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<blockquote data-quote="Lyxen" data-source="post: 8591570" data-attributes="member: 7032025">And what I'm saying is that an action (drawing two weapons) certainly takes more time than quite a few reactions that one can think about, like attacking someone.Tsss, it might be drawing your main hand. It's just the second one that you do. It might actually be just drawing your main hand (which you can usually do for free) but after you opened a door for free. The length of time that any action takes is purely arbitrary for narration.And how is that relevant to an opportunity attack ? You are not there, it's what counts. Teleport could take one week to get you there and it would not matter, since you would not cross the intervening spell.Once more, Thunder Step is an instantaneous spell. Do we agree that it's the case ? Netevertheless, it's SPLIT TEMPORALY INTO (AT LEAST) TWO DISTINCT PHASES, which do NOT overlap.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Lyxen, post: 8591570, member: 7032025"] And what I'm saying is that an action (drawing two weapons) certainly takes more time than quite a few reactions that one can think about, like attacking someone. Tsss, it might be drawing your main hand. It's just the second one that you do. It might actually be just drawing your main hand (which you can usually do for free) but after you opened a door for free. The length of time that any action takes is purely arbitrary for narration. And how is that relevant to an opportunity attack ? You are not there, it's what counts. Teleport could take one week to get you there and it would not matter, since you would not cross the intervening spell. Once more, Thunder Step is an instantaneous spell. Do we agree that it's the case ? Netevertheless, it's SPLIT TEMPORALY INTO (AT LEAST) TWO DISTINCT PHASES, which do NOT overlap. [/QUOTE]

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