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#1 brettlangbdl May 05, 2015 7:23:52	An Opportunity attack occurs when you leave a creatures reach, The attack uses your Reaction. I'm good with that so far.. The next part states  " The attack interrupts the provokinging creatures movement " , does this mean the creature provoking the Opportunity attack can keep moving away, or is it halted in its movement if struck ?   On reading the Sentinal feat, I would assume even if struck it can keep moving unless the attacker has the Sentinel feat ?
#2 jonathonhawke May 05, 2015 7:28:21	brettlangbdl wrote:
#3 mellored May 05, 2015 7:28:48	It interupts movement, but doesn't stop movement.  The creature can use it's remaining movement to keep moving afterwards (unless it's dead, or you hit with ensaring strike, or a trip attack, ect...)   Basicly you hit someone before they leave reach.