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<blockquote data-quote="ozziewolf" data-source="post: 4365789" data-attributes="member: 64443">You probably responded before I got my edit so I'll restate it here.&nbsp; You're still wrong it's not just for three items.It is possible to trigger immediate actions on your own turn. Example the halfling racial ability to force the target to reroll it's attack.&nbsp; If not for the this rule you could use this when you provoked an opportunity attack. We didn't notice the rule for the first game but we where still learning everything. Basically it was free movement for me with almost no chance of being hit and it also was free damage if I did it on the fighters marked target.Lack of familiarity with the rules should not be blamed on bad game design.&nbsp; I know this rule with out having to look it up.&nbsp; The only point that I didn't know it was our first game session.&nbsp; 4th edition has vastly lowered the number of rules required to play the game.Just because you only knew of these three items doesn't mean that's the only time it ever comes up as I've clearly shown already with my example listed above.&nbsp; The rules are there for a reason.&nbsp; It can and does come up and this item was clearly designed with this particular functionality in mind.&nbsp; The rule wasn't made just for these three items.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ozziewolf, post: 4365789, member: 64443"] You probably responded before I got my edit so I'll restate it here. You're still wrong it's not just for three items. It is possible to trigger immediate actions on your own turn. Example the halfling racial ability to force the target to reroll it's attack. If not for the this rule you could use this when you provoked an opportunity attack. We didn't notice the rule for the first game but we where still learning everything. Basically it was free movement for me with almost no chance of being hit and it also was free damage if I did it on the fighters marked target. Lack of familiarity with the rules should not be blamed on bad game design. I know this rule with out having to look it up. The only point that I didn't know it was our first game session. 4th edition has vastly lowered the number of rules required to play the game. Just because you only knew of these three items doesn't mean that's the only time it ever comes up as I've clearly shown already with my example listed above. The rules are there for a reason. It can and does come up and this item was clearly designed with this particular functionality in mind. The rule wasn't made just for these three items. [/QUOTE]

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