not Improved Disarm.
INFINITE LOOP.
That is . . . o_O
No wonder they don't have this feat in PF.
Thanks folks!
It's an epic level feat. You DO know the crap that epic level characters can do, right? They're one step removed from literal godhood.