Recent content by kexmal

NP morrus sorry about that.

You guys OBVIOUSLy have a 'deeper' understanding of simple rules than i right? i bow to your majesty... Yes of course im not the most educated of the bunch no no you are my king right you know how to read simple text and read into it right???

HAHA yes so simplistic in the eyes of you apparently what do you see that I dont how is that NOT clear as day to you? Im really wondering about you at this point... can you not read simple text... not trying to be rude I mean come on rounds are rounds spell rounds are spell rounds... please DONT...

Thank you mt point exaclty my point is that a ROUND starts on the highest INIT so thank you Nagol

What does that have anything to do with that quote I just drew from RAW? You cannot take two AoO's in one round obviously what I am saying if AoOs reset at YOUR TURn then you could BUT that is NOT NOT RAW :):):):) man no contest I am definietely right ROUNDS start at highest INIT how can you...

HAHA you totally misquoted read this (the sentence above what you quoted or should I say you selectively interpreted):Each round’s activity begins with the character with the highest initiative result and then proceeds, in order, from there. Each round of a combat uses the same initiative order...

So you saying this is possible?: round 1 INIT 20 guy move im INIT 10 i take an AoO... INIT 10 comes around i do my thing... INIT 20 comes around and I take anther AoO on INIT 20 guy... ithatis possilbe... BUT If what you are saying is true then... crazy things happen: like this INIT 20 Im INIT...

We all should not conflate spell rounds and Rounds capitol R... Yes I use true strike then it lasts 1 rouund meaning a spell round it lasts until the END of my next turn... BUt a round is a round in terms of this discussion meaning round 1 starts at first INIt and it ends at last INIt clear...

i think rounds reseting is beside the poiunts rounds reset at end of INIT always thats the rules... Spell durations dont... the 'rounds' that spells last are tacked on at the beginning of when they are cast but put aside spell duration rounds... Rounds (with capitol "R") alwasy end at the last...

How is that relevant though what is this: If you DONT take a swift you CAN take an immediate. If you Do take an immediate you CANNOT take a swift on the next turn... clear enough? But you can take another immediate AFTER your turn (meaning fduring the next round after you turn on initiative)...

Maybe your not understanding what i am getting at but this makes all the diff. Just to recap you are saying you CAn take an immediate and a swift in the same round I am arguing against that...how is what I said not relevant? But anyway that is just my opinion and rules backed opinion you can...

So i like Nusairs observations as well we need to realize that your TURN ending leaves resets your immediates (som immediates reset at the END of your turn)... BUt that in no way means you can take BOTh an immediate and a swift in the SAME round as per the post Nusair highlighted and what my...

Ok what I am saying is this; If you take a swift you CANNOT take an immdeiate in the same round. If you DONT take a swift you CAn take an immdeiate in the SAME round BUT it eats you NEXT swift on your TURN BUt you can then take ANOTHER immdeaite action AFTER your TURN, druing the next round that...

which as a note it is EASY in D&D to forget about explicit prohibitions and just go with what is in front of you so many times I ran into places where the rules cover ambiguous text BUT the rules are so far deep and hidden people forget to look BUT in this case rules compendium is there for us...

SRy again yes I do page 7 top left: you can also do a swift OR an immediate" That is why I am saying it all comes down to the inclusive or exclusive "or." Page 7 top left does say you can do only one OR the other NOT both (unless its inclusive) seeminlgy most only read the immedaite action break...