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<blockquote data-quote="Larrin" data-source="post: 4230510" data-attributes="member: 55816">I think whether a skeleton would persist in the OA-ing is a style choice.&nbsp; With and int of 3 and probably a low wisdom, a living character would probably stop after the first bout of divine punishment, but depending on how you do your skeletons, they might gladly take 13 damage to chance dealing you some because A) they're dead and they don't care if they die even more B)they hate the living that much C) they were commanded by their creator &quot;Killall humans&quot; and will do so at every opurtunity, their own well being ignored. D) the DM feels their stats imply they would.&nbsp; I've never really gotten a real &quot;I care about my own well being&quot; vibe from skeleton warrior.&nbsp; Plus they seem geared toward OA's so that implies that they might be strongly 'programed' to take them even at the cost of their own safety.But a different DM could just as correctly gauge that the skeleton focuses solely on the paladin.&nbsp; its a style choice.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Larrin, post: 4230510, member: 55816"] I think whether a skeleton would persist in the OA-ing is a style choice. With and int of 3 and probably a low wisdom, a living character would probably stop after the first bout of divine punishment, but depending on how you do your skeletons, they might gladly take 13 damage to chance dealing you some because A) they're dead and they don't care if they die even more B)they hate the living that much C) they were commanded by their creator "Killall humans" and will do so at every opurtunity, their own well being ignored. D) the DM feels their stats imply they would. I've never really gotten a real "I care about my own well being" vibe from skeleton warrior. Plus they seem geared toward OA's so that implies that they might be strongly 'programed' to take them even at the cost of their own safety. But a different DM could just as correctly gauge that the skeleton focuses solely on the paladin. its a style choice. [/QUOTE]

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