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<blockquote data-quote="Kobold Stew" data-source="post: 7025801" data-attributes="member: 23484">I'm not really sure where we are disagreeing here. In the game, we use stop-motion to represent movement. See the examples in post 26. I am seeing you apply a special meaning to the word, one that allows being attacked, taking damage, potentially making saving throws, taking bonus actions, etc., all as possibly not interrupting something &quot;immediate&quot;. &nbsp;Since the 30' movement rates are measured in terms of a 6-second combat turn, I am not sure this is true. Plus, in the context of the OP where it specifically qualifies the effects of the item to include &quot;though you can't jump farther than your remaining movement would allow&quot;, which again presumes combat. Yes, I made reference to this in post 17. We're not taking about revisions or new iterations of the rules, here; I'm looking only at the PHB and the DMG for this edition.I appreciate your willingness actually to talk about this.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Kobold Stew, post: 7025801, member: 23484"] I'm not really sure where we are disagreeing here. In the game, we use stop-motion to represent movement. See the examples in post 26. I am seeing you apply a special meaning to the word, one that allows being attacked, taking damage, potentially making saving throws, taking bonus actions, etc., all as possibly not interrupting something "immediate". Since the 30' movement rates are measured in terms of a 6-second combat turn, I am not sure this is true. Plus, in the context of the OP where it specifically qualifies the effects of the item to include "though you can't jump farther than your remaining movement would allow", which again presumes combat. Yes, I made reference to this in post 17. We're not taking about revisions or new iterations of the rules, here; I'm looking only at the PHB and the DMG for this edition. I appreciate your willingness actually to talk about this. [/QUOTE]

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