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<blockquote data-quote="daemonslye" data-source="post: 479568" data-attributes="member: 6309">Drawmack -Thanks for the reply.Ex #1 - I agree - you need to pick a direction but notthe specific target.Ex #3 - AgreeEx #2 - I agree it violates *your* &quot;general test - rule #2&quot;.&nbsp; However,it seems to me that, due to no other information to thecontrary, this will need to be ruled per DM as there is nothingofficial on this. Correct?My basis for determining the rule lies in this example:&nbsp; You are watching an enemy spellcaster; if he attempts to cast a spell, you move and grapple him, however, the ever wily enemy decides to move first - beyond your partial charge range, so you are also ready for this and you charge and grapple him.&nbsp; Either way, unless he finds an obstructionor uses an item or ability (always a way out, eh?) he will find you near him.&nbsp; However, this Ready action does containan &quot;OR&quot; clause.&nbsp; How would you rule this?Thanks~D</blockquote>

[QUOTE="daemonslye, post: 479568, member: 6309"] Drawmack - Thanks for the reply. Ex #1 - I agree - you need to pick a direction but not the specific target. Ex #3 - Agree Ex #2 - I agree it violates *your* "general test - rule #2". However, it seems to me that, due to no other information to the contrary, this will need to be ruled per DM as there is nothing official on this. Correct? My basis for determining the rule lies in this example: You are watching an enemy spellcaster; if he attempts to cast a spell, you move and grapple him, however, the ever wily enemy decides to move first - beyond your partial charge range, so you are also ready for this and you charge and grapple him. Either way, unless he finds an obstruction or uses an item or ability (always a way out, eh?) he will find you near him. However, this Ready action does contain an "OR" clause. How would you rule this? Thanks ~D [/QUOTE]

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