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[[Image:ief paralyze.gif|right|Paralyze]] |
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| − | '''Paralyzed''' (or '''held''') individuals are unable to move or take actions of any kind and are considered [[flat-foot]]ed. A paralyzed [[non-player character |
+ | '''Paralyzed''' (or '''held''') individuals are unable to move or take actions of any kind and are considered [[flat-foot]]ed. This is considered a [[mind-affecting]] [[effect]] (unless it originates from a [[death attack]]). A paralyzed [[non-player character]] with 4 or fewer [[hit dice]] is susceptible to a [[coup de grâce]]. |
[[Petrified|Petrification]] will override the effects of paralysis, including the susceptibility to a coup de grâce. |
[[Petrified|Petrification]] will override the effects of paralysis, including the susceptibility to a coup de grâce. |
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Latest revision as of 23:45, 21 February 2012
Paralyzed (or held) individuals are unable to move or take actions of any kind and are considered flat-footed. This is considered a mind-affecting effect (unless it originates from a death attack). A paralyzed non-player character with 4 or fewer hit dice is susceptible to a coup de grâce.
Petrification will override the effects of paralysis, including the susceptibility to a coup de grâce.