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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Gruns" data-source="post: 4590312" data-attributes="member: 10312">AnswersAll of your Ritual Book answers can be found in the PHB on pages 298-299. All answers given below are under the assumption that the players involved have the Ritual Caster Feat and their level is equal to or higher than the level of the ritual.1) Once the ritual is mastered (studied for 8 hours), the ritual can be cast as long as the ritual book is available. It doesn't really matter who owns the ritual book.2) Yes, they can share the book. As above, it doesn't matter who owns the book, it just has to be nearby.3) The selling price of a ritual book is actually HALF the market price of the rituals they contain, provided the DM agrees that there is a demand for the particular ritual.4) Anyone can copy a ritual as often as they want. The cost is equal to the ritual's market price, so you don't make any money doing this. They can then sell the book after copying it, but that wouldn't make much sense since it costs full market price to copy the ritual, and you only get half that price when you sell it.Shifting normally doesn't care about your speed. The Slowed condition simply changes your speed to 2. If the power lets you shift n squares, you can shift n squares. If the power lets you shift squares equal to your speed, then that number is 2. So for example, the Ranger power Yield Ground lets you shift a number of squares equal to your Wisdom modifier. If your Wisdom modifier is 3 or 4, you get to shift that number even while Slowed. This is the Rule As Written. I don't think there'd be too many complaints if the DM said you can only shift 2 squares when slowed.The Unconscious Condition is on page 277 of the PHB. One of the conditions of being unconscious is: "You can't take actions." As Second Wind is a Standard Action (Arrrrr, mebbe for ye pansy types. It be a Minor Action for us Dwarves. Yeah, my dwarves talk like Scottish Pirates.) the answer is obviously no.Welcome.Later!Gruns</blockquote>

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