In AD&D if you tried to turn undead and failed to roll high enough to turn that hit die of undead, you could not retry turning that same undead. In 3.5 I don't see that restriction. So can you retry a failed turning attempt?
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\$\begingroup\$ Just FYI (my opinion) in general I feel 3.5 is pretty good about telling when an action can't be performed a second time. See for example the Krenshar's scare (d20srd.org/srd/monsters/krenshar.htm). If it doesn't say anything generally it means you can do it again. \$\endgroup\$ – joedragons Sep 11 '15 at 15:20
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Yes you can, up to your limit of turning attempts in a day (the compensating factor that 1e did not have). See d20srd on Turning Undead.
