{{Assuming you avoid the grapple, the scythe is in your hands and you finally get to do the attack you rolled on the last page. Otherwise, you're pulled into a grapple before you get it. Close quarters combat lets you make an attack of oppourtunity (even though improved chomp says you can't), and the damage from<span style="font-style: italic">that</span>attack is a bonus on your grapple resist (not the damage from her bite). So right now your grapple resist is 14+12=26. Make your AoO (with +2 bonus from close quarters combat, and +2 for flanking with Grai) and if you deal at least 5 damage than you resist the grapple.}}<br/><br/>[wolftaur sunder resist: 1d20(4)+16+4=24; DC=30; fail]<br/><br/>After knocking the kalishtar back, out of edge of her vision the taur sees Sashi move for her weapon. She grins. "I don't think so." She surges forward and chomps the bunnyfolk's shoulder, trying to drag her back. Sashi can feel the predator's humid breath on her neck, the drool soaking her fur along with the blood. There is no doubt as to this predator's intentions.<br/><br/>In order to bite, however, she looks away from Grai and doesn't see his punch coming; his fist connects with the flail's hilt.<br/><br/>[flail hardness: 12, hp:12]<br/><br/><<round 4>>