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Message: <blockquote data-quote="chaotix42" data-source="post: 3067414" data-attributes="member: 40530">No, it is a swift action and a standard doing nothing, or a swift action and a melee attack.Starwed, a swordsage who takes a full-round to recover a maneuver gains that maneuver "in the subsequent turn." Adaptive Style does not mention this however, and using Adaptive Style readies all of your maneuvers.However, you won't be able to perform the combo you outlined because you cannot use WRT more than once in a round, as you are limited to one swift action a round. Regardless, even if you could take that many swift actions in a round your combo would dissolve into:1. MA1 performs actions2. MA2 performs actions, uses WRT on MA13. MA1 performs actions, uses WRT on MA2 4. MA2 takes a full-round to recover WRT, uses it on MA15. MA1 takes a full-round to recover WRT, uses it on MA26. MA2 takes a full-round to recover WRT, uses it on MA1etc.Once it gets to step 4 it becomes illegal, because Martial Adept 2 used a swift action that round to use WRT at step 2. A Ruby Knight Vindicator could perform step 4 however, so if Martial Adept 1 had a really nasty attack routine or nifty trick that he could repeatedly perform, it could still end up being a devastating combo.</blockquote>