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LokiOdinstorm

08-22-07, 08:01 PM
Not sure if this is the right forum to ask this in, but here's the question:

Given that a Bard counts as his own ally for the purposes of Bardic Music, and that Marshals (Miniatures Handbook), Divine Minds (Complete PsionicS) and Dragon Shamans (PHB 2) are treated similarly in regards to their own Aura powers, would it be correct to assume that a Necropolitan (Libris Mortis template) character, since it is both undead and under its own control, gain the benefits of its own Necromantic Presence feat?
LokiOdinstorm

08-22-07, 11:29 PM
Heh, anybody? It's a fairly simple question, I thought...
Thalius26

08-23-07, 12:57 AM
I can't find that in the template. You sure you're looking at the right one?
LokiOdinstorm

08-23-07, 02:45 AM
The feat isn't in the template. It's in the feats section of the same book. It essentially states that any undead within 60 feet of you that you control gain additional turn resistance. Since, as a Necropolitan, I'm both undead, and "under my control", would I gain the benefit, or would it only apply to my minions?

That was the nature of the question.
Lady_Sophia

08-23-07, 07:29 AM
I would say since your Undead, it would also affect you.
Patinho_Amarelo

08-23-07, 08:25 AM
Your´s HD count to determinate your control? No. The feat is only to undead under your control (magic or rebuke), in RAW you will not be under your control, soon, you will not receive the bonus from Necromantic Presenc or Necromantic Might.

PS: Sorry by the english, still learning...