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<blockquote data-quote="Helldritch" data-source="post: 7227276" data-attributes="member: 6855114">Exactly what I have been trying to say since the beginning.You have 4 action resources possible: Move, action, bonus action and reaction.Your turn is compose of: Move, action and bonus action. You decide whenever and how you want to spend these.A reaction is indepent of your decision. You can't use it without an outside condition. A reaction interupts the turn for a moment. It is no longuer the turn of anyone in that &quot;time bubble&quot; It is almost as a turn of its own.So a reaction is outside the turn sequence because it interupts it. Be it your turn or someone else's turn. What happens during that &quot;Time bubble&quot; is independent of what happened before or after. When the interuption is resolved, time goes back on track and the turn continues where it was at. Regardless of the outcome of what happened in the &quot;time bubble&quot;.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Helldritch, post: 7227276, member: 6855114"] Exactly what I have been trying to say since the beginning. You have 4 action resources possible: Move, action, bonus action and reaction. Your turn is compose of: Move, action and bonus action. You decide whenever and how you want to spend these. A reaction is indepent of your decision. You can't use it without an outside condition. A reaction interupts the turn for a moment. It is no longuer the turn of anyone in that "time bubble" It is almost as a turn of its own. So a reaction is outside the turn sequence because it interupts it. Be it your turn or someone else's turn. What happens during that "Time bubble" is independent of what happened before or after. When the interuption is resolved, time goes back on track and the turn continues where it was at. Regardless of the outcome of what happened in the "time bubble". [/QUOTE]

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