So we're playing. My archer ranger is plugging away from a distance per usual, and the GM finally notices that I'm launching death missiles from afar. He decides that one of the ghastlies is going to come bother me. The thing moves his squares, and then Charges me.
I activate 'Weave through the Fray'. An ability that allows me to shift some number of squares. And I do.
The GM says, "Okay, he continues his Charge." and moves the undead right next to me again.
Player's Handbooks explode. My contention was that the undead charged and was about to make the attack before my interrupt ... interrupted him, and so he can't then 'continue' the charge. The GM's point was that it basically happened at the same time and he merely kept going after I moved.
Thoughts?
In retrospect, I should have moved to the side, since a Charge is supposed to be in a straight line. I have some follow up questions about this as well, but I'll wait until this one has a few answers.
Thanks all in advance!
I activate 'Weave through the Fray'. An ability that allows me to shift some number of squares. And I do.
The GM says, "Okay, he continues his Charge." and moves the undead right next to me again.
Player's Handbooks explode. My contention was that the undead charged and was about to make the attack before my interrupt ... interrupted him, and so he can't then 'continue' the charge. The GM's point was that it basically happened at the same time and he merely kept going after I moved.
Thoughts?
In retrospect, I should have moved to the side, since a Charge is supposed to be in a straight line. I have some follow up questions about this as well, but I'll wait until this one has a few answers.
Thanks all in advance!
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