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<blockquote data-quote="hipster_benches" data-source="post: 9199081" data-attributes="member: 7034484">Right, the Marshal player had a similar rationalization for why it still worked while he was stunned. And that's fine, I guess you could say he led some training sessions during some downtime or something like that. But it doesn't really answer my question of why Nimble Troops and apparently Fast Feed are different. All the other abilities in the Adventurer's Guide that reference Commanding Presence specify that the Marshal needs to take some kind of action to activate it, or the Marshal must not be unconscious. It just seems really weird that these don't. To add to the weirdness of Nimble Troops, the text just says &quot;creatures in range of your Commanding Presence,&quot; rather than friendly creatures or creatures you choose. So at high levels when that range gets pretty big, even enemies should be getting a bonus on Acrobatics and Athletics checks. That definitely feels like a mistake or an oversight.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="hipster_benches, post: 9199081, member: 7034484"] Right, the Marshal player had a similar rationalization for why it still worked while he was stunned. And that's fine, I guess you could say he led some training sessions during some downtime or something like that. But it doesn't really answer my question of why Nimble Troops and apparently Fast Feed are different. All the other abilities in the Adventurer's Guide that reference Commanding Presence specify that the Marshal needs to take some kind of action to activate it, or the Marshal must not be unconscious. It just seems really weird that these don't. To add to the weirdness of Nimble Troops, the text just says "creatures in range of your Commanding Presence," rather than friendly creatures or creatures you choose. So at high levels when that range gets pretty big, even enemies should be getting a bonus on Acrobatics and Athletics checks. That definitely feels like a mistake or an oversight. [/QUOTE]

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