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<blockquote data-quote="Keenath" data-source="post: 4584948" data-attributes="member: 59792">Interesting question, but I'm with JourneymanMage.&nbsp; Dazed says &quot;you can take either a standard action, a move action, or a minor action on your turn&quot;.&nbsp; Once you've begun your turn, that effect has taken place.&nbsp; Removing the daze after the start of your turn doesn't change the fact that you were effected by it during your turn, and the effect was that you could only take one action during your turn.Take a different example:&nbsp; Suppose I've been hit by a weakened condition.&nbsp; Each attack deals half damage, right?&nbsp; Now suppose I have a power that says &quot;Hit: Deal XdX damage and remove one condition on you that a save ends&quot;.&nbsp; The two effects are essentially simultaneous.&nbsp; It doesn't say the condition is removed at the end of my attack.&nbsp; But I should think it's clear that the attack we're resolving is still weakened even if the Weakened condition is removed as a result of that hit.Similarly, the effect of the Dazed condition wouldn't be removed from the turn you're still resolving just becuase you removed the condition.This doesn't necessarily only apply to Cubes, though.&nbsp; The ruling will apply any time you have the ability to remove an ongoing condition during your turn.&nbsp; For example, the Dreadnaught's &quot;Unfailing Resources&quot; ability, which allows you to spend HP to make an extra save as a free action.In any case, doesn't this apply even if action points aren't in use?&nbsp; If I use my single action and escape, it's an obvious question whether I now have a move and minor left, or nothing left.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Keenath, post: 4584948, member: 59792"] Interesting question, but I'm with JourneymanMage. Dazed says "you can take either a standard action, a move action, or a minor action on your turn". Once you've begun your turn, that effect has taken place. Removing the daze after the start of your turn doesn't change the fact that you were effected by it during your turn, and the effect was that you could only take one action during your turn. Take a different example: Suppose I've been hit by a weakened condition. Each attack deals half damage, right? Now suppose I have a power that says "Hit: Deal XdX damage and remove one condition on you that a save ends". The two effects are essentially simultaneous. It doesn't say the condition is removed at the end of my attack. But I should think it's clear that the attack we're resolving is still weakened even if the Weakened condition is removed as a result of that hit. Similarly, the effect of the Dazed condition wouldn't be removed from the turn you're still resolving just becuase you removed the condition. This doesn't necessarily only apply to Cubes, though. The ruling will apply any time you have the ability to remove an ongoing condition during your turn. For example, the Dreadnaught's "Unfailing Resources" ability, which allows you to spend HP to make an extra save as a free action. In any case, doesn't this apply even if action points aren't in use? If I use my single action and escape, it's an obvious question whether I now have a move and minor left, or nothing left. [/QUOTE]

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