Do Readied Actions or Delayed Turns count against your usage limits for Opportunity Actions or Immediate Actions?
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The trigger for a readied action is an Immediate Action. If you have used your Immediate action prior to the readied trigger then you are out of luck.
Immediate Reaction: A readied action is an immediate reaction. It takes place after your enemy completes the action that triggers it.
DelayDDI is a NO ACTION. You must delay your entire turn. This does not provide you with an extra opportunity or immediate action.
- Regular turn
- Delay (Opportunity Action(OA) and Immediate Actions do not reset)
- Coming back into Initiative, start turn (now OA and Immediate's reset)
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\$\begingroup\$ This seems to make sense, but could you provide supporting rules citations? \$\endgroup\$– IsziFeb 18, 2011 at 13:47