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Message: <blockquote data-quote="KarinsDad" data-source="post: 2116796" data-attributes="member: 2011">For someone who states that I miss or ignore things, you sure do miss or ignore things.I have repeatedly stated that you must be aware of your opponents to initiate combat with a ready action. You cannot just aim a crossbow at a door and use this technique because the rules prohibit you from doing it if you are not aware of your opponent. But, here you are giving an example that I have already stated doesn't work with this.I have repeatedly stated that many actions cannot be used out of combat. Which ones? Combat only ones. Like swinging your sword at an opponent or readying an action or firing your bow at someone. ALL of these actions cannot be done out of combat. So, your point number 2 is irrelevant to this thread.Also, although I am aware that the DM determines when combat starts, I am also aware that most DMs are reasonable. If I declare an action to fire my bow at an opponent, I do not expect the DM to say "Nope, nope. I declare when combat starts, not you.".So, given all of these misconceptions of yours and lack of reading of what I write, what again is your point?</blockquote>