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<blockquote data-quote="Arbitrary" data-source="post: 4346345" data-attributes="member: 66185">Don't go apologizing to me yet, my only position is that I'm pretty sure something went wonky somewhere.&nbsp; My gut tells me that much conflict stems from two halves of two prior versions of the rules coming together and messing things up.If we go back to 268 it divides up Triggered Action Types into Opportunity Action and Immediate Action.&nbsp; It says under Immediate Actions that you cannot take one on your own turn.&nbsp; It does not say that under Opportunity Attacks.&nbsp; It doesn't say you can't take one on your own turn anywhere on 290 either.The Ranger Encounter 3, Disruptive Strike can be used with a ranged weapon and is an immediate interrupt.&nbsp; It triggers when &quot;You are an ally is attacked by a creature.&quot;If a goblin walks up to a Ranger, and attacks, and the Ranger decides to use Disruptive Strike with a bow, does he then provoke an Opportunity Attack from the goblin who is currently mid-strike?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Arbitrary, post: 4346345, member: 66185"] Don't go apologizing to me yet, my only position is that I'm pretty sure something went wonky somewhere. My gut tells me that much conflict stems from two halves of two prior versions of the rules coming together and messing things up. If we go back to 268 it divides up Triggered Action Types into Opportunity Action and Immediate Action. It says under Immediate Actions that you cannot take one on your own turn. It does not say that under Opportunity Attacks. It doesn't say you [I]can't[/I] take one on your own turn anywhere on 290 either. The Ranger Encounter 3, Disruptive Strike can be used with a ranged weapon and is an immediate interrupt. It triggers when "You are an ally is attacked by a creature." If a goblin walks up to a Ranger, and attacks, and the Ranger decides to use Disruptive Strike with a bow, does he then provoke an Opportunity Attack from the goblin who is currently mid-strike? [/QUOTE]

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