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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Nim" data-source="post: 2626509" data-attributes="member: 5684">My call would be that it's two separate checks. My reasoning:Multiple readied actions (or attacks of opportunity) to disrupt a spell should be resolved in the same way that we would resolve multiple disrupting attacks during the casting of spell with a 1+ round casting time. In the later case, the effect of each attack is resolved as the attack is made (because, if the casting is disrupted by an early attack, characters acting later will likely choose to do something else). So, when we're looking at a spell with a fast casting time, the process should be the same.Now, if you wanted to reduce the rolling, it'd be an interesting house rule to say that you only make one Concentration check, at the time the casting is completed. It would tend to make the checks harder. But if you went with that style, I think you'd need to apply it to all attacks during spellcasting, not just to readied actions and attacks of opportunity.</blockquote>