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The difference between Delay and Ready?
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<blockquote data-quote="EOL" data-source="post: 39301" data-attributes="member: 823"><p>Okay Hypersmurf, Trellian may have gotten it, but I'm still confused, example:</p><p></p><p>Hasted PC has an initiative of 18, 18 comes up, DM asks the player what he wants to do, Hasted PC says I want to ready, what happens then?</p><p></p><p>In my campaign he could move, attack, ready or attack, move, ready, or full round action, ready, but he could not ready a full attack (something you mentioned in your first post) and if he readies an action I would say he has to use or lose the rest of his action on his initiative of 18.</p><p></p><p>I suppose you could argue that he readies a partial and delays the rest, but that would quickly get complicated. If he readies to interrupt someone (say to attack the mage if he casts a spell)then the new initiative would be Hasted PC's partial, Interrupted NPC, Hasted PC's normal action (which could be a full attack), because there is no way I would allow the PC's entire action (haste and all) to be used as an interrupt.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="EOL, post: 39301, member: 823"] Okay Hypersmurf, Trellian may have gotten it, but I'm still confused, example: Hasted PC has an initiative of 18, 18 comes up, DM asks the player what he wants to do, Hasted PC says I want to ready, what happens then? In my campaign he could move, attack, ready or attack, move, ready, or full round action, ready, but he could not ready a full attack (something you mentioned in your first post) and if he readies an action I would say he has to use or lose the rest of his action on his initiative of 18. I suppose you could argue that he readies a partial and delays the rest, but that would quickly get complicated. If he readies to interrupt someone (say to attack the mage if he casts a spell)then the new initiative would be Hasted PC's partial, Interrupted NPC, Hasted PC's normal action (which could be a full attack), because there is no way I would allow the PC's entire action (haste and all) to be used as an interrupt. [/QUOTE]
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