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<blockquote data-quote="kexmal" data-source="post: 6321942" data-attributes="member: 6777190">Thank you mark but i am definitely not confused... please read previous posts. i know what a round is and a turn i think you guys are confused in that the descritpion of immediate actions is screwy BUT read page 7 top left of rules compendium it makes it clear you can take either a swift OR an immediate. Just like you can take a move and standard OR a full-round. Excluive &quot;or&quot;. Tell me that that use of &quot;or&quot; on page 7 of rules compendium is inclusive and im on baord but you cant cause its ambiguous text (meaning its upto DM). But contextually (considering the use of &quot;or&quot; in the PREVIOUS sentence is unambiguously exclusive) I have no reason to assume the use of &quot;or&quot; in the NEXT sentence is not as well exclusive. Please dont tell me I dont know what a round is maybe your just wrong eh???HAHA Im not the one that says you can use more than one during a round but ponder this: a PC uses a swift action on his turn during round X, and on NOT his turn during round X he uses an immediate. That I am saying is not allowed BUt it is what people are saying is allowed. So you are wrong to say that is it IMPOSSIBLE to use a swift and immediate in the same round if what dandu and others are sayiing is TRUE then of course you can use a swift and an immediate in the same round I am denying this. What you have said is just confused. Meaning saying: &quot;So long as you keep this concept of rounds in mind, you'll find that there's no instance in which a character will use more than one Immediate OR Swift action per round.&quot; Is just confused and not relevant. If others are right then your wrong if mI am right you are right but NOt for the reasons you give. Actually I think YOUr confusing rounds and turns there are NO personal rounds 9for spell duration and duration yes BUT not for rounds per se, yes a spell duration starts on the turhn of the person casting BUT that is spell duration and duration NOT rounds perse).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="kexmal, post: 6321942, member: 6777190"] Thank you mark but i am definitely not confused... please read previous posts. i know what a round is and a turn i think you guys are confused in that the descritpion of immediate actions is screwy BUT read page 7 top left of rules compendium it makes it clear you can take either a swift OR an immediate. Just like you can take a move and standard OR a full-round. Excluive "or". Tell me that that use of "or" on page 7 of rules compendium is inclusive and im on baord but you cant cause its ambiguous text (meaning its upto DM). But contextually (considering the use of "or" in the PREVIOUS sentence is unambiguously exclusive) I have no reason to assume the use of "or" in the NEXT sentence is not as well exclusive. Please dont tell me I dont know what a round is maybe your just wrong eh??? HAHA Im not the one that says you can use more than one during a round but ponder this: a PC uses a swift action on his turn during round X, and on NOT his turn during round X he uses an immediate. That I am saying is not allowed BUt it is what people are saying is allowed. So you are wrong to say that is it IMPOSSIBLE to use a swift and immediate in the same round if what dandu and others are sayiing is TRUE then of course you can use a swift and an immediate in the same round I am denying this. What you have said is just confused. Meaning saying: "[COLOR=#000000]So long as you keep this concept of rounds in mind, you'll find that there's no instance in which a character will use more than one Immediate OR Swift action per round." Is just confused and not relevant. If others are right then your wrong if mI am right you are right but NOt for the reasons you give. Actually I think YOUr confusing rounds and turns there are NO personal rounds 9for spell duration and duration yes BUT not for rounds per se, yes a spell duration starts on the turhn of the person casting BUT that is spell duration and duration NOT rounds perse).[/COLOR][COLOR=#000000] [/COLOR] [/QUOTE]

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