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<blockquote data-quote="OldAzzDM" data-source="post: 2180722" data-attributes="member: 23545">I think the rule for actions should be changed to where you can make:two standard actions (non-combat only)two move actionsor a move and standard actionRule: Two standard actions&nbsp; As part of your action you may take two standard action and make a 5' step instead of a double move action or a move/standard. But if your first standard action causes an AoO you must make a concentration check of DC: 10 + damage or successfullay pass a grapple check. If you succeed you may take your second standard action and if you second (SA) provokes an AoO you must make a concectration check DC: 10 + damage + damage from the first 1. (the second check might be to much let me know what you think)example: say your a cleric and your fighter companion is surrounded and goes down at the hands of an undead. He is a 5' step away from you. You try to turn the undead (SA) take a 5' step to reach him the use your heal skill to stabilize him (SA).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="OldAzzDM, post: 2180722, member: 23545"] I think the rule for actions should be changed to where you can make: two standard actions (non-combat only) two move actions or a move and standard action Rule: Two standard actions As part of your action you may take two standard action and make a 5' step instead of a double move action or a move/standard. But if your first standard action causes an AoO you must make a concentration check of DC: 10 + damage or successfullay pass a grapple check. If you succeed you may take your second standard action and if you second (SA) provokes an AoO you must make a concectration check DC: 10 + damage + damage from the first 1. (the second check might be to much let me know what you think) example: say your a cleric and your fighter companion is surrounded and goes down at the hands of an undead. He is a 5' step away from you. You try to turn the undead (SA) take a 5' step to reach him the use your heal skill to stabilize him (SA). [/QUOTE]

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