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<blockquote data-quote="KarinsDad" data-source="post: 25771" data-attributes="member: 2011">Are you sure?So, you can partial charge, move 30 feet and attack, kill your opponent, and then cast a spell and move another 30 feet, and that's legal.Result: 60 feet of movement, one attack, and one spell.But, you cannot move 5 feet, cast a spell, move 30 feet, and cast another spell?Result: 35 feet of movement, two spells.So, you can partial charge, move 30 feet and attack, kill your opponent, and then cast a spell and move another 30 feet, and that's legal.Result: 60 feet of movement, one attack, and one spell.But, you cannot cannot partial charge, move 30 feet and attack, kill your opponent, and then move 5' and cast a spell?Result: 35 feet of movement, one attack, and one spell.And, all of this makes sense to you.Simplicity itself.Hmmm. I don't think so. I think you are so stuck up on the one 5 foot move per round idea, that you are not looking at this clearly.It does not make sense to me. You said that scenario 2 is invalid because you cannot take a 5' step after moving the partial charge, but there is no rule that you cannot move 5', 10', or any other number of feet after doing a partial charge when hasted. The only rules conflict in scenario 2 is that of moving both backwards and forwards in a round that you are charging. If you change scenario 2 to continuing your move forward (as opposed to backwards), your entire rationale for why it could not be done is invalid.I think you are getting the 5' step option once per round confused with whether any 5 foot movement done during an action is permitted.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="KarinsDad, post: 25771, member: 2011"] Are you sure? So, you can partial charge, move 30 feet and attack, kill your opponent, and then cast a spell and move another 30 feet, and that's legal. Result: 60 feet of movement, one attack, and one spell. But, you cannot move 5 feet, cast a spell, move 30 feet, and cast another spell? Result: 35 feet of movement, two spells. So, you can partial charge, move 30 feet and attack, kill your opponent, and then cast a spell and move another 30 feet, and that's legal. Result: 60 feet of movement, one attack, and one spell. But, you cannot cannot partial charge, move 30 feet and attack, kill your opponent, and then move 5' and cast a spell? Result: 35 feet of movement, one attack, and one spell. And, all of this makes sense to you. Simplicity itself. Hmmm. I don't think so. I think you are so stuck up on the one 5 foot move per round idea, that you are not looking at this clearly. It does not make sense to me. You said that scenario 2 is invalid because you cannot take a 5' step after moving the partial charge, but there is no rule that you cannot move 5', 10', or any other number of feet after doing a partial charge when hasted. The only rules conflict in scenario 2 is that of moving both backwards and forwards in a round that you are charging. If you change scenario 2 to continuing your move forward (as opposed to backwards), your entire rationale for why it could not be done is invalid. I think you are getting the 5' step option once per round confused with whether any 5 foot movement done during an action is permitted. [/QUOTE]

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