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<blockquote data-quote="Maxperson" data-source="post: 9757071" data-attributes="member: 23751">I just stated one.&nbsp; When I see an enemy.&nbsp; That is a perceivable circumstance, so the spell goes off instantly when my turn is &quot;over&quot; and has the same exact effect as if I had cast it on my turn with the Magic Action.&nbsp; No risk of spell loss. No concentration being used.I can pick a trigger that will occur 100% of the time with 100% of my readied actions. I just did it with my first example above.&nbsp; None of the negatives of readying an action, and it has the same exact effect as if I had cast it on my turn.You're making stuff up now.&nbsp; There is no requirement that the circumstance not be present already.&nbsp; The only requirement is that it be a perceivable circumstance. What I am describing works perfectly under RAW.Or...&nbsp; I blink. For an instant I don't see him.&nbsp; When my eyes open, I see him anew!!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Maxperson, post: 9757071, member: 23751"] I just stated one. When I see an enemy. That is a perceivable circumstance, so the spell goes off instantly when my turn is "over" and has the same exact effect as if I had cast it on my turn with the Magic Action. No risk of spell loss. No concentration being used. I can pick a trigger that will occur 100% of the time with 100% of my readied actions. I just did it with my first example above. None of the negatives of readying an action, and it has the same exact effect as if I had cast it on my turn. You're making stuff up now. There is no requirement that the circumstance not be present already. The only requirement is that it be a perceivable circumstance. What I am describing works perfectly under RAW. Or... I blink. For an instant I don't see him. When my eyes open, I see him anew!! [/QUOTE]

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