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<blockquote data-quote="Blue" data-source="post: 8591508" data-attributes="member: 20564">That last little bit shows the problem.&nbsp; The Attack action does not allow you to do other things in the middle of it at all. Movement, and movement only, has an exception listed in the movement section. There is no general exception for the Attack action, and anything that applies to it applies to everything else.And it is perfectly acceptable to have triggers like &quot;when attacked&quot; or &quot;when hit&quot; that break up the Attack action.&nbsp; We know for a fact that Actions may be broken up mid-action with reactions like Battlemaster Riposte, Shield, etc.&nbsp; Therefore the idea that actions are uninterruptible by reactions is not a valid interpretation of the rules.The Ready action, which the only rules limitations put on it are an &quot;perceivable trigger&quot;, can in fact break up actions just like any other Reaction can, depending on the trigger.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Blue, post: 8591508, member: 20564"] That last little bit shows the problem. The Attack action does [U]not[/U] allow you to do other things in the middle of it at all. Movement, and movement only, has an exception listed in the movement section. There is no general exception for the Attack action, and anything that applies to it applies to everything else. And it is perfectly acceptable to have triggers like "when attacked" or "when hit" that break up the Attack action. We know for a fact that Actions may be broken up mid-action with reactions like Battlemaster Riposte, Shield, etc. Therefore the idea that actions are uninterruptible by reactions is [B][I]not a valid interpretation of the rules[/I][/B]. The Ready action, which the only rules limitations put on it are an "perceivable trigger", can in fact break up actions just like any other Reaction can, depending on the trigger. [/QUOTE]

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