Stunned creatures stand helplessly in a motionless stupor. This is considered a mind-affecting effect (unless it originates from stunning fist). Stunned creatures are considered flat-footed, and creatures attacking them receive a +2 bonus to their attack rolls. Being stunned interferes with being prone and is overridden by paralysis, sleep, and petrification.

Mind-affecting is a classification of things that serve to muddle or confuse a target, rather than damaging it directly. This classification is used for effects, spells, and spell-like abilities, with the spells and spell-like abilities of this category identified as such by having a "mind-affecting" descriptor. Mind-affecting spells tend to be of the enchantment school, although there are exceptions.

There are several sources of bonuses to saving throws versus mind-affecting. These bonuses apply when the spell (or spell-like ability) in question is considered "mind-affecting"; the effect resulting from a failed saving throw does not matter as far as the bonus is concerned. (The effect does matter when it comes to mind-affecting immunity, though.)

The mind-affecting effects are charmed, confused, dazed, dominated, frightened, paralyzed, sleep, and stunned. Any attempt to apply one of these effects to a creature with immunity to mind-affecting spells will fail. As exceptions, stunning fist and death attack bypass mind-affecting immunity, even though they inflict mind-affecting conditions (stunned and paralyzed).

The enchantment spells that fall into the mind-affecting category are daze, bane, bless, charm person, doom, sleep, aid, charm person or animal, hold animal, hold person, charm monster, confusion, dominate animal, dominate person, hold monster, war cry, mind fog, mass charm, dominate monster, The other spell schools with spells in this category are divination (feeblemind), illusion (color spray, phantasmal killer and weird), necromancy (clarity), and transmutation (aura of glory). These spells will not negatively affect a creature who is immune to mind-affecting spells. In addition, if they allow a saving throw, then bonuses to saves versus mind-affecting apply to that roll.

Perfect self
Type of feat: class
Prerequisite: monk 20
Specifics: The character gains immunity to all mind-affecting spells and effects, and damage reduction 20/+1.
Use: automatic

Nahore pises ze mas >=19lvl mnicha. To co postnul bahnak, tak dole je videt ze je potreba >=20lvl mnicha. Tzn alespon lvl 21 kdyz zapocitame i dobrodruha. Jediny poznatek ceho jsem si vsiml.
Ps. Na st jsem mel take mnicha. Na 19lvl jsem si hazel, jakmile jsem dosahl 20lvl, tak uz ne - imka.

Myslim si, že to tak je, soudě ze scriptů pasti. Právě proto, že Mind affecting je prostě jiný typ hodu než hody na pasti.

Leda to ještě ozkoušet v základnim NWN.

To ale nevysvětluje, proč kouzlo past tohoto typu zachytí a dá imku, ale perfekt self, který má fungovat stejně už ne.

V tom případě nevim. Je možné že jde o další úpravu která nefunguje