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<blockquote data-quote="Majoru Oakheart" data-source="post: 2834391" data-attributes="member: 5143">My point is, that it doesn't matter if they are seperate actions or not.&nbsp; Free actions, and therefore immediate actions can be performed WHILE performing other actions.&nbsp; So, WHILE attacking you (or anyone else) can choose to use an immediate action.There are not restrictions listed anywhere about WHEN during an action a free action can be performed.&nbsp; For instance, when you draw a weapon while you are moving, does it happen at the beginning of your move, the middle of your move or the end of your move?&nbsp; Can the person choose if it mattered for some reason?The same thing applies to immediate actions.&nbsp; If you can use an immediate action WHILE someone is attacking, does it happen before damage is rolled, before the attack is rolled, or before the effects are applied?&nbsp; And can the person casting the spell choose if it helps them?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Majoru Oakheart, post: 2834391, member: 5143"] My point is, that it doesn't matter if they are seperate actions or not. Free actions, and therefore immediate actions can be performed WHILE performing other actions. So, WHILE attacking you (or anyone else) can choose to use an immediate action. There are not restrictions listed anywhere about WHEN during an action a free action can be performed. For instance, when you draw a weapon while you are moving, does it happen at the beginning of your move, the middle of your move or the end of your move? Can the person choose if it mattered for some reason? The same thing applies to immediate actions. If you can use an immediate action WHILE someone is attacking, does it happen before damage is rolled, before the attack is rolled, or before the effects are applied? And can the person casting the spell choose if it helps them? [/QUOTE]

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