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Message: <blockquote data-quote="mvincent" data-source="post: 3453067" data-attributes="member: 27034">Precedence seems to indicate that only a standard action is lost. The caster can use the remaining part of his turn.It appears that only the equivalent of a move action was interrupted here. The barbarian should still have the rest of his move action and a standard action remaining (or he could even continue with the charge if another target met the conditions). The AC penalty for charging would apply when the barbarian was interrupted, but likely not afterwards (unless the barbarian managed to continue a charge).This sort of "chargus interruptus" is common when charging someone with a reach, trip weapon.No, fighter B can decide what he wishes to do. He still has the rest of his turn remaining (i.e. the attack effectively never occured if it was preempted by the trip).</blockquote>