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<blockquote data-quote="NewJeffCT" data-source="post: 5463496" data-attributes="member: 10784">The players in my game used it once many times in one round.&nbsp; The party shaman had his spirit companion (&quot;SC&quot;) near the back entrance to a room they were in, while the party turned &amp; faced the opposite entrance.The next round, a pile of 'mindless' undead types poured into the room and bore down on the PCs, going past where the SC was located on either side of it.&nbsp; Since it was a 'spirit' and not a living being, the undead just zoomed past the SC and each took an opportunity attack from it as they went by.&nbsp; I had ruled that since the undead were focused on the living, they would continue towards the living targets &amp; ignore the SC.&nbsp; I think five or six went by on each side, so it got 10-12 attacks that round.I think that has been the only time the SC has effectively attacked, as it mostly provides a healing bonus and works as a flanker.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="NewJeffCT, post: 5463496, member: 10784"] The players in my game used it once many times in one round. The party shaman had his spirit companion ("SC") near the back entrance to a room they were in, while the party turned & faced the opposite entrance. The next round, a pile of 'mindless' undead types poured into the room and bore down on the PCs, going past where the SC was located on either side of it. Since it was a 'spirit' and not a living being, the undead just zoomed past the SC and each took an opportunity attack from it as they went by. I had ruled that since the undead were focused on the living, they would continue towards the living targets & ignore the SC. I think five or six went by on each side, so it got 10-12 attacks that round. I think that has been the only time the SC has effectively attacked, as it mostly provides a healing bonus and works as a flanker. [/QUOTE]

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