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<blockquote data-quote="Mengu" data-source="post: 4480151" data-attributes="member: 65726">It's not very straight forward. My interpretation of RAW:&nbsp;Since the effect happens after the charge, allies gain no benefit from IDC on the turn you use it. [The resolution of the effect is after the condition of the immediate reaction, so you can't go back in time to benefit from it.] Thereafter, any turn you charge a target, you pick an ally within 5, and that ally can charge the same target as an immediate reaction.&nbsp;I could see an interpretation where an ally might be allowed to charge on the turn you use IDC. I suspect that might be the RAI. But it needs some clarification or additional text to be interpreted that way.&nbsp;A similar problem exists with Pin the Foe. Its effect is that the opponent can't shift. But if you miss a goblin with Pin the Foe, the goblin can shift, before you get to apply the effect, since the goblin's immediate interrupt happens on the miss, and the effect takes place afterwords.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mengu, post: 4480151, member: 65726"] It's not very straight forward. My interpretation of RAW: Since the effect happens after the charge, allies gain no benefit from IDC on the turn you use it. [The resolution of the effect is after the condition of the immediate reaction, so you can't go back in time to benefit from it.] Thereafter, any turn you charge a target, you pick an ally within 5, and that ally can charge the same target as an immediate reaction. I could see an interpretation where an ally might be allowed to charge on the turn you use IDC. I suspect that might be the RAI. But it needs some clarification or additional text to be interpreted that way. A similar problem exists with Pin the Foe. Its effect is that the opponent can't shift. But if you miss a goblin with Pin the Foe, the goblin can shift, before you get to apply the effect, since the goblin's immediate interrupt happens on the miss, and the effect takes place afterwords. [/QUOTE]

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