aRogueByAnyOtherName
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How much of an action do you think wholeness of body would use? For instance using it during combat and still attacking, also are the AOO involved?
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Wholeness of Body
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Dr_Rictus
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Wholeness of Body is a supernatural ability.
Supernatural abilities require standard actions to use, unless the ability says otherwise (except that some of them merely imply otherwise by virtue of merely modifying the way another type of action takes place, as for example with the Stunning Attack). So a monk cannot use Wholeness of Body and attack in the same standard action.
Supernatural abilities do not inherently provoke attacks of opportunity.
Supernatural abilities require standard actions to use, unless the ability says otherwise (except that some of them merely imply otherwise by virtue of merely modifying the way another type of action takes place, as for example with the Stunning Attack). So a monk cannot use Wholeness of Body and attack in the same standard action.
Supernatural abilities do not inherently provoke attacks of opportunity.
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daemonslye
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Wholeness of Body is an SU ability. It is either a
free action (like some feats) or standard (like lay on hands or
turning undead).
I would go with a free action - it only affects the monk and it
seems clear all other monk SU abilties are free (with the possible
exception of Empty Body).
~D
EDIT: Of course, I could be wrong ;^)
free action (like some feats) or standard (like lay on hands or
turning undead).
I would go with a free action - it only affects the monk and it
seems clear all other monk SU abilties are free (with the possible
exception of Empty Body).
~D
EDIT: Of course, I could be wrong ;^)
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