#Magic carpet pathfinder full#
So, in short: is riding a Carpet of Flying more like riding a flying mount, more like a fly spell or a separate mode of movement entirely?Īh, but now: is speaking a free action in this case? Can a carpet rider still full attack? Or a sorcerer cast a metamagic'd spell, is what I really want to know.Īnd another question: we all know skirmish does not trigger off a mount's move (bah humbug I say to that), but what about a carpet's move? Does it count as your own move?Guiding the carpet via verbal commands should work not unlike issuing a command word, which is just speaking but is not a free action. But mostly, I'd like to hear everyone's thoughts. If there's rules or previous discussions regarding this, by all means point me in their direction. Can you move with it and still make a full-round action, or a charge for that matter? Like a normal mount? Also, if casting a spell while riding on a carpet, do you need to make a Concentration check for vigourous motion or similar? Mostly I was wondering: do you use your own movement action to move with it, or is directing it a nonaction/free action/swift action/whatever action? Maybe, if you say "forward", it just keeps flying forward on its own until it's told to stop. It takes a command word to be activated, sure, but once activated, how do you get it to move? It's prerequisite is the overland flight spell, but that's not very indicative, usually. The description of its movement and activation isn't quite clear. So I was thinking a bit about Carpets of Flying (I may or may not have been watching Aladdin this weekend):
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