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amont319

Oct 10, 2018 @ 10:44pm

Can you shake your allies out of being Fascinated?

In tabletop if your character is Fascinated, let's say by a Nereid, another ally can spend an action to shake him or her out of it. Is this possible in this game?

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TL;DR

Oct 10, 2018 @ 10:50pm

You can attack your teammate with Cantrips

palathas

Oct 10, 2018 @ 10:54pm

Dispell Magic? Break Enchantment?

VladK02

Oct 11, 2018 @ 12:15am

Nope.

But.

Rogues get special ability/attack to get out of being mezzed like that on dealing damage to an ally. There is one feat for them being confused, 1 for soething else, and 1 more for something else mind-effect-like.

Your undead companion is immune to all this garbage, and enemy AI does not charm animal companions either, so if you are fighting say nereads, fight them solo with jaelal, assisted by pets, summons. case in point - Rill-and-Spill fey wtih charm aura and domination spells, AC 40, insane +15+20 saves on everything, damage reduction to pierce....etc.

The ONLY way to fight that is by pulling your entire party waaay the heeel back and sending in the undead chick with summons mano-a-mano. Nearead has no weapons, only fists hitting for 1 damage, and inquisitors get constant regeneration so...eventually, after 100 rounds, ai will exaust nerad's magic missiles or whatever on pets, neread's elemental bodyguard will go down to your summons, and all thats left will be your perma-regen undead vs fists and AC40+. You win, eventually.

So, no, no way to shake mind effects other then boosting will saves every round (good touch, blessing long, etc etc) or casting protections in advance; or finding other ways to fight.

marcelvdpol has Pathfinder: Kingmaker

Sep 10, 2020 @ 12:30pm

You can attack teammates with cantrips. However according to the Fascinate description your teammates should automatically "come out of it" if the Bard responsible for the effect dies. Fascinate clearly states "as long as the performance lasts" meaning the Bard responsible has to be alive and perform. The fact that the effect lasts beyond the death of the Fey in question is a very dubious interpretation of the Pathfinder rules OR a bug [most likely the latter].