Dominated and OAs

[darkadelphia]

Forced movement does not provoke OAs, but what about dominated characters running through enemy ranks?

 

[Victim]

I don't see anything that indicates that dominated creatures do not provoke OA.

 

[Syrsuro]

However, as a dominated creature I would rule that you are now an ally of the dominating creature and thus his allys would not take OAs upon you.

Conversely, the dominated creatures former allies could take OAs upon their former friend if they wished.

Carl

 

[eamon]

However, as a dominated creature I would rule that you are now an ally of the dominating creature and thus his allys would not take OAs upon you.

Conversely, the dominated creatures former allies could take OAs upon their former friend if they wished.

I'd say everyone can take OA's, and everyone can choose not to. If you're made to run through enemy ranks and then allied ranks, you provoke OA's from both. Who chooses who counts as an enemy and who as an ally, after all?

 

[Saeviomagy]

However, as a dominated creature I would rule that you are now an ally of the dominating creature and thus his allys would not take OAs upon you.

Conversely, the dominated creatures former allies could take OAs upon their former friend if they wished.

Carl

So... I can tell if someone's been dominated by whether I have the urge to smack them when they walk past me?

How about if they're just secretly plotting against me?

 

[DracoSuave]

So... I can tell if someone's been dominated by whether I have the urge to smack them when they walk past me?

How about if they're just secretly plotting against me?

Just remember, if you're playing evil, you can probably become a non-ally at-will as a free action, thusly permitting OAs against a party member running past you.