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{{ | {{Passive feature page | ||
|image = Stillness of Mind | | name = Stillness of Mind | ||
|summary = '''Stillness of Mind''' is a | | image = Stillness of Mind passive feature.webp | ||
|description = If you are Charmed or Frightened, you automatically cast Stillness of Mind to remove the condition. | | icon = Stillness of Mind passive feature Icon.webp | ||
|class learns at level 7 = Monk | | summary = '''Stillness of Mind''' is a [[Monk]] passive feature that automatically calms the user if they are Charmed or Frightened. | ||
| description = If you are {{Cond|Charmed}} or {{Cond|Frightened}}, you automatically cast {{SAI|Stillness of Mind}} to remove the condition. | |||
| class learns at level 7 = Monk | |||
| used by creatures = Gish'ra (caster), Gish'ra (melee), Mask of Terror, Lir'i'c, Lord Amber's Bodyguard, Orpheus, Phase, Strangler Luke, Way of the Profane Ki | |||
| notes = * When '''Stillness of Mind''' is automatically cast, it consumes an {{r|action}}. There is no way to disable this in the [[Reaction (Combat)#Reactions_Tab|reactions tab]]. | |||
** This counterintuitively makes {{Cond|Charmed}} and {{Cond|Frightened}} more dangerous for monks. Instead of just suffering from their relatively minor effects, a monk with Stillness of Mind will lose a full {{r|action}} instead. | |||
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Latest revision as of 09:00, 29 July 2024
Stillness of Mind is a Monk passive feature that automatically calms the user if they are Charmed or Frightened.
Description
If you are 
or 
, you automatically cast 
to remove the condition.
How to learn
Classes:
- Class level 7: Monk
Used by creatures: Gish'ra (caster), Gish'ra (melee), Mask of Terror, Lir'i'c, Lord Amber's Bodyguard, Orpheus, Phase, Strangler Luke, and Way of the Profane Ki
Notes
- When Stillness of Mind is automatically cast, it consumes an
Action. There is no way to disable this in the reactions tab.
- This counterintuitively makes and more dangerous for monks. Instead of just suffering from their relatively minor effects, a monk with Stillness of Mind will lose a full Action instead.
- This counterintuitively makes