[PF] Freedom of Movement negation

[zook1shoe]

Besides barbarian, any way for mundanes to negate Freedom of Movement

[zook1shoe]

*bump*

[Frogman55]

Being more specific might help.

Are you looking for ways to grapple over FoM, or what?

I'm guessing that you're referring to spell sunder when you mention barbarian.

For my money, the best way to lock down something under the influence of FoM is tripping. They're not impeded, just prone. They can crawl (which provokes), stand (which provokes), or teleport away (which probably won't provoke, depending on the caster and your feats). Of course, if a GM wants to give a broad interpretation to 'attack and move normally' then you may struggle.

[zook1shoe]

Tripping sounds like a great idea.

I was just looking into mundane ways to negate/bypass/dispel FoM

[Frogman55]

The trick to PF Freedom of Movement is to remember the limitations. You can't be grappled, magical effects don't impede your movement, and you can move and fight more easily underwater. Other things still work.

For a mundane, Tripping should work, as would dirty tricks. Also, vision effects (like a fog cloud or other blindness inducing things) work, stunning/dazing works, and normal AoO based lockdown works.

[zook1shoe]

kk