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Celex Ab-Nuit 03-06-04, 06:56 PM	This has become a debate at our gaming table as of late and because I play a necromancer it is important that this question gets answered so here it is: When you have undead under your control be it with a successfull rebuke/command check or a spell or even, in the case of the animate dead spell, automatic (in so far as the allow)how many can you move during your turn or in a round? for example a Clr6 has 2 skeletons (1 HD each) by virtue of a previous casting of animate dead and a ghoul (2 HD) from a successful rebuke/command attempt. She is now facing off against a group of angry human commoners, can she on her turn on the first round: a: command all the undead to attack simultaniously and that uses up her standard action. or b: use a standard action on each individual undead one at a time over the course of 3 rounds and thus do they all attack. I guess what I'm asking is do each undead need to be told to act individually or can you command them en masse during your turn in a round I know that it takes a standard action to give the undead servitors a command I don't know if that command applies to one each or all at once please I need help!:confused:
Seeker95 03-06-04, 07:23 PM	I would rule that making a command is a standard action. However, you can give the same command to all of the undead within your control.