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<blockquote data-quote="iserith" data-source="post: 6524076" data-attributes="member: 97077">The relevant rules are:Social Interaction, Basic Rules, pages 66-67Charm Person, Basic Rules, page 85Charmed condition, Basic Rules, page 106Resolving Interactions, DMG, page 244 (optional)My rulings would be:1. Without any additional context, the orc considers only the caster to be a friendly acquaintance. 1a. Yes.2. You can ask whatever is reasonable to ask of a friendly acquaintance. &quot;Stop attacking my other friends here while we sort this out&quot; would be pretty reasonable. If the request came with a major or minor cost or risk to the orc, then I might ask for an appropriate ability check to see how the orc responds. The orc will do with its turn whatever follows in the fiction that is both appropriate and interesting.3. No. However, this would naturally affect its interactions with the caster. Context would tell how.But you or your DM may make different rulings based on this or other criteria.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="iserith, post: 6524076, member: 97077"] The relevant rules are: Social Interaction, Basic Rules, pages 66-67 [I]Charm Person[/I], Basic Rules, page 85 Charmed condition, Basic Rules, page 106 Resolving Interactions, DMG, page 244 (optional) My rulings would be: 1. Without any additional context, the orc considers only the caster to be a friendly acquaintance. 1a. Yes. 2. You can ask whatever is reasonable to ask of a friendly acquaintance. "Stop attacking my other friends here while we sort this out" would be pretty reasonable. If the request came with a major or minor cost or risk to the orc, then I might ask for an appropriate ability check to see how the orc responds. The orc will do with its turn whatever follows in the fiction that is both appropriate and interesting. 3. No. However, this would naturally affect its interactions with the caster. Context would tell how. But you or your DM may make different rulings based on this or other criteria. [/QUOTE]

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