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Message: <blockquote data-quote="andargor" data-source="post: 2685308" data-attributes="member: 7231">I sincerely doubt that...Well, the spell description says "up to 5 rounds", so I guess conceivably you could say "at the end of my turn in X rounds". In a normal situation, could a caster simply cast DBF, say "at the end of my turn", and then use her move action to get out of the way? If so, then the time stop combo becomes possible...Well, time stop says the following:Which means a spell "ticks" in the caster's apparent time if it is cast during the time stop, and resumes normal time with the caster.This is interesting, but there's something there I'm uneasy about. It essentially allows you to have more than one round of action in real time. I can see readying to cast time stop at the moment it ends, but would delaying during the time stop really change your initiative order in real time? I doubt it...Plus it's way open to abuse: You could change your initiative order, do the DBF thing, come back to normal time, cast a direct damage quickened spell, cast time stop again, rinse, repeat...This is the crux of it. Can you specify a delay which is a fraction of a round?Andargor</blockquote>