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Thread: Symbionts and Actions?
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2010-04-26, 02:54 PM (ISO 8601)Dwarf in the Playground
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Symbionts and Actions?
I've been reading around on the net about symbionts.... and it seems that some people have the idea that they can take their own actions while grafted to their host. Is this true? Can my Winter Cyst take a standard action to hit someone with a ranged touch attack, all with me still having a full turn? And do I control this action?
My first homebrew- Ur-Priest as a Base Class?! The Divine Charlatan
Originally Posted by Dragon Magazine, Issue 4
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2010-04-26, 03:16 PM (ISO 8601)Titan in the Playground
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Re: Symbionts and Actions?
Yes, symbionts are separate creatures even when attached to their hosts. They use the host's initiative, but aren't under the host's control. The DM decides their actions.
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2010-04-26, 03:42 PM (ISO 8601)Ettin in the Playground
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Re: Symbionts and Actions?
So don't annoy him or you die to your own equipment.
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2010-04-26, 05:44 PM (ISO 8601)Titan in the Playground
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Re: Symbionts and Actions?
Well considering most symbiont have pitiful ego scores, it is not difficult to pass the save and be the dominant one on daily basis. And since talking (or telepathy in this case) is a free action.... Originally Posted by druid91
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