If a character receives a haste spell, she gets an extra partial action on her turn. Do movement options that are limited "per turn" apply over the whole turn, or should they be interpreted to be on a per-action basis? For example, can a hasted person do the following: * Make a standard move, and then take a partial attack action with normal 5-foot step (as per Table 8-3)?
* Make a double move, and then a partial attack, without suffering an attack of opportunity in the initial square of movement?
* Make a standard charge and then partial move in a different direction?
No to all. Haste gives you an extra partial action each round. It doesn't let you break the rules otherwise, and it does not give you an extra round during your turn. If you move during your turn, you cannot also take a 5-foot step, haste notwithstanding. If you start your turn in a threatened space and you leave that space, you provoke an attack of opportunity when you leave unless you do nothing else during the rest of your turn except move, haste notwithstanding. When you charge, all your movement during the round must be in a straight line and in the same direction, haste notwithstanding.