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Message: <blockquote data-quote="JGulick" data-source="post: 4484207" data-attributes="member: 66409">We're talking about CC because we're talking about the timing rules for triggering Interrupts.  There's only one rule.I have no problem with negating the attack by any means (moving out of range, out of line of effect, whatever); that's what Interrupts do.  I have a problem with ignoring the timing order specified by the power to say it allows OAs when the power can't be itself triggered until too late for OAs to be claimed.If you make a ruling that this Interrupt power can go back and allow OAs (i.e., other Interrupts, though ones triggered by Attack not Hit) to be claimed after the hit roll is made and declared successful, then why can't other Interrupts like Combat Challenge use the same time-shifting trickery?  It does matter.  I'd hate to waste my CC on a miss if I can decide to use it too early.See PHB269... it uses 5 steps to my 3, but it's quite clear that declaring the attacks and target (my 1, PHB 1 and 2) is distinct from an before rolling and announcing the hit (my 2, PHB 3 and 4).  Triggering on Attack is triggering on PHB2; triggering on a Hit is PHB4.</blockquote>