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<blockquote data-quote="Retreater" data-source="post: 5467177" data-attributes="member: 42040">Okay, so I read that you're limited to one Immediate Action per round (that is, until your character is able to act again in the Initiative order). This Immediate Action does not count Opportunity Attacks.&nbsp;What about the following example:&nbsp;Fledgling White Dragon (from Monster Vault) is flanked by a rogue and is hit. The dragon gets to use its tail slap as an immediate reaction. On the following player's turn, the fighter who is flanking it hits the dragon, but the dragon cannot take a tail slap against him (having just used its immediate reaction against the rogue). [Correct?]&nbsp;Then on the following player's turn, the sorcerer hits the dragon with a Chaos Bolt and does enough damage to drop the dragon into bloodied hit points. The dragon can immediately use its Bloodied Breath (a free action but not listed as an &quot;immediate reaction&quot;). [Correct?]&nbsp;Then when the dragon's turn comes up after the sorcerer, it can again use its tail slap power against anyone who flanks it. But just one time until his next turn. [Correct?]&nbsp;This is a little confusing to me. Just want to make sure I have it right.Retreater</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Retreater, post: 5467177, member: 42040"] Okay, so I read that you're limited to one Immediate Action per round (that is, until your character is able to act again in the Initiative order). This Immediate Action does not count Opportunity Attacks. What about the following example: Fledgling White Dragon (from Monster Vault) is flanked by a rogue and is hit. The dragon gets to use its tail slap as an immediate reaction. On the following player's turn, the fighter who is flanking it hits the dragon, but the dragon cannot take a tail slap against him (having just used its immediate reaction against the rogue). [Correct?] Then on the following player's turn, the sorcerer hits the dragon with a Chaos Bolt and does enough damage to drop the dragon into bloodied hit points. The dragon can immediately use its Bloodied Breath (a free action but not listed as an "immediate reaction"). [Correct?] Then when the dragon's turn comes up after the sorcerer, it can again use its tail slap power against anyone who flanks it. But just one time until his next turn. [Correct?] This is a little confusing to me. Just want to make sure I have it right. Retreater [/QUOTE]

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