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<blockquote data-quote="Creat" data-source="post: 2040384" data-attributes="member: 15038"><p>Readying an action once is nothing that I would cosider requiring patience in the way it was (imo) meant by the game designers, but that's a matter of interpretation. I think of readying to attack someone who is as I think about to attack me not as a matter of patience but tactic. If my instincts tell me "Oh, he looks like hes gonna run towards you any second now! You can probably gain some advantage from that!" then I wouldn't charge him instead just because I'm angry/raging/on adrenaline or however you interpret the rage ability. But I wouldn't let him do it twice or even more times.</p><p>But keep in mind that you might want to allow him to do so anyway, after all his rage lasts only a few rounds, so if he wants to waste them waiting for something to happen (and as with all ready actions there's always a chance you're not getting it because the circumstances specified just didn't happen) be my guest, after his rage is over their enemies might have a much easier time killing him. So I wouldn't think of it as unbalancing in any way.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Creat, post: 2040384, member: 15038"] Readying an action once is nothing that I would cosider requiring patience in the way it was (imo) meant by the game designers, but that's a matter of interpretation. I think of readying to attack someone who is as I think about to attack me not as a matter of patience but tactic. If my instincts tell me "Oh, he looks like hes gonna run towards you any second now! You can probably gain some advantage from that!" then I wouldn't charge him instead just because I'm angry/raging/on adrenaline or however you interpret the rage ability. But I wouldn't let him do it twice or even more times. But keep in mind that you might want to allow him to do so anyway, after all his rage lasts only a few rounds, so if he wants to waste them waiting for something to happen (and as with all ready actions there's always a chance you're not getting it because the circumstances specified just didn't happen) be my guest, after his rage is over their enemies might have a much easier time killing him. So I wouldn't think of it as unbalancing in any way. [/QUOTE]
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