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<blockquote data-quote="ECMO3" data-source="post: 8435477" data-attributes="member: 7030563">Jump is movement, not an action.&nbsp; You jump off a cliff and can still use an action and a bonus action ON YOUR TURN.So jump off then cliff then shoot your bow as an action on the way down (twice if you have extra attack), followed by misty step as a bonus action.&nbsp; Totally RAW and not using a reaction at all.&nbsp; You still have your reaction for shield or uncanny dodge or maybe feather fall when your ally jumps down on his turn or anything else you can normally do as a reaction.I would argue that you never appear above the ground, unless you want to, because you appear in a spot you see and that strongly implies a spot of your choosing.&nbsp; Misty step has no rules for estimating distances incorrectly and appearing somewhere other than where you desire.Now if you ready an action and jump off the cliff using your reaction (readied movement) on another players turn then RAW you are going to go splat at the bottom.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ECMO3, post: 8435477, member: 7030563"] Jump is movement, not an action. You jump off a cliff and can still use an action and a bonus action ON YOUR TURN. So jump off then cliff then shoot your bow as an action on the way down (twice if you have extra attack), followed by misty step as a bonus action. Totally RAW and not using a reaction at all. You still have your reaction for shield or uncanny dodge or maybe feather fall when your ally jumps down on his turn or anything else you can normally do as a reaction. I would argue that you never appear above the ground, unless you want to, because you appear in a spot you see and that strongly implies a spot of your choosing. Misty step has no rules for estimating distances incorrectly and appearing somewhere other than where you desire. Now if you ready an action and jump off the cliff using your reaction (readied movement) on another players turn then RAW you are going to go splat at the bottom. [/QUOTE]

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