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<blockquote data-quote="Steampunkette" data-source="post: 8285428" data-attributes="member: 6796468">I agree with [USER=10531]@see[/USER] and [USER=762]@Mort[/USER] on the use of the Reactive fighting style.I'd also suggest creating Subclasses, Feats, and possible a whole class which allow a person one additional reaction per round.Like a Blue Wizard subclass for a Ravnica Campaign that can use a Cantrip at it's lowest level as a reaction to another character casting a spell in an attempt to force a Concentration Check to complete casting the spell (DC 10 or 1/2 damage as normal). Even if they don't manage to stop the spell they still get that free cantrip.Or a Psionics Class which gains a specific class feature that they can take 2 Reactions of any kind between their turns.Or a feat which allows you to take a specific kind of reaction separate from their normal reaction use. Like move 5ft when someone moves adjacent to you, forcing them to either stop moving and be out of range or expend a teensy bit more movement to get adjacent to you.Some different handful of narrowly defined ways to &quot;Break&quot; the 1 reaction between turns rule in specific, small, ways that allow you to measure the impact of it on your game.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Steampunkette, post: 8285428, member: 6796468"] I agree with [USER=10531]@see[/USER] and [USER=762]@Mort[/USER] on the use of the Reactive fighting style. I'd also suggest creating Subclasses, Feats, and possible a whole class which allow a person one additional reaction per round. Like a Blue Wizard subclass for a Ravnica Campaign that can use a Cantrip at it's lowest level as a reaction to another character casting a spell in an attempt to force a Concentration Check to complete casting the spell (DC 10 or 1/2 damage as normal). Even if they don't manage to stop the spell they still get that free cantrip. Or a Psionics Class which gains a specific class feature that they can take 2 Reactions of any kind between their turns. Or a feat which allows you to take a specific kind of reaction separate from their normal reaction use. Like move 5ft when someone moves adjacent to you, forcing them to either stop moving and be out of range or expend a teensy bit more movement to get adjacent to you. Some different handful of narrowly defined ways to "Break" the 1 reaction between turns rule in specific, small, ways that allow you to measure the impact of it on your game. [/QUOTE]

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