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|summary = '''Stillness of Mind''' is a {{Class|Monk}} passive feature that is automatically cast when {{Cond|Charmed}} or {{Cond|Frightened}} to remove said conditions.
|summary = '''Stillness of Mind''' is a {{Class|Monk}} passive feature that is automatically cast when {{Cond|Charmed}} or {{Cond|Frightened}} to remove said conditions.
|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.

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Stillness of Mind is a Monk Monk passive feature that is automatically cast when Charmed Charmed or Frightened Frightened 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:

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 Charmed Charmed and Frightened Frightened 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.