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 '''Cost''' - None
-'''Range/Area''' - 60 Feet for Small, Medium and Large Characters. Range is doubled for every Size Category above Large and Halved for every Size Category below Small.
+'''Range/Area''' - 60 Feet, modified by [[Personal Radius]].
 '''Duration''' - Persistent, +1d4 rounds +1 per 2 Turning Levels

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 *Only applies if character has Turn [Undead]. This listing is not for HD but a specific type of Undead.
 * Special includes creatures that qualify for a Tag but are in some way unusual. For instance, Undead that are also Evil Outsiders qualify for this when encounter a Cleric. As Paladins possess both in Turn [Undead, Evil Outsider], they do not count as Special. Greater and Lesser Powers are always considered as Special.
 At higher levels, a Character may automatically turn, destroy or turn and destroy a number of enemies based on their HD or Level. These are listed on the chart as T, D or DT.

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 *Only applies if character has Turn [Undead]. This listing is not for HD but a specific type of Undead.
-** Special includes creatures that qualify for a Tag but are in some way unusual. For instance, Undead that are also Evil Outsiders qualify for this when encounter a Cleric. As Paladins possess both in Turn [Undead, Evil Outsider], they do not count as Special. Greater and Lesser Powers are always considered as Special.
 At higher levels, a Character may automatically turn, destroy or turn and destroy a number of enemies based on their HD or Level. These are listed on the chart as T, D or DT.

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 *Only applies if character has Turn [Undead]. This listing is not for HD but a specific type of Undead.
+** Special includes creatures that qualify for a Tag but are in some way unusual. For instance, Undead that are also Evil Outsiders qualify for this when encounter a Cleric. As Paladins possess both in Turn [Undead, Evil Outsider], they do not count as Special. Greater and Lesser Powers are always considered as Special.
 At higher levels, a Character may automatically turn, destroy or turn and destroy a number of enemies based on their HD or Level. These are listed on the chart as T, D or DT.

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−	~~(integrate this into the Turned Status) Turned undead bound by the orders of another (i.e. skeletons) simply retreat and allow the Priest and those with them to pass or complete their actions.~~
−	~~Free-willed undead who are turned attempt to flee the area, until out of sight of the caster. If unable to escape, they will circle at a distance, no closer than 10 feet.~~
−	~~If the character forces free-willed undead to come closer than 10 feet by pressing them into a corner, the turning is broken and the undead attack normally.~~

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 To make a Turn Attempt, the character may use a Standard Action at any time during a round that they can normally act. They then roll 1d20. The player then consults the Turning Table and compares that result against their Level to see the highest HD or Level they can Turn. If successful, 2d6 characters matching the Types listed become [[Turned]], starting with the lowest HD or Level present and moving up from there, up to the maximum number that can be Turned, the maximum HD that can be turned or up to maximum Range. These enemies must have Line of Sight to the Character.
-The duration of Turning is equal to 1d4 + half the Character's Turning Level once either the character stops using Standard Actions to cause the ability to Persist, the opponent is beyond 60 feet or has broken Line of Sight with the character.
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 T = +2d6 Undead of this level are [[Turned]] automatically.
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 This means that 9 Skeletons are Destroyed, 5 Skeletons are Turned, 8 Zombies are Turned and 2 Wights are Turned. This would leave 1 remaining but they did not roll high enough to Turn the Ghast.
-Turned undead bound by the orders of another (i.e. skeletons) simply retreat and allow the Priest and those with them to pass or complete their actions.
+If multiple Types are listed, then one Turn action affects all things with those Types - Turn [Undead, Evil Outsiders] will Turn both in a single Turning. If they have differing levels, roll once and compare the roll to all versions of Turn to see if it has any effect.
-T means 2d6 undead are automatically turned in addition to 2d6 undead that are not instantly destroyed. D means the undead of this type are instantly destroyed or dispelled - DT means the undead are destroyed and an additional 2d4 undead of this type are turned (and thus dispelled).
+For example, a 10th Cleric has Turn [Undead, Level] meaning they have a Turning Level of 10. A 10th Level Paladin has Turn [Undead, Evil Outsider, Level -2] meaning they have a Turning Level of 8. A 10th Level Thief with an Amulet of Turning has Turn [Undead, +2] meaning they have a Turning Level of 2. If the Thief gave the Paladin this item, it would bring their Turning Level up to 10 or the Cleric's to 12.
-Once they stop their efforts to Turn Undead, the duration is equal to 1d6 + half the character’s level.
+'''Description''' -
-Turned undead bound by the orders of another (i.e. skeletons) simply retreat and allow the Priest and those with them to pass or complete their actions.
+(integrate this into the Turned Status) Turned undead bound by the orders of another (i.e. skeletons) simply retreat and allow the Priest and those with them to pass or complete their actions.
 Free-willed undead who are turned attempt to flee the area, until out of sight of the caster. If unable to escape, they will circle at a distance, no closer than 10 feet.
 If the character forces free-willed undead to come closer than 10 feet by pressing them into a corner, the turning is broken and the undead attack normally.

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 '''Requirements''' -  None
-'''Cost''' - Takes 30 minutes to Refresh.
+'''Cost''' - None
 '''Range/Area''' - 60 Feet for Small, Medium and Large Characters. Range is doubled for every Size Category above Large and Halved for every Size Category below Small.
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 '''Duration''' - Persistent, +1d4 rounds +1 per 2 Turning Levels
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+'''Effects''' - A Character is able to Turn a type of being, pushing them back and forcing them into retreat. Against Undead, it cuts much of their connection to the Negative Energy plane. In the case of Evil Outsiders, if usually involves bombarding them with the power of Good. The nature of Turning varies from type to type.