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<blockquote data-quote="smbakeresq" data-source="post: 7259887" data-attributes="member: 28301"><p>Suggestion can be your go to spell with the right DM, one that gets the spirit of the spell.&nbsp; Out of combat its incredible just because your concentration wont get broken and things like Mello said like &quot;Go confess your crimes&quot; or &quot;Can you take me to meet your boss&quot; work very well.&nbsp; In combat concentration isn't so much of a problem because the effect most times will take place before&nbsp; you have to make the concentration check.&nbsp; Simple things like take off your armor or let me hold your weapon can render creatures effectively helpless right away, things along those lines.&nbsp; The more inline with what a creature normally does the more I let players get away with, for example after getting into the room to fight the BBEG telling his main body guard to &quot;Keep the door shut to make sure no one else comes in&quot; was a great way to keep re-enforcements from getting into the room.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="smbakeresq, post: 7259887, member: 28301"] Suggestion can be your go to spell with the right DM, one that gets the spirit of the spell. Out of combat its incredible just because your concentration wont get broken and things like Mello said like "Go confess your crimes" or "Can you take me to meet your boss" work very well. In combat concentration isn't so much of a problem because the effect most times will take place before you have to make the concentration check. Simple things like take off your armor or let me hold your weapon can render creatures effectively helpless right away, things along those lines. The more inline with what a creature normally does the more I let players get away with, for example after getting into the room to fight the BBEG telling his main body guard to "Keep the door shut to make sure no one else comes in" was a great way to keep re-enforcements from getting into the room. [/QUOTE]

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