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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Cor Azer" data-source="post: 4563691" data-attributes="member: 870">Are those separate conditions, or is the second just a clarification of the first?Consider the situation where the rogue rolled poorly and got the lowest initiative. He takes his turn, but for the sake of argument, doesn't hit (hasn't used Sneak Attack). Next round begins, and an opponent provokes an OA while granting combat advantage - rogue hits and applies Sneak Attack damage. Later in the same round, the rogue gets his actual turn... but can't use his Sneak Attack.I can certainly see that argument, but it seems... unsatisfactory for some unidentifiable reason. I guess... with the exception of Guileful Switch, I can't see any reason to have both the 1/round and reset on start of your turn restrictions on abilities like sneak attack.I don't have my books handy - do Immediate Actions have the same restrictions (1/round and reset at start of turn)?</blockquote>