Can you CHOOSE to turn your spell into a full-round action?

[IceBear]

I haven't read this entire thread (WAAAAAY too long) but I have to post my vote against Magus. As the DNDFAQ and the PHB states, you can't normally CHOOSE to take a partial action (thus why are you arguing that a character could take two partial actions per round), and any rule which lets spellcasters cast two spells per round (without Haste and Quicken Feat involved) is just way to unbalancing to even pursue in its justification.

IceBear

 

[dcollins]

From the screenplay for "Frankenstein" (TriStar 1993):

HENRY: You know, you're quite mad.
VICTOR: I am not mad.
HENRY: As a march hare.
VICTOR: Are you having fun me on?
HENRY: Of course I am. It pays to humor the insane...
VICTOR: Do you really think I'm mad?
HENRY: Come now. Magnus? Agrippa? Next thing you know, you'll be teaching toadstools to speak.

 

[hong]

C'mon guys, let's keep it civil, huh?

You know it's true, though.

 

[Artoomis]

You know it's true, though.

This board is a place where we play nice - personal insults and/or attacks, even in jest, are out of place.

You agreed to this when you established your account.

I'm not an administrator, but I really don't like it when the conversation sinks to the level of personal attacks.

Thanks.