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Given that nothing about the text indicates that Ready allows you to take a second action on your turn, context makes it incredibly...

My comment was a bit dismissive, you're not wrong in that there can be rewards to the story for taking risks. While some DM's are mean...

I do. Obviously it’s impossible to know for sure unless the designers say, but I think my reading is the most straightforward...

I am not one of those DMs because I never played during a time when those spells worked that way. But, in those DMs’ defense, that was...

This is a logical falacy. If I choose the Magic action in response to a trigger, and trigger has not happened, then the action can not...

no it is not. The game states it is an action. It states this at least twice. In the description of ready it states: "You take the...

Yes it is. It absolutely is. It is on the table of the games main actions. Nowhere, anywhere do the 2024 rules indicate Ready is not...

And use the Ready action to cast it (since that is the section this wording is under)

Please tell me where I can find the explicit language that lets me take 2 actions on one turn as long as one of them is the Ready action...

No, and you can not take 2 actions on your turn.

It is in the rules glossary under Ready action. You can look it up there. Also where does it specifically let you take 2 actions on...

No they aren't. A Valor Bard can cast any Cantrip with a casting time of an action as part of the attack action. An Eldritch Knight...

It is in the description of the Ready action, under "Ready a spell".

Yes, like this being specifically spelled out in the description of the Ready action and the specificity associated with "Ready a spell"...

Other than, you know, the text of the ready action, which specifically says you cast the spell when you use it.