Throwing enemies through walls and each other

[sage20500]

So in inspiration of that one setting sun throw that allows you to toss an enemy through other enemies and damage them, as well as the idea a friend had of wanting to "beat a fool upside the head with another fool", is it possible to build a character that is able to throw team monster into each other and deal damage reliably? Or to have a character that chucks team monster around into solid objects for damage?

[jok]

There is the dungeoncrasher fighter ACF that does decent damge if you bullrush people into heavy objects. Combine that with shocktrooper and knockback feat and enjoy bowling. A quick build would be:
Goliath (LA+1); 2 lvl doungeoncrasher fighter / pounce babarian / rest warblade or crusader with the feats and prereq mentioned above. Free feats go to the usual ubercharger stuff.

[Darrin]

King of Pong (http://www.giantitp.com/forums/showthread.php?107248-3-5-quot-King-of-Pong-quot-Hulking-Hurler-Dungeon-Crasher-War-Mind-Mashup) can toss enemies around.

[weckar]

The later half of the Throw X line of feats was designed for this.

[Aetis]

I just let players do this if they are fighting smaller mooks and beat them in a grapple roll.

[weckar]

Yeah, it's weird how splat books can actually limit options that way through new feats. It used to be something the DM just let you know, now you need a feat for it.

[Eladrinblade]

Well, complete warrior gives rules for using especially-heavy/large improvised weapons. You can throw any weapon (though most take a -4 penalty for not being designed for it). I'd rule that if you successfully grapple an opponent, and they are light enough*, you can use them as an improvised weapon via throwing.

*if their weight is a light load for you, you can throw them up to 2 increments of 10ft or use them as a melee weapon
if they are a medium load, you can throw them up to 10ft away (but no melee)
if they are a heavy load, you can throw them against an adjacent target
and double the ranges for each size category above medium you are

[ExLibrisMortis]

It might be reasonable to require a pin to throw an enemy, or a successful grapple check at -10. You don't quite need to hold them one-handed (grapple at -20), but you need to be almost free of your opponent, or you can't get that swing going.