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|description = If you are Charmed or Frightened, you automatically cast Stillness of Mind to remove the condition. | |description = If you are Charmed or Frightened, you automatically cast Stillness of Mind to remove the condition. | ||
|class learns at level 7 = Monk | |class learns at level 7 = Monk | ||
| 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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Revision as of 01:39, 18 December 2023
Stillness of Mind is a 
passive feature that is automatically cast when 
or 
to remove said conditions.
Description
If you are Charmed or Frightened, you automatically cast Stillness of Mind to remove the condition.
How to learn
Classes:
- Class level 7: Monk
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