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<blockquote data-quote="ECMO3" data-source="post: 8635283" data-attributes="member: 7030563">So if you walk 25 feet across a room towards someone with polarm master and he makes his AOO when you enter his reach you can abort the entire move and go back to where you started moving from 25 feet away?Or how about if you start outside someone's reach, 15 feet away and then you walk past them and provoke an AOO (lets say they are invisible and you don't know they are there).&nbsp; You can now abort the entire move and go back to where you started moving from?I have no problem with interrupting the movement and stopping it at the point he is attacked - he was going to move further, now he isn't.&nbsp; That is reasonable.&nbsp; My problem is with suggesting he did not move at all or that he is in the same place he started his turn in.Whether he moved 1 foot or 100 feet before he triggered the AOO, he still moved and that caused an opportunity attack.&nbsp; The movement (no matter how much or how little) is what caused an opportunity attack and it happened.&nbsp; There is no way to suggest otherwise.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ECMO3, post: 8635283, member: 7030563"] So if you walk 25 feet across a room towards someone with polarm master and he makes his AOO when you enter his reach you can abort the entire move and go back to where you started moving from 25 feet away? Or how about if you start outside someone's reach, 15 feet away and then you walk past them and provoke an AOO (lets say they are invisible and you don't know they are there). You can now abort the entire move and go back to where you started moving from? I have no problem with interrupting the movement and stopping it at the point he is attacked - he was going to move further, now he isn't. That is reasonable. My problem is with suggesting he did not move at all or that he is in the same place he started his turn in. Whether he moved 1 foot or 100 feet before he triggered the AOO, he still moved and that caused an opportunity attack. The movement (no matter how much or how little) is what caused an opportunity attack and it happened. There is no way to suggest otherwise. [/QUOTE]

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