Quote Originally Posted by Tzardok View Post
I think it makes perfectly sense. It essentially says "Everytime you tell me to do something, I get a penalty to all rolls I make as part of doing that something." You tell me to attack, I take a penalty to my attack rolls. You say "Dodge the fireball!", I get a penalty to my reflex save. You ask me to walk the dog, I get penalties to my Handle Animal check. And so on. I rewrote the sentence to make it clearer.
Oooh! I misread it completely. I thought "at the direction of another" meant something like "towards someone else" (and was supposed to be "in the direction of", since it was followed by "like an encouragement...". I thought the affected creature was the one doing the encouragement/order. I think it should then be "under the direction of another creature" rather than "at". Thank you for the clarification. It makes much more sense now. I still think it should be further clarified to "[...] to all rolls made while acting under the direction of another [...]".