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Message: <blockquote data-quote="thepriz" data-source="post: 1791163" data-attributes="member: 1536">I have a question about a trick I heard a player use.During a characters turn in a round he readys a move action (retreat) when the monster attacks. The monster attacks him and he retreats back 5 feet. This acording to the rules seems to foil his attack because he can not make the attack now that the person is out of reach. Then the monster moves toward the group 5 ft (taking his 5 foot step). The other characters attack using ranged and then take a 5 ft step back. The decoy continues to do this until the monster tries to go after someone else. Then the decoy roll changes. Is there something wrong with the logic or is this a legal trick to use. For strong melee creatures?</blockquote>