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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Helldritch" data-source="post: 7229337" data-attributes="member: 6855114">I don't see any house rule on Ovinomancer's answer.I see nothing in the sage advice supporting your view.The only twitter I saw was about bonus action vs action you could use, just like the SA.Again, a reaction interupts a turn.It's a lot like a time-out in football or any sport. Whatever happens during that moment isn't part of the game. It can happen during one team's turn or on the other team's turn. Yes it is their turn, but the time-out is not part of the game. It is something that can happen but it is independent of who's turn it is.Again, you just cite part of the rules that gives you right but leave the other in the dust. A reaction interupts the turn. If something is interupted, it is no longuer in effect. Then, when the reaction is resolved, the turn continues where it was at. It is as simple as that.</blockquote>