Binding Question?? [Archive] - Wizards Community

Binding Question?? [Archive] - Wizards Community

Post/Author/DateTime Post
Randall_Flagg
04-09-06, 10:15 AM I may have just missed this in the tome of magic, but if a binder has more than one vestige bound, and their signs are all suppressed, can the binder show them as 1 swift action or can he only show one per round (swift action)
TheWinterBard
04-09-06, 11:17 AM I don't think it says anywhere, but logically, it's probably one per round.
Barloch
04-10-06, 05:30 PM Isn't there a limit on 1 or 2 swift actions a round? Try looking that up, I'd just assume you can swift as many into play as you have swift actions to use that round, I just can't remember how many that is at the moment.
Lotus Crane
04-10-06, 05:48 PM By the RAW, only one swift action per round (whether Quickened spell or class special ability). However (and I can't remember if this is an actually official rule or just a popular houserule), you can generally use a second ability per round that would normally require a swift action, by instead using a standard action.

However, in this particular case, to me it sounds like a logical exception to the rule, similiar to how a TWFer is allowed to draw two weapons during the same move action.

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
Randall_Flagg 04-09-06, 10:15 AM	I may have just missed this in the tome of magic, but if a binder has more than one vestige bound, and their signs are all suppressed, can the binder show them as 1 swift action or can he only show one per round (swift action)
TheWinterBard 04-09-06, 11:17 AM	I don't think it says anywhere, but logically, it's probably one per round.
Barloch 04-10-06, 05:30 PM	Isn't there a limit on 1 or 2 swift actions a round? Try looking that up, I'd just assume you can swift as many into play as you have swift actions to use that round, I just can't remember how many that is at the moment.
Lotus Crane 04-10-06, 05:48 PM	By the RAW, only one swift action per round (whether Quickened spell or class special ability). However (and I can't remember if this is an actually official rule or just a popular houserule), you can generally use a second ability per round that would normally require a swift action, by instead using a standard action. However, in this particular case, to me it sounds like a logical exception to the rule, similiar to how a TWFer is allowed to draw two weapons during the same move action.