Schism and syncronocity

[AthasianWarlock]

If a schismed mind uses synronocity, is the action granted to the schism mind (which has -6 ML) or the character?

It was my understanding that synronocity had a target of you, personal- so it would grant that to the whole character.

[Anxe]

One of my players does this and I always ruled it as the Schism getting the action. That may not be RAW but it felt right to me.

[Grod_The_Giant]

I dunno about RAW, but I would rule that whichever version used their action to manifest the power would get the benefit.

[ExLibrisMortis]

I dunno about RAW, but I would rule that whichever version used their action to manifest the power would get the benefit.
Me too.

It's definitely RAW that your schism doesn't benefit from a haste spell on yourself--that's explicitly mentioned. The minds are autonomous, like two characters in one body.

Whether you can cast haste in such a way that your schism gets the benefit... I guess you could, why not? In the same way, a schism should be able to cast Still Silent arcane spellsurge and benefit from the accelerated casting.

[AthasianWarlock]

So if the schism uses anticipatory strike does it still use the schismed mind? What about schism using celerity? If a schism uses a personal power and links it to sync? In all these instances personal target is the schism?