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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Hypersmurf" data-source="post: 1072571" data-attributes="member: 1656">Customer Service very, very rarely get anything right, do they?From the Main FAQ, p52:There is no set limit to how far away a spellcaster can bewhen delivering a touch spell, but the basic requirement isbeing able to reach into the space the creature occupies. Forexample, a human occupies a 5-foot space. Thus, a foe must beable to reach into that space to deliver a touch attack, even if apiece of the human’s equipment (such as 50 feet of danglingrope or a manufactured reach weapon) sticks out of the space.A creature with natural reach is an exception to this rule—you can use a touch spell against such a creature by touchingone of its natural reach weapons, even if its body is out of yourreach. Such a tactic might require some preparation, however.If a creature can reach you with a natural weapon (such as abite, claw, or tentacle), you can ready an action to use a touchspell against that natural weapon when it is used to make amelee attack against you.-----Now, this is from an answer to a question about touch spells, which is why it talks about touch spells.But the principle is clear - when a creature with natural reach makes an attack, a readied action on the part of the defender can be used against the natural weapon.-Hyp.</blockquote>