Hairy Legs in the Dark |
I understand the staggered condition to be this...
"A staggered creature may take a single move action or standard action each round (but not both, nor can he take full-round actions). A staggered creature can still take swift and immediate actions."
So does this mean while staggered, if you take a standard action, you cant also take a 5 foot step?
Thanks!
Hairy Legs in the Dark |
But thats where it gets a bit unrealistic. You see if you cant take a 5ft step then standard to attack, cause its a move action then a standard action and you can only do either. Then how can you still charge from even further away than the above example and attack by using the charge limited to standard action?
Its a hard one! Can anyone nut it or is it a bit of a flaw?
gbonehead Owner - House of Books and Games LLC |
Hairy Legs in the Dark wrote:Awesome....so SLOW isnt as sexy as it sounds!Slow is fantastic, even with this ruling. Especially if you are fighting something that has a full attack routine... they can't do it. That's huge.
Yes. Staggering a high-level fighter, especially one who specializes in crit effects, is huge.
So huge that I use it only rarely; specific creatures have Staggering or Stunning Critical, even though in reality every creature with half a brain would take it once it qualified. Especially one with multiple attacks. Kraken with Stunning Critical, anyone?