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<blockquote data-quote="Dr_Ruminahui" data-source="post: 5208133" data-attributes="member: 81104">But the trigger is being hit by the attack.&nbsp; So my understanding would be that the following occurs:&nbsp;1.&nbsp; She is hit.&nbsp; The immediate reaction triggers, though doesn't take effect until after the attack.&nbsp;2.&nbsp; The attack stuns her.&nbsp; Normally this prevents the triggering of immediate reactions, but as it has already been triggered.&nbsp;3.&nbsp; The attacker is dominated.&nbsp;Now, if it were an immediate interupt, that would make things wonky.&nbsp; She's attacked, the dominate interupts the attack, meaning that the attacker is dominated prior to the attack and Lolth instead has the dominated PC attack someone else.&nbsp;That said, the difference between interupts and reactions is a bit hazy, and there have been all kinds of discussions on the issue, such as what happens when an immediate interupt attack for dropping to 0 HPs kills the attacker.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dr_Ruminahui, post: 5208133, member: 81104"] But the trigger is being hit by the attack. So my understanding would be that the following occurs: 1. She is hit. The immediate reaction triggers, though doesn't take effect until after the attack. 2. The attack stuns her. Normally this prevents the triggering of immediate reactions, but as it has already been triggered. 3. The attacker is dominated. Now, if it were an immediate interupt, that would make things wonky. She's attacked, the dominate interupts the attack, meaning that the attacker is dominated prior to the attack and Lolth instead has the dominated PC attack someone else. That said, the difference between interupts and reactions is a bit hazy, and there have been all kinds of discussions on the issue, such as what happens when an immediate interupt attack for dropping to 0 HPs kills the attacker. [/QUOTE]

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