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Originally Posted by Rupert
The way I read the 'Wait' manoeuvre, as you have to specify just what your Wait will turn into when you go into the Wait, you lose your active defences right then, which removes that little 'exploit'.
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RAW implies that the maneuver you select for your reflex action has no effect on your active defenses. You still can't defend and AOA on the same turn, but you don't sacrifice the
option to defend until you actually claim your AOA. Reach permitting, you can even substitute a standard Attack for your AOA in this event:
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Originally Posted by B366
Active Defense: You may defend normally while you are waiting or after your Wait is triggered. But if you defend while taking a Wait, you may not transform your Wait into an All-Out Attack; you must convert your
Wait into an Attack instead.
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By analogy, the same should be permitted with a CA after a parry with the weapon you intend to use to attack and/or after a Retreat.