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<blockquote data-quote="Ovinomancer" data-source="post: 7559323" data-attributes="member: 16814">I am not required to define &quot;brief utterences&quot; by precise word count for that to be the rule.&nbsp; Rulings apply.&nbsp; My bruef utterence can be different from yours, but we can both agree that the Henvy IV Crispian's Day soliloquy exceeds that guideline.And your last is very odd.&nbsp; Speaking in combat doesn't require an action, and no one has said you must spend an action to command conjured animals.&nbsp; The RAW on length on speech in combat is unchanged by conjure animals obeying your spoken commands.&nbsp; This is another odd scarecrow.My point is that conjure spells alongside restrictions on speech in combat restrict the tactical control possible over conjured creatures.&nbsp; So far, the example command you've presented is fine, which I've said more than once.&nbsp; Yet you keep trying to insist that I'm saying you can't command in combat, or that you have to spend an action, and I've done neither.&nbsp; I presented a clear case above as to a too long and complicated command which I've actually seen similar allowed in games where full, avatar level tactical control is permitted.&nbsp; I'm actually arguing for commands, followed well, but limited in complexity by RAW reference.&nbsp; It would be nice if you actually addressed that instead of the string of strawmen you keep erecting.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ovinomancer, post: 7559323, member: 16814"] I am not required to define "brief utterences" by precise word count for that to be the rule. Rulings apply. My bruef utterence can be different from yours, but we can both agree that the Henvy IV Crispian's Day soliloquy exceeds that guideline. And your last is very odd. Speaking in combat doesn't require an action, and no one has said you must spend an action to command conjured animals. The RAW on length on speech in combat is unchanged by conjure animals obeying your spoken commands. This is another odd scarecrow. My point is that conjure spells alongside restrictions on speech in combat restrict the tactical control possible over conjured creatures. So far, the example command you've presented is fine, which I've said more than once. Yet you keep trying to insist that I'm saying you can't command in combat, or that you have to spend an action, and I've done neither. I presented a clear case above as to a too long and complicated command which I've actually seen similar allowed in games where full, avatar level tactical control is permitted. I'm actually arguing for commands, followed well, but limited in complexity by RAW reference. It would be nice if you actually addressed that instead of the string of strawmen you keep erecting. [/QUOTE]

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