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<blockquote data-quote="Nail" data-source="post: 4483668" data-attributes="member: 224">Great question!The trigger is &quot;A creature hits your ally with a melee or a ranged attack&quot;.&nbsp; Since this power is an immediate interupt (p. 268), the attack has happened - and the &quot;hit&quot; has happened! - but has not been resolved.&nbsp; I read that to mean &quot;the enemy has already attacked, the attack hit, but damage isn't rolled yet.&quot;OAs occur as an interupt as well.&nbsp; But the wording says (p. 290): Note it says &quot;uses&quot;, not &quot;used&quot;.&nbsp; When you (as a result of tactical shift), shift adjacent to the ranged attacker, he has already used the attack. He's already hit your buddy! The attack is not completely resolved, but it has already happened.So....no OA.And given that the ranged attacked still has line of sight to the target, and the target is still within range, I'd say the target (of your Tactical Shift) still could be damaged by that unresolved ranged attack.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Nail, post: 4483668, member: 224"] Great question! The trigger is "[I]A creature hits your ally with a melee or a ranged attack[/I]". Since this power is an [COLOR="MediumTurquoise"]immediate interupt [/COLOR](p. 268), the attack has happened - and the "hit" has happened! - but has not been resolved. I read that to mean [B]"the enemy has already attacked, [COLOR="Red"]the attack hit[/COLOR], but damage isn't rolled yet.[/B]" OAs occur as an interupt as well. But the wording says (p. 290): Note it says "uses", not "used". When you (as a result of tactical shift), shift adjacent to the ranged attacker, he has [u]already[/u] used the attack. He's already hit your buddy! The attack is not completely resolved, but it has already happened. So....no OA. And given that the ranged attacked still has line of sight to the target, and the target is still within range, I'd say the target (of your Tactical Shift) still could be damaged by that unresolved ranged attack. [/QUOTE]

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