You are thinking about swift actions.. I'm not sure how many immediate actions you can have, but those occur outside your turn.
You can make only one swift action OR one immediate action per round. Immediate actions are like improved swift actions, and that's why you can't do both in the same round.
Immediate actions take your NEXT swift action. So you can, for instance, do a swift action, and follow it with an immediate. You just won't be able to do a swift action next round.
'front loading' quickened spells like that is how some mages pull off combos.
==Aelryinth
Immediate actions take your NEXT swift action. So you can, for instance, do a swift action, and follow it with an immediate. You just won't be able to do a swift action next round.
'front loading' quickened spells like that is how some mages pull off combos.
==Aelryinth
That was in 3.5, but not in Pathfinder.
Immediate Action: An immediate action is very similar to a swift action, but can be performed at any time—even if it's not your turn.
ah, updates. Okay, I'm still occasionally missing fine print ;)
==Ael