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#1 AndyDay Nov 13, 2014 11:07:10	When a Vengeance Paladin abjures an enemy, it says he is frightened and cannot move. Does this mean he has the frightened condition (disadvantage on attacks and ability checks) AND cannot move, or is it only that he cannot move?   Thanks!
#2 Novacat Nov 13, 2014 11:24:55	It uses the specific word for a condition. I see no reason to believe it's not referring to that condition.
#3 AaronOfBarbaria Nov 13, 2014 13:32:38	Every time that the rules text says "is frightened" they are meaning that the frightened condition is assigned.
#4 AndyDay Nov 18, 2014 14:16:29	Sounds good, thanks.   This ability is freaking awesome.
#5 cowleymen Nov 18, 2014 15:57:26	man, there seems to be a quit a few syntax issuses in this edition. Capilization would help alot for things like conditions and other common nouns that become a proper noun with effects
#6 AaronOfBarbaria Nov 18, 2014 16:08:40	There aren't really any issues with syntax - just with certain readers' expectations of syntax when they are expecting a more formal writing style like 4e or even 3.5 had, so they are unsure how to handle the casual writing style that 5e elected to use.
(Reply to #6) Timborama	AaronOfBarbaria wrote:
#8 AndyDay Nov 22, 2014 8:01:59	AaronOfBarbaria wrote: