Great haste, Uninterrupted Flurry and stacking

[Anthony]

Hm. I realize the rules for ATR interact oddly with the rules for stun:

1) Stun requires you to Do Nothing on your turn. It does not, however, specify that all of your maneuvers must be Do Nothing.
2) Conversely, recovery from stun occurs at the end of your turn, not the end of your maneuver.

(for boss fight design, these two things could both be seen as features. Stun locking is usually considered a problem, but blanket immunity is also a problem).

[evileeyore]

Originally Posted by Anthony

Hm. I realize the rules for ATR interact oddly with the rules for stun:

1) Stun requires you to Do Nothing on your turn. It does not, however, specify that all of your maneuvers must be Do Nothing.
2) Conversely, recovery from stun occurs at the end of your turn, not the end of your maneuver.

(for boss fight design, these two things could both be seen as features. Stun locking is usually considered a problem, but blanket immunity is also a problem).

For ATR I rule that each extra Maneuver is another 'Turn' for purposes like this. It makes ATR granting spells and abilities a little bit more useful (interacts with your #2) and it works well with this sentence (which I suspect you're skipping over for your interpretation of #1 there):

Exploits, pg 60, Stun Sidebar:
"Failure means you remain in this state – your next maneuver must also be Do Nothing, but you’ll get another HT roll . . . and so on, until you recover."

Thus every maneuver you take while Stunned must be Do Nothing, so...