| Fuzzy-Wuzzy |
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But there is no general size limit to bypass. Rather, each thing that has a size limit says so explicitly, including Grapple. Combat Grab neither specifies a size limit nor incorporates one by reference---note that it does not use/reference Grapple, only the grabbed condition. So AFAICT you can use Combat Grab on anything. No idea whether this is the intent, though.
| siegfriedliner |
Fuzzy-Wuzzy wrote:
But there is no general size limit to bypass. Rather, each thing that has a size limit says so explicitly, including Grapple. Combat Grab neither specifies a size limit nor incorporates one by reference---note that it does not use/reference Grapple, only the grabbed condition. So AFAICT you can use Combat Grab on anything. No idea whether this is the intent, though.
That's what I thought but wanted to check other paizo fu
| Mellored |
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Fuzzy-Wuzzy wrote:
But there is no general size limit to bypass. Rather, each thing that has a size limit says so explicitly, including Grapple. Combat Grab neither specifies a size limit nor incorporates one by reference---note that it does not use/reference Grapple, only the grabbed condition. So AFAICT you can use Combat Grab on anything. No idea whether this is the intent, though.
Good point.
Yea, it is just the grapple action that has the size restriction. Same with trip as well.
So yea, grab anyone.