Yes, you can do this. No you won't get very far, and I'd definitely rule that both of you take the falling damage.

First, yes you are allowed to move a target you are grabbing. So you can feasibly grab them with your action, then use your movement to fly with them.

However, since you are moving with a grabbed target, your movement speed is halved, so you only get 15 feet up. This means that the falling damage is at most 2d6 damage (though some DMs may rule it to be 1d6, I'd be inclined to) and you'll be prone..

Ultimately, it looks like you both fall. I'd definitely rule that since you're falling the grab is up. And, since there is not a direct way to negate falling damage, unless your caster friend is shooting feather fall as a reaction, you're both taking damage here.

If I may editorialize here: this is not a good strategy. It consumes your action with the grab which is then most likely broken, and only does 1d6, maybe 2d6 damage, which is what your weapon does, and it's likely less reliable since it relies on an opposed check rather than an attack against AC. Stick to what you're good at: hitting things with metal attached to sticks.

Grapple + Totemic Attunement (Eagle) = Zangief's Spinning Atomic Piledriver?

  Matthew 5:17-18 (KJV)
  17 Think not that I am come to destroy the law, or the prophets: I am not come to destroy, but to fulfil. 18 For verily I say unto you, Till heaven and earth pass, one jot or one tittle shall in no wise pass from the law, till all be fulfilled.


As I understand it, the Law of Moses is fulfilled in Christ. We don't make sacrifices anymore, and many other of the finer points in the Pentateuch are no longer preached.

Yet, I still see people reference these books for doctrine (for example the 10 Commandments).

How much of the Law of Moses still applies?
