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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Menexenus" data-source="post: 2289772" data-attributes="member: 8951">Hi all.  I'm an old D&D player but a new Star Wars RPG player.  I've got 3 questions about the Jedi Deflect Special Ability.     First, the text says that "deflecting an attack is a reaction that costs the Jedi a move action in his next round," but what if a character knows he wants to activate his Deflect ability on his own turn and has a move-equivalent action left over?  Can he choose to use *this* turn's move action to activate the deflect, or does the move action *have* to come from the next round?  (My guess: it must come from the next round.)   Second, if a Jedi has activated the Deflect ability and lost his move action in the next round, is he still able to take a 2 meter step in the next round?  (My guess: no, you can't take a 2 meter step.)   Third, the rules indicate that a character can use Deflect (defend) and deflect (attack) in the same round.  If a character does so, does he lose only his move action in the next round, or does he lose his entire next round because he has spent *2* move-equivalent actions (one for defend and one for attack)?  (My guess: only one move-equivalent action is spent to activate both deflect abilities.)Thanks in advance.</blockquote>