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<blockquote data-quote="Artoomis" data-source="post: 124393" data-attributes="member: 111">IceBear:Okay, you've described two different situations.Situation one:&nbsp; More than one person readies an action to disrupt a spell caster’s spell casting.&nbsp; Or one person gets multiple damage rolls somehow - like using shurikens or a the magic missile spell.Situation two:&nbsp; More than one thing happens over time to possibly disrupt a spell with a casting time of longer than one action.In situation one, I'd add all the damage together, as it happens all at the same time, despite the game mechanic that forces you to place them in some sort of order.In situation two I would not add all the damage together - the damage is happening over time.&nbsp; I would, however, add all damage that is round-to-round, like continuing acid or fire damage.Thanks - your input will make the final document that much better.&nbsp; (I'm kind of overdue for an update - well, I'll get to it when I can.)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Artoomis, post: 124393, member: 111"] IceBear: Okay, you've described two different situations. Situation one: More than one person readies an action to disrupt a spell caster’s spell casting. Or one person gets multiple damage rolls somehow - like using shurikens or a the magic missile spell. Situation two: More than one thing happens over time to possibly disrupt a spell with a casting time of longer than one action. In situation one, I'd add all the damage together, as it happens all at the same time, despite the game mechanic that forces you to place them in some sort of order. In situation two I would not add all the damage together - the damage is happening over time. I would, however, add all damage that is round-to-round, like continuing acid or fire damage. Thanks - your input will make the final document that much better. (I'm kind of overdue for an update - well, I'll get to it when I can.) [/QUOTE]

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