Reply to thread

Message

<blockquote data-quote="wlmartin" data-source="post: 5675103" data-attributes="member: 6679380">To affect as an immediate action it must be an IMMEDIATE REACTION or an IMMEDIATE interrupt.If it is a REACTION it happens after the triggering action resolves(ie Do X when Target hits my nearby Ally... the X happens AFTER the hit not before it, so the damage kicks in before the effect happens)If it is an INTERRUPT it happens before the triggering action resolves(ie Do X when Target hits my nearby Ally... the X happens BEFORE the hit not after, so if the action forces a change in circumstances [moved out of threat range or monster destroyed] then it can disable the triggering action but otherwise after it resolves the original action carries on)Typically Immediate Interupts will be placed on appropriate trigger types such as &quot;Before it hits&quot; or &quot;When it targets&quot; to prevent confusion</blockquote>

[QUOTE="wlmartin, post: 5675103, member: 6679380"] To affect as an immediate action it must be an IMMEDIATE REACTION or an IMMEDIATE interrupt. If it is a [B]REACTION [/B]it happens after the triggering action resolves (ie Do X when Target hits my nearby Ally... the X happens AFTER the hit not before it, so the damage kicks in before the effect happens) If it is an [B]INTERRUPT [/B]it happens before the triggering action resolves (ie Do X when Target hits my nearby Ally... the X happens BEFORE the hit not after, so if the action forces a change in circumstances [moved out of threat range or monster destroyed] then it can disable the triggering action but otherwise after it resolves the original action carries on) Typically Immediate Interupts will be placed on appropriate trigger types such as "Before it hits" or "When it targets" to prevent confusion [/QUOTE]

Verification