Display title | Compelling Voice |
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Article description: (description ) This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Some people are persuasive, some people have even more power than that. Whatever they say, you have to do it. No escape clause, their voice instills immediate obedience. They can tell you to stand on one foot and quack like a duck, to betray your loved one, or to kill yourself, or to just die. If the speaker is of a sadistic turn of mind, they may come up with a more creative Fate Worse Than Death to put you through. Thus, Compelling Voice is even more powerful than Charm Person, as Charm Person can at least be resisted. The enemy used Charm Person? Quick! Make a saving throw or get your friends to tell you "I know you're still in there"! The enemy used Compelling Voice? Congratulations! You're screwed. There is truly No Saving Throw. |