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<blockquote data-quote="kerbarian" data-source="post: 4808174" data-attributes="member: 40393">Say a melee creature is immobilized (save ends).&nbsp; It looks like, per RAW, the creature could ready an action to charge as soon as it's no longer immobilized* and then, if it saves, get to charge right away.&nbsp; Readying an action lets it take an action that wouldn't otherwise be possible, because it allows the creature to end its turn and then act.There are some cases where that tactic is moderately useful and others where it completely negates the condition (e.g. the &quot;weakened until the end of its next turn&quot; from Clr 1 Beacon of Hope).Is there any reason this wouldn't work according to RAW?* If you want to be extra careful about the trigger being legal, instead of readying for the end of a condition (arguably an event), the creature can ready for when it says &quot;Go!&quot; and then say it as a free action right after its turn ends.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="kerbarian, post: 4808174, member: 40393"] Say a melee creature is immobilized (save ends). It looks like, per RAW, the creature could ready an action to charge as soon as it's no longer immobilized* and then, if it saves, get to charge right away. Readying an action lets it take an action that wouldn't otherwise be possible, because it allows the creature to end its turn and then act. There are some cases where that tactic is moderately useful and others where it completely negates the condition (e.g. the "weakened until the end of its next turn" from Clr 1 Beacon of Hope). Is there any reason this wouldn't work according to RAW? * If you want to be extra careful about the trigger being legal, instead of readying for the end of a condition (arguably an event), the creature can ready for when it says "Go!" and then say it as a free action right after its turn ends. [/QUOTE]

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