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<blockquote data-quote="Markn" data-source="post: 4243281" data-attributes="member: 21827">Here is how it works:Once the cleric is done moving next to the Dragonshield and no longer wants to move, his move action is over.&nbsp; It's at this point that the Dragonshield can then shift.&nbsp; Basically, the triggering action has to completely resolve before the immediate reaction can take place.&nbsp; So in this case, the cleric moves, chooses not to move any further and declares that action done.&nbsp; Then the Dragonshield shifts.&nbsp; At this point, the cleric chooses to either change his remaining standard action to a move action so he can adjacent to the Dragonshield (but forgoes his attack as he gave it up to move again) or chooses to attack with a range weapon.The other important thing to keep in mind, is that the Dragonshield can only do this once per round.&nbsp; So if he does it on the clerics turn and someone else approaches him, he is out of luck.&nbsp; This is because you can only perfrom one immediate action per turn.Hope that helps.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Markn, post: 4243281, member: 21827"] Here is how it works: Once the cleric is done moving next to the Dragonshield and no longer wants to move, his move action is over. It's at this point that the Dragonshield can then shift. Basically, the triggering action has to completely resolve before the immediate reaction can take place. So in this case, the cleric moves, chooses not to move any further and declares that action done. Then the Dragonshield shifts. At this point, the cleric chooses to either change his remaining standard action to a move action so he can adjacent to the Dragonshield (but forgoes his attack as he gave it up to move again) or chooses to attack with a range weapon. The other important thing to keep in mind, is that the Dragonshield can only do this once per round. So if he does it on the clerics turn and someone else approaches him, he is out of luck. This is because you can only perfrom one immediate action per turn. Hope that helps. [/QUOTE]

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