Can you spring attack a charge?

[the Jester]

Nice... so you can start adjacent to someone, charge five feet out and five feet back, and you've satisfied the ten foot move requirement?

Awesome

-Hyp.

My god, that's brilliant.

 

[Maldur]

What about creating a feat called : run-by-attack (I even think its in M&M)

 

[dvvega]

Isn't there a feat that lets you make right angled turns during a charge, one per DEX modifier? Or is it WIS and it's a Psionic Feat.

You could run out, turn twice and run back from a different angle.

 

[Darklone]

It's a psionic feat.

 

[Altamont Ravenard]

Isn't there a feat that lets you make right angled turns during a charge, one per DEX modifier? Or is it WIS and it's a Psionic Feat.

You could run out, turn twice and run back from a different angle.

Such feat is Fleet of Foot. It's in Song & Silence. You may change direction once during your charge (max 90 degrees) but you can't wear more than a light armor.

 

[morbiczer]

Such feat is Fleet of Foot. It's in Song & Silence. You may change direction once during your charge (max 90 degrees) but you can't wear more than a light armor.

The same feat appeares in Complete Warrior too. I don't think there is any difference between the two versions.

 

[MeepoTheMighty]

You could be a Thoqqua. Not only would that solve your little charging problem, but you'd also do an extra 2d6 fire damage with every hit.

Hmm...now I'm tempted to stat up a Thoqqua monk.

When a thoqqua is disturbed, its first instinct is to attack. Its favored tactic is to spring directly at a foe, either by bursting out of the rock or by coiling up its body and launching itself like a spring. (Treat this as a charge, even though the thoqqua does not need to move 10 feet before attacking.)

 

[thorian]

A whole bunch of Quickened Dimension Door spells?

Dimension Door effectively ends your turn, so you would have to do this after your charge, and then hope you are in position next turn to charge, you couldn't do this first to get into position and then charge because, "After using this spell, you can't take any other actions until your next turn."