Aluvial Explorer Oct 10, 2002 #1 I'm curious how this works. It is a standard action to cast a spell and that takes one round. What happens next? Do you get to also attack on the same round as the spell or do you have to wait to your next round's action? Is a scroll with this spell any different? Aluvial
I'm curious how this works. It is a standard action to cast a spell and that takes one round. What happens next? Do you get to also attack on the same round as the spell or do you have to wait to your next round's action? Is a scroll with this spell any different? Aluvial
H hong WotC's bitch Oct 10, 2002 #2 Aluvial said: I'm curious how this works. It is a standard action to cast a spell and that takes one round. What happens next? Do you get to also attack on the same round as the spell or do you have to wait to your next round's action? Click to expand... You get to attack on your next action. Normally, this would be when your next turn rolls around. If you're hasted, you could cast TS and attack in the one round. Is a scroll with this spell any different? Click to expand... Nope.
Aluvial said: I'm curious how this works. It is a standard action to cast a spell and that takes one round. What happens next? Do you get to also attack on the same round as the spell or do you have to wait to your next round's action? Click to expand... You get to attack on your next action. Normally, this would be when your next turn rolls around. If you're hasted, you could cast TS and attack in the one round. Is a scroll with this spell any different? Click to expand... Nope.
