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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Hanuman47" data-source="post: 2944420" data-attributes="member: 18349">Grefe: If you take damage while casting a spell, you need to make a Concentration check not to lose the spell.  This is different from taking damage from someone who moves before or after you in the same round.  Generally, taking damage while casting a spell is only possible if: 1) the spell takes 1 full round or longer to cast (most simply take one standard action)2) an opponent has readied an action to attack you while casting a spell3) You are hit by a successful attack of opportunity provoked by casting the spell or 4) are taking continual damage for some reason, like being on fire.Actually, I'm a little uncertain of 3), but that's the ruling I'm going with unless a greater rules guru than I can cite something to the contrary.In the specific instance of this past round, even if the soldier had hit you, you would not have had to make a concentration check because he went before you in the round and his attack occurred before you cast your spell.Don't sweat the slow post - I forgot that you went last in the round, so I could have done everyone else's stuff anyway.Turning undead works is considered an attack.  It does not require extraordinary concentration and doe not provoke attacks of opportunity.*****I'm likely to be a bit slow posting myself for the duration of this combat.  Since updating the map requires moving something like 40 elements around each round, it takes a bigger chunk of time than I had originally anticipated.  I'll do my best to speed the process along and I imagine things will speed up alot once everyone's in melee range.  Thanks, everyone, for your patience.</blockquote>

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