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#1 Thank_Dog Oct 04, 2014 7:03:16	Is there anything that prevents this working against undead?
#2 Plaguescarred1 Oct 04, 2014 10:23:36	Unless noted otherwise Fey Presence should work against any creature including undeads. Some undead might be immune to charmed or frightened condition though and this have no effect i.e banshee.
#3 BW0222 Oct 04, 2014 9:53:56	Fey presence causes opponents within an area (if they fail their saves) to be either charmed or frightened (your choice) for one round.   A few undead I've seen in the MM (quick check) are immune to charm. Fewer are also immune to frightened. Examples: ghost (charm, frightened), ghasts and ghouls (charm), skeleton (neither), zombie (neither), vampire (neither), spectre (charm), wight (neither), will-o-wisp (neither) etc.   So... you are fine attempting it against certain undead. Against others... it is useless. Frightened is your best bet.
#4 El_Condoro Oct 04, 2014 19:24:50	Given their descriptions in the MM, I can't understand why zombies and skeletons are not immune to charm. I would rule against charm, but RAW doesn't say it.
#5 Novacat Oct 04, 2014 19:34:57	It may be that the Control Undead abilities of Death-clerics are meant to Charm undead. That would preclude making most undead immune to charming.
(Reply to #4) AaronOfBarbaria	El_Condoro wrote: