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Message: <blockquote data-quote="DND_Reborn" data-source="post: 7810811" data-attributes="member: 6987520">Well, that is my point. These are features I use and have bought into them. If I was a new player at this table, I would want to know how these features are handled if not as reactions. We've had players leave our table because they didn't like some house-rules we use. We're fine with that, and maybe depending on how the OP handles their table I might decide it isn't for me, either.I think players at the OP's table having taken something otherwise they wouldn't be in use and causing confusion. I suppose it is possible it is the opponents using them, but then you are removing power from foes and making them weaker.But I agree with most of the posts here. The real question is why are reactions causing confusion at their table? What is it about them that makes it a problem? Is it just that it interrupts the pace of the round?Until the OP is more specific, and addresses the points myself and others have made, I can't really help. If he is posting here just looking for support, he is unlikely to find it without more information. That being said, it is their table, if they don't like OA/reactions/Ready, and everyone playing is okay with taking them out on both sides, they can go for it.I've also asked about Countering. Why is it a problem as is? What is he looking to change? If the OP answers those questions, I might be able to offer a suggestion on how to improve it (I've already offered one as a shot-in-the-dark, to no response).</blockquote>

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