A rider can mount as part of their movement and then decide whether they will control the mount, gaining its movement (if the mount’s training allows this) with the mount only being allowed the dash, disengage or dodge actions (no attacks).
Can a mount take the help action?
Technically yes. Following this answer pointed out by V2Blast: While mounted, you can choose whether to control it or let it be independent. If you choose to control it, it is limited by the normal rules to the Dash, Dodge and Disengage actions, but if you use it as an uncontrolled mount, it can do whatever.
Can a paladin mount attack while it is being ridden?
There is a notable exception in the Paladin’s mount. The Paladin’s mount is both intelligent (6 INT, rather than 2 INT), and obeys your commands. Therefore, it will do what you tell it to, without needing to control it, and can use its trample attack to assist you in combat. When you are controlling your mount, it can not uses its attack options.
What can you do as a Paladin in World of Warcraft?
1) As holy, you have the option to go after a spell called holy shock, which can either heal an ally or harm a foe. Doesn’t do a very impressive amount of damage. 2) As prot, you get a shield-slinging spell that hits up to three targets and dazes them.
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How does a independent Mount work in combat?
An independent mount retains its place in the initiative order. Bearing a rider puts no restrictions on the actions the mount can take, and it moves and acts as it wishes. It might flee from combat, rush to attack and devour a badly injured foe, or otherwise act against your wishes.
