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Message: <blockquote data-quote="KarinsDad" data-source="post: 1990260" data-attributes="member: 2011">Hover does not let a dragon instantly stop in all circumstances.Readied actions are special in that they interrupt the action they are going against, they do not necessarily stop it. Once the readied action is resolved, the action it interrupted is continued (if possible).Creatures cannot change their declared action because of a readied action. If you start to cast a spell and I ready against it, you cannot suddenly change your mind and start attacking with a melee attack.If you are moving past my invisible character and notice me when I perform my AoO, you cannot say "Opps, I did not move through that square".In fact, the readying character can put the Wall of Force on a square line in front of the Dragon (according to the rules) as the Dragon leaves that square (as the trigger). He interrupts the Dragon leaving the square (due to the ready rules), but BECAUSE the Dragon is leaving the square in order to trigger the readied action, he does not get to go back and decide to "not leave the square".And neither Hover nor Wingover will stop the wall from impeding the Dragon.</blockquote>