Yes, but keep in mind that DM adjudication may limit the trigger events. For example, I would not allow (nor do I think the rules allow) you to say, "If enemy A comes around the corner, I hit him with magic missile, but if enemy B sticks his face out of the window, I hit him with an acid arrow."Question said:Can you ready an action to cast a spell based on enemy actions?
Artoomis said:Absolutely.
"You can ready a standard action, a move action, or a free action."
Presto2112 said:You can't ready a swift action?
That's because they don't exist.Presto2112 said:You can't ready a swift action?
Presto2112 said:You can't ready a swift action?
No, you can't.ThirdWizard said:You could always ready a Standard Action and when it triggers use a Swift Action.
Sure, as long as you specify the trigger and the readied action.ThirdWizard said:How about this: can I ready an action to ready an action?
Sure you could.Infiniti2000 said:No, you can't.ThirdWizard said:You could always ready a Standard Action and when it triggers use a Swift Action.