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<blockquote data-quote="Pinotage" data-source="post: 3992747" data-attributes="member: 15194">Are you referring to the partial actions that were in 3e? I think they were all but removed in the revision to 3.5e.As I understand it, in 3e you had in any given round a partial action and a standard action to use, assuming you didn't use a full-round action like full-attack. A partial action could either be a move action or a move-equivalent action, so you could either move your base speed or do something else like draw something from your pack. Partial actions are not standard actions, though. You can't make an attack on a partial action, drink a potion or activate a wand, for example - only a move or a move-equivalent action.In 3.5e there's something called a partial charge, which is when you can charge as part of a surprise action when you don't get a full-round action. But there aren't any partial actions in 3.5e.Pinotage</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Pinotage, post: 3992747, member: 15194"] Are you referring to the partial actions that were in 3e? I think they were all but removed in the revision to 3.5e. As I understand it, in 3e you had in any given round a partial action and a standard action to use, assuming you didn't use a full-round action like full-attack. A partial action could either be a move action or a move-equivalent action, so you could either move your base speed or do something else like draw something from your pack. Partial actions are not standard actions, though. You can't make an attack on a partial action, drink a potion or activate a wand, for example - only a move or a move-equivalent action. In 3.5e there's something called a partial charge, which is when you can charge as part of a surprise action when you don't get a full-round action. But there aren't any partial actions in 3.5e. Pinotage [/QUOTE]

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