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<blockquote data-quote="Maxperson" data-source="post: 9759346" data-attributes="member: 23751">Exceptions do not indicate a lack of requirement.&nbsp; The exceptions you list specifically spell out how the exceptions work.&nbsp; Unlike Ready Action which says to cast it as normal, which means the Magic Action.&nbsp; There is no specific carve out that says Ready Action is an exception, no matter how badly you might want it to be there.It says Magic Action to cast the spells that are unchanged, yes.&nbsp; The abilities of the Demonomicon that are not identical to spells are not cast.1) the entrapment ability is not a spell, but requires a Magic Action.2) the ensnarement ability is not a spell or activated ability, but passively modifies a specific spell the owner is casting via the Magic Action.3) the spells in the book are all cast using the Magic Action.Where is the inconsistency with what [USER=7039344]@BenjaminPey[/USER] said?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Maxperson, post: 9759346, member: 23751"] Exceptions do not indicate a lack of requirement. The exceptions you list specifically spell out how the exceptions work. Unlike Ready Action which says to cast it as normal, which means the Magic Action. There is no specific carve out that says Ready Action is an exception, no matter how badly you might want it to be there. It says Magic Action to cast the spells that are unchanged, yes. The abilities of the Demonomicon that are not identical to spells are not cast. 1) the entrapment ability is not a spell, but requires a Magic Action. 2) the ensnarement ability is not a spell or activated ability, but passively modifies a specific spell the owner is casting via the Magic Action. 3) the spells in the book are all cast using the Magic Action. Where is the inconsistency with what [USER=7039344]@BenjaminPey[/USER] said? [/QUOTE]

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