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<blockquote data-quote="Gaiden" data-source="post: 214208" data-attributes="member: 103">I was thinking about a tactic where a rogue or any character that had at least 2d6 SA dmg and the hamstring feat would use hit and run tactics with Spring Attack.&nbsp; As far as I can tell, the reduction in movement rate would stack - in this method probably multiply as stacking would be too powerful.&nbsp; So I am thinking that it is possible to reduce someone's movement rate down to 1/32nd or or even 1/64th of their original movement.&nbsp; That would make the traditional 5' step longer than the character's base movement and perhaps even a double move and worse - a run.&nbsp; Would the free 5' step still be allowed if the character took no other actual movement in the round?As a related question, could someone with the Hamstring feat sacrifice more than just 2d6 - let's say 8d6 and have the effect happen 4x per hit?Feedback appreciated - if I have made a gross error in overlooking an obvious rule, I apologize early.&nbsp; I don't have the books with me right now.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Gaiden, post: 214208, member: 103"] I was thinking about a tactic where a rogue or any character that had at least 2d6 SA dmg and the hamstring feat would use hit and run tactics with Spring Attack. As far as I can tell, the reduction in movement rate would stack - in this method probably multiply as stacking would be too powerful. So I am thinking that it is possible to reduce someone's movement rate down to 1/32nd or or even 1/64th of their original movement. That would make the traditional 5' step longer than the character's base movement and perhaps even a double move and worse - a run. Would the free 5' step still be allowed if the character took no other actual movement in the round? As a related question, could someone with the Hamstring feat sacrifice more than just 2d6 - let's say 8d6 and have the effect happen 4x per hit? Feedback appreciated - if I have made a gross error in overlooking an obvious rule, I apologize early. I don't have the books with me right now. [/QUOTE]

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