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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Dracorat" data-source="post: 4596363" data-attributes="member: 40170">'You must be able to detect the target'Is that somewhere? If so, I'm missing it and in which case I would resolve to solving it with a roll, even though it still screams out "wrong" to me.Mechanically I know that OAs and Interrupts are different actions with different conditions and without controverting evidence, I would have to allow it. I am basically making sure I didn't miss anything because at this point, I'd allow it solely based upon my understanding of the rules. (Unless you show me a place that says you must be aware in which case I'd resort to the opposed check first.)I know I am not constrained to a strict reading of the rules but have found that voluntarily being as strict as possible leads to a better run game (at least with my play style).For most people, they'll just make a decision and never think about the decision again.I made the decision (the enemy used the RUN action as a double move) and made a note to ask ENWorld.</blockquote>