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Seraph of Babel

07-17-05, 03:53 PM
Let's say that a beholder decides to fix its antimagic central eye on a PC (i.e. beholder turns to follow the PC as he moves around during his turn) and thereby covering him in antimagic for the entire round. (Note: The beholder does not actually move from its space. Only its body turns to follow the PC.)

What kind of action would that be? A readied action to follow the PC? A move action? Or a free action?
Ogre4Hire

07-17-05, 04:21 PM
No action.

A beholder can only decide the direction of the cone each round. It can't "lock" on a single target and keep the cone pointed his way the entire round.