Optfall

Rule · Chapter 1

cr:1.7.5

A modal ability is a choice of modes, where each mode is a base ability the source could have. A modal ability typically contains the phrase “choose [X] [CONDITIONS?]; [MODES]” where X is a cardinal number or a description of the number of modes to choose, CONDITIONS (if any) specifies one or more conditions for selecting modes, and MODES is a list of modes that can be selected.

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  • cr:1.7.5aModes of the source are declared as the source is added as a layer on the stack.[5.1.4][6.6.6a]
  • cr:1.7.5bIf the modal ability allows the player to select two or more modes, they cannot select the same mode more than once, unless specified by the ability. If the player may select more modes than are available, they can only select a maximum of the available modes. If two or more modes are selected, the order of those modes are determined by the order they are listed by the ability.
  • cr:1.7.5cIf the same mode is selected more than once, the modes are considered separate and do not create a multi-event.[1.9.2] If the mode contains a targeted effect, the same target(s) may be selected for each time the mode is selected.
  • cr:1.7.5dOnce the modes of a modal ability have been selected, those modes determine the base abilities of the source for rules and effects. If no modes for the source have been selected it is considered to not have any of those modes as base abilities.
  • cr:1.7.5eIf the number or the availability of modes is affected by a conditional or an undetermined parameter, the conditional or parameter is evaluated at the time the modes are selected.

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