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<blockquote data-quote="pinbot" data-source="post: 4245970" data-attributes="member: 66891">You don't need to get into implications to judge whether the dragonshield tactic can interrupt a move action.&nbsp; (really, that sentence makes clear what the answer should be)If a pc starts an action that may trigger immediate interrupts and or immediate responses.&nbsp; Interrupts happen immediately and responses--here is crucial thing--do not happen until the action is complete.&nbsp; In this case the Dragonshields have an immediate response.&nbsp; The trigger is a pc's action.&nbsp; Per the 'immediate response' rules, the triggering action must be complete--meaning the pc is done moving--before the kobolds get to shift.The only ambiguity in the rules is whether movement must END next to the DS or whether passing by triggers the ability.Of course, the email earlier in the thread introduces new extra confusion, so hopefully it will be refuted soon.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="pinbot, post: 4245970, member: 66891"] You don't need to get into implications to judge whether the dragonshield tactic can interrupt a move action. (really, that sentence makes clear what the answer should be) If a pc starts an action that may trigger immediate interrupts and or immediate responses. Interrupts happen immediately and responses--here is crucial thing--do not happen until the action is complete. In this case the Dragonshields have an immediate response. The trigger is a pc's action. Per the 'immediate response' rules, the triggering action must be complete--meaning the pc is done moving--before the kobolds get to shift. The only ambiguity in the rules is whether movement must END next to the DS or whether passing by triggers the ability. Of course, the email earlier in the thread introduces new extra confusion, so hopefully it will be refuted soon. [/QUOTE]

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