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Message: <blockquote data-quote="WalterKovacs" data-source="post: 4766648" data-attributes="member: 63763">Just to make sure I'm looking at this right, the idea for the fix is: When you take your readied action you also resolve any 'start of turn' effects, and end any positive until the end of your turn effects (i.e. end positive effects like buffs on you or your allies, debuffs on your enemies), and when you reach what would have been your previous turn on the initiative order you resolve the rest of the end of your turn (stuff like saving throws and the like)? It just seems this could create other issues, such as with a regeneration type positive effect that, by readying an action, you may double dip on some positive effect that occurs on each of your turns before the opponent's next turn. Similarly an ally could have an effect that does something for their allies at the start of each of their turns, and by all their allies readying actions they could double dip in that effect. [One example would be consecrated grounds, the level 5 cleric daily ...]. Mostly this would probably equate to a bit of extra healing before an enemy gets to act. Also, presumably if you got another 'start of turn' you'd get back your immediate action which let's you "ready to ready to ready ...". If you don't have a proper start of turn, you'd get some benefits (like the invisibility of eyebite) a second time not to mention avoiding ongoing damage, etc. Of course I might be misinterpreting what is meant by using the Delay Turn on the initiative token ...</blockquote>

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