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Message: <blockquote data-quote="NMcCoy" data-source="post: 5847909" data-attributes="member: 61546">With the discussion of morale earlier, I see an opportunity here for something like this:Turn Undead: As a standard action, a Cleric wielding a holy symbol can make a single Charisma check against the Morale rating of each undead creature in Close range, with success affecting the creature as described in that creature's tactics section. It's pretty easy to see how this sort of thing can be generalized for other cool applications and modified by effects - a nearby necromancer could provide a bonus to his minions' Morale, a mage might buy a feat or feature to do similar things to elementals, a fighter might be able to make a check against the Morale of an adjacent foe when he kills someone with a crit, monsters could lose (or gain!) Morale upon taking heavy damage, etc. And since the effects of taking a hit to Morale could vary by critter, you still have lots of dynamics and discovery to work with - an animal might flee, a zombie might refuse to approach, a poltergeist might dissipate entirely.</blockquote>