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<blockquote data-quote="kreynolds" data-source="post: 525593" data-attributes="member: 2829">This is how I understand it. I'll try to sum it up for you...You don't have to ready an action to counterspell anymore. For example, if you have not acted yet in the round, and I cast a spell, you can immediately attempt a counterspell without needing to ready an action. This uses up your action for the round, so when it is your turn (assume you're right after me), you can only take a normal move or take a 5-foot step. If you have already acted for the round, and I cast a spell (assume you go right before me and you have already taken your turn), you can still attempt a counterspell, but it uses up your action for the next round. During your next round, you can only take a normal move or take a 5-foot step.Nope.Nope.You could, but IMO, it would be a waste. If that's all you have though, it might still be worth it.Hope that helps.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="kreynolds, post: 525593, member: 2829"] This is how I understand it. I'll try to sum it up for you... You don't have to ready an action to counterspell anymore. For example, if you have not acted yet in the round, and I cast a spell, you can immediately attempt a counterspell without needing to ready an action. This uses up your action for the round, so when it is your turn (assume you're right after me), you can only take a normal move or take a 5-foot step. If you have already acted for the round, and I cast a spell (assume you go right before me and you have already taken your turn), you can still attempt a counterspell, but it uses up your action for the next round. During your next round, you can only take a normal move or take a 5-foot step. Nope. Nope. You could, but IMO, it would be a waste. If that's all you have though, it might still be worth it. Hope that helps. [/QUOTE]

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