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From: dunbar@glasgow.glasgow.UUCP (Neil Dunbar)
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Subject: Re: AC bonuses and monks...
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Date: Mon, 21-Oct-85 09:18:53 EDT
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The article always made me wonder exactly how a monks stun is defined.
I mean, is it like a power word stun or what? The PHB and DMG say precious
little about the whole matter ( unless of course I've missed a bit ).
Me, I tend to use the following:
 1) Stunned person is AC 4 factors worse than before
 2)    "      "    is at -2 to hit on all attacks
 3)    "      "    automatically loses initiative
 4) Spell casting (scroll or natural) is impossible while stunned.
If anyone uses a different method I'd like to hear about it, since a monk
of my acquaintance has just hit 6th level, i.e. where he is going to be 
stunning quite a bit in the very near future.
					Yours,
					   Neil "Harassed DM" Dunbar