Steel_Wind
Legend
The Little Raven:
I am not aware of any official ruling on this matter ever having been given - but I'll ask about it and let you know.
While what you say is one possible interpretation of the talent, it not the only one. I would point out that it does not explicitly say what you suggest; it says, in my view, just the opposite. It says movING, referring to a current action then in progress.
Were it to say what you say it means, it would more logically state in describing the talent, "immediately after a foe has movED".
Moreover, my interpretation is highlighted by the description of the very talent itself: ANTICIPATE.
By definition, "Anticipation" is making use of a forward looking prediction, not a backward looking assessment of a thing that has already occurred. You see them moving, you anticipate where they will end up before their move is complete - and you react immediately to compensate before the foe's move is complete.
I agree it says a reaction. But our agreement ends there.The Little Raven said:
That's a reaction. It says it explicitly in the description. They move, THEN you let your ally move.
I am not aware of any official ruling on this matter ever having been given - but I'll ask about it and let you know.
While what you say is one possible interpretation of the talent, it not the only one. I would point out that it does not explicitly say what you suggest; it says, in my view, just the opposite. It says movING, referring to a current action then in progress.
Were it to say what you say it means, it would more logically state in describing the talent, "immediately after a foe has movED".
Moreover, my interpretation is highlighted by the description of the very talent itself: ANTICIPATE.
By definition, "Anticipation" is making use of a forward looking prediction, not a backward looking assessment of a thing that has already occurred. You see them moving, you anticipate where they will end up before their move is complete - and you react immediately to compensate before the foe's move is complete.
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