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Message: <blockquote data-quote="jaelis" data-source="post: 7027413" data-attributes="member: 60210">I think the second quote makes the intent pretty clear. (To me at least.) Moving by jumping is the same as moving any other way, it uses up your speed foot per foot. So if your speed is 30 ft and you run 15 ft, then you can't jump any further than 15 ft in that round. That 15 ft must be what JC refers to as your "current speed," ie the movement you have left in the round. Is there any other interpretation that makes sense?And if that is what he means then he's saying you can't jump further than 15 ft in that situation. That doesn't mean you move 15 ft in the air and then fall, or that you move 15 ft in the air and then continue on the next round. It means you jump 15 ft. When your jump is done, you just land like any other jump.</blockquote>