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<blockquote data-quote="Maxperson" data-source="post: 7831475" data-attributes="member: 23751">The task takes two minutes and guidance helps with the task.&nbsp; It doesn't matter if the spell is cast at the beginning, middle or end.&nbsp; It will still provide a benefit to the one performing the task such that when the roll is asked for, the recipient of the spell adds 1d4 either before or after.The in fiction task does have an in fiction check.&nbsp; That check just isn't a mechanical roll.&nbsp; As an example, an in fiction action to climb a cliff does test the characters athletic ability and the associated stat in fiction.&nbsp; Through his skill and inherent ability, he has chance to succeed or fail, depending on how well he performs the task of climbing.&nbsp; That in fiction chance(check) is modeled by the out of character stat roll.&nbsp; What there isn't, is an exact moment in the fiction where the &quot;roll&quot; would happen, but that doesn't matter to the guidance spell.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Maxperson, post: 7831475, member: 23751"] The task takes two minutes and guidance helps with the task. It doesn't matter if the spell is cast at the beginning, middle or end. It will still provide a benefit to the one performing the task such that when the roll is asked for, the recipient of the spell adds 1d4 either before or after. The in fiction task does have an in fiction check. That check just isn't a mechanical roll. As an example, an in fiction action to climb a cliff does test the characters athletic ability and the associated stat in fiction. Through his skill and inherent ability, he has chance to succeed or fail, depending on how well he performs the task of climbing. That in fiction chance(check) is modeled by the out of character stat roll. What there isn't, is an exact moment in the fiction where the "roll" would happen, but that doesn't matter to the guidance spell. [/QUOTE]

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