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Message: <blockquote data-quote="OSD" data-source="post: 4439915" data-attributes="member: 75033">Unfortunately, a lot of rules are open to interpretation, otherwise we wouldn't be here xDIf we go strictly by the book (no interpretation whatsoever), on page 268,An immediate reaction might interrupt otheractions a combatant takes after its triggering action.For example, if a power lets you attack as an immediatereaction when an attack hits you, your actionhappens before the monster that hit you can takeany other action. If a monster has a power that letsit make two attack rolls against you as a standardaction, and the first one hits, you can use an immediatereaction before the next attack roll.A charge attack is "one action", it's not a "movement action" and then "attack action".  It's "movement AND attack".  Counter-Charger's Trigger:  Enemy goes over a range/square/imaginary line.Action that triggers the the counter charge:  A charge attack (one action)Immediate Reaction:  Takes place after the action that triggers it (the charge)Resulting Sequence:  PC's charge resolves first, then counter-charger attack the now stopped PC.</blockquote>