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<blockquote data-quote="IceBear" data-source="post: 75281" data-attributes="member: 1118">Again, I understand your reasoning, but what is the point of saying they act normally in the last round of the spell?&nbsp; If they didn't state that, I wouldn't have any issue whatsoever.&nbsp; However, they seem to be emphasizing something with that, that they didn't need to emphasize.&nbsp; If it just said that the monster disappears when the duration is up, I would have had the monster disappear right at the beginning of the wizards turn.With that sentence in the spell description, I see the monster as appearing at Initiative + 0.2 and the spell ending at Initiative + 0.1.&nbsp; The monster appears and THEN the wizard gets to act.&nbsp; The spell ends just before the wizard next gets to act.&nbsp; That statement in the spell description, to me reinforces that the monster is just outside of the wizard's round.Without the sentence I would have both occuring at Initiative + 0.1.IceBear</blockquote>

[QUOTE="IceBear, post: 75281, member: 1118"] Again, I understand your reasoning, but what is the point of saying they [I] act normally[/I] in the last round of the spell? If they didn't state that, I wouldn't have any issue whatsoever. However, they seem to be emphasizing something with that, that they didn't need to emphasize. If it just said that the monster disappears when the duration is up, I would have had the monster disappear right at the beginning of the wizards turn. With that sentence in the spell description, I see the monster as appearing at Initiative + 0.2 and the spell ending at Initiative + 0.1. The monster appears and THEN the wizard gets to act. The spell ends just before the wizard next gets to act. That statement in the spell description, to me reinforces that the monster is just outside of the wizard's round. Without the sentence I would have both occuring at Initiative + 0.1. IceBear [/QUOTE]

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