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<blockquote data-quote="Infiniti2000" data-source="post: 2694457" data-attributes="member: 31734">This line is irrelevant as the cleric was not in a threatened area when he cast the spell.&nbsp;This line is also irrelevant as it's for a full round action.&nbsp; This doesn't exist in the Standard Actions table, or better yet the description on casting a spell and then moving up and touching someone.&nbsp; Touching six friends is significantly different than touching one.&nbsp; You should not base your decision on a significantly different rule.&nbsp;Note that nothing here says that touching the target (friend or not) provokes an AoO.&nbsp; Casting does, yes, but not the touching.&nbsp; The next paragraph says that touching an enemy does not provoke an AoO, but it doesn't even have to be an attack spell.&nbsp; You could cast cure light wounds (defensively let's say so that casting does not provoke) and touch an opponent and it does not provoke an AoO.&nbsp; Why would touching an ally provoke?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Infiniti2000, post: 2694457, member: 31734"] This line is irrelevant as the cleric was not in a threatened area when he cast the spell. This line is also irrelevant as it's for a full round action. This doesn't exist in the Standard Actions table, or better yet the description on casting a spell and then moving up and touching someone. Touching six friends is significantly different than touching one. You should not base your decision on a significantly different rule. Note that nothing here says that touching the target (friend or not) provokes an AoO. Casting does, yes, but not the touching. The next paragraph says that touching an enemy does not provoke an AoO, but it doesn't even have to be an attack spell. You could cast cure light wounds (defensively let's say so that casting does not provoke) and touch an opponent and it does not provoke an AoO. Why would touching an ally provoke? [/QUOTE]

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