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<blockquote data-quote="Son of the Serpent" data-source="post: 7936497" data-attributes="member: 7015476">There are logical inconsistancies in the classifications of actions and scenarios in which one is faster than another.Further, its implied that there are actions that require different amounts of time but reside within the same action length class.&nbsp; Example: non cantrip spells of 1 action time length and cantrip spells of 1 action time length.&nbsp; They actually take different amounts of time, which is what makes it possible to cast one (cantrips) twice on your turn and the other (non cantrip spell) only once plus a cantrip.&nbsp; Is there a classification for an action that is short enough it could occur in tge difference of time between the two clearly different time length standards of 1 standard action?&nbsp; There should be a classified brief time length for that but there doesnt directoy seem to be.&nbsp; If not, sloppy.&nbsp; If there is one though, also sloppy.&nbsp; Why?&nbsp; Because if there is then there should have been a differentiation between what is functionally two different action types that got lumped into &quot;standard action&quot;.&nbsp; But there isnt.From an objective point of view there are functionally two different action types (or lengths) that are lazily never differentiated and are lumped under the same umbrella.There is an example.&nbsp; There are others.&nbsp; But just look at that one first.&nbsp; Its sloppy.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Son of the Serpent, post: 7936497, member: 7015476"] There are logical inconsistancies in the classifications of actions and scenarios in which one is faster than another. Further, its implied that there are actions that require different amounts of time but reside within the same action length class. Example: non cantrip spells of 1 action time length and cantrip spells of 1 action time length. They actually take different amounts of time, which is what makes it possible to cast one (cantrips) twice on your turn and the other (non cantrip spell) only once plus a cantrip. Is there a classification for an action that is short enough it could occur in tge difference of time between the two clearly different time length standards of 1 standard action? There should be a classified brief time length for that but there doesnt directoy seem to be. If not, sloppy. If there is one though, also sloppy. Why? Because if there is then there should have been a differentiation between what is functionally two different action types that got lumped into "standard action". But there isnt. From an objective point of view there are functionally two different action types (or lengths) that are lazily never differentiated and are lumped under the same umbrella. There is an example. There are others. But just look at that one first. Its sloppy. [/QUOTE]

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