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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Chaotic Archon" data-source="post: 4661403" data-attributes="member: 21828">There was some discussion at the gaming table about what events/resolutions actually happen in the following scenario: It's my turn and I move 3 of my 6 movement before a monster with a readied action to "attack me when I came into view" gets his attack trigger.  The attack hits me and inflicts 6 damage AND 5 ongoing poison + slow (save ends both).I can now only move 2 of my remaining 3 squares because of slow.  I move 2 and attack (resolved no issues).  My turn is now ending, so I roll a save to end the poison/slow.  I succeed.The discussion brought up the following questions:1.  Is it 'correct' that the ongoing damage is never dealt in a case like this (since ongoing is taken at the start of your turn and ending ongoing resolves at the end of your turn).  I believe this is the case and loosely supported by a cleric's sacred flame ability to do the same thing.  This would also technically apply to ongoing damage taken from an attack of opportunity.2.  Someone suggested that since I had already moved 2+ squares when I got hit, the slow meant I couldn't move anymore.  This felt wrong to me.  I had 3 movement left when the attack hit me.thanks!</blockquote>