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<blockquote data-quote="Cleon" data-source="post: 8921832" data-attributes="member: 57383">Agreed.Updated the <a href="http://www.enworld.org/posts/7261913" target="_blank">Resonance Working Draft</a>.Yeah, I can go along with that.We still need to state what action the Caprine needs to spend to start and sustain the tune.I'm thinking it'd be a standard action to start a tune, but either a swift action or free action to continue playing.If it had to do a standard action every round for 10 rounds that makes it VERY costly. There's a lot of other things an 18 HD creature could probably do over a minute that'd cause more than 2d8 damage to its opponents.Besides, the way 3E combats go, a caprine would have to be very lucky to keep its tune going for 10 rounds without being interrupted.Speaking of interruptions, what would do that? Is it like a spell that requires Concentration, or does the caprine merely have to remain conscious and capable of holding its musical instrument to continue making the deadly sound?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Cleon, post: 8921832, member: 57383"] Agreed. Updated the [B][URL='http://www.enworld.org/posts/7261913']Resonance Working Draft[/URL][/B]. Yeah, I can go along with that. We still need to state what action the Caprine needs to spend to start and sustain the tune. I'm thinking it'd be a standard action to start a tune, but either a swift action or free action to continue playing. If it had to do a standard action every round for 10 rounds that makes it VERY costly. There's a lot of other things an 18 HD creature could probably do over a minute that'd cause more than 2d8 damage to its opponents. Besides, the way 3E combats go, a caprine would have to be very lucky to keep its tune going for 10 rounds without being interrupted. Speaking of interruptions, what would do that? Is it like a spell that requires Concentration, or does the caprine merely have to remain conscious and capable of holding its musical instrument to continue making the deadly sound? [/QUOTE]

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