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Originally Posted by Azhrei
Yeah, I guess I see the "overpowered" aspect of it.
Given the action economy, I'm using 3-4 turns to accomplish this so surely that has to be worth something? (Turning invisible, moving into position, making the CMB check, then tying the knot the next round.)
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Unless you do all the first three things before the fight starts. :-)
[/QUOTE]Not exactly. If this were true, there would never be any bonuses for attacking while invisible. You don't turn visible until after you make the attack roll. Not a big deal; I'm going to have to find a different approach, I think.[/QUOTE]
Does the bag remain entirely invisible while being placed over the head until it comes into contact with the victim's body?
I would expect an immediate reaction would be to put your hand in inside the bag to try and pull it off, so the clockwork cinch wouldn't pull it tight around his neck.
On the whole, I see all of this (from a GM point of view) as applying modern-day technology/knowledge to medieval/magical situations.