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Message: <blockquote data-quote="jkason" data-source="post: 5449617" data-attributes="member: 2710">Nathan Tchanlach, human sorcererNathan swears under his breath as his otherwordly helper dies out before reaching the female orc, but as he surveys the field, he decides the bloodthirsty female is likely walking into her own demise and chooses to change targets. Running up the center aisle, Nathan stops just short of Ta and his orcish opponent. The sorcerer looks just above his shoulder, where one of his small glowing globes pops into existence."That caster moves, you smack him, got it?" he says. the sphere bobs up and down as if in response, then hovers in place as Markas rushes the female orc. [sblock=tactical questions]Move to E11, then I hope this isn't too much meta-gaming, but since I keep failing my crunch, I figured I should check on my standard action:* In the normal initiative order, Alnar acts before Nathan, and Markas acts after him. * Last round Markas readied an action against Alnar. * If I understand correctly, then, Alnar is 'covered' until Markas' point in the initiative order this turn, when he can drop his readied action and charge Kazzag. So, either Alnar acts on his norman initiative and triggers Markas, or he delays his action, allowing *Nathan* to ready a Magic Missle to fire if Alnar casts after Markas is no longer in a position to punish him for same.I hope that makes sense![/sblock]</blockquote>