When a creature is controlled by a spell or ability, the controller sustains the effect. While sustained, the controller directs the target’s actions on the controller’s turn. The number of actions the target takes is determined by the controller, not the target. If the controller wishes to take other actions while maintaining control, they must do so with any Risk imposed by the effect. The controlled target uses its own attributes, risks, and other properties when performing actions under control. On the target’s own turn, it may spend one action to attempt to break free by rolling over 15.