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<blockquote data-quote="Uller" data-source="post: 28610" data-attributes="member: 413">Example of AbuseA Hasted Dwarf in full plate is 10' from his foe(an orc).&nbsp; He want's to drink his Potion of CLW and whoop up on his foe's butt with a full attack.&nbsp; He can't do this...Drink the potion.&nbsp; Move. Full Attack...can't be done in one round.&nbsp; But wait!&nbsp; Partial action = Drink Potion + 5' step.Full Round Action = 5' step + Full Attack.I'm sorry, but moving 2/3 of your speed, drinking a potion and performing a FA is obviously not what was intended here...Sorry.&nbsp; I don't buy it.&nbsp; Just because the 5' step is definded under MEAs doesn't mean that the definition doesn't apply always.Also...if the one-per-round rule really only applies to 5' steps in conjunction with MEAs and not with partial actions, then can I move my full movement and Ready a partial action that includes a 5' step, thus allowing me to move more than my total speed?&nbsp; By the logic that the rule under MEAs only applies to MEAs, then I can do this and be acting within the rules.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Uller, post: 28610, member: 413"] [b]Example of Abuse[/b] A Hasted Dwarf in full plate is 10' from his foe(an orc). He want's to drink his Potion of CLW and whoop up on his foe's butt with a full attack. He can't do this...Drink the potion. Move. Full Attack...can't be done in one round. But wait! Partial action = Drink Potion + 5' step. Full Round Action = 5' step + Full Attack. I'm sorry, but moving 2/3 of your speed, drinking a potion and performing a FA is obviously not what was intended here... Sorry. I don't buy it. Just because the 5' step is definded under MEAs doesn't mean that the definition doesn't apply always. Also...if the one-per-round rule really only applies to 5' steps in conjunction with MEAs and not with partial actions, then can I move my full movement and Ready a partial action that includes a 5' step, thus allowing me to move more than my total speed? By the logic that the rule under MEAs only applies to MEAs, then I can do this and be acting within the rules. [/QUOTE]

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