In DnD-5e a player can choose to do his standard action while moving. So a character (who can normally move 30 feet) may move 10 feet, then attack, and then move again in any direction up to his total allowed distance (20 feet). Rules like Attack Of Opportunity still hold, so when the character would move away from his attacked target, the target might have the possibility of an AOO.
I plan to include this as a house rule in my Pathfinder campaign, and would like to read about personal experiences if some of you tried this before. Would this empower casters too much? Can a rogue make good use of this new rule? Would this rule break the combat game somehow?
I plan to include this as a house rule in my Pathfinder campaign, and would like to read about personal experiences if some of you tried this before. Would this empower casters too much? Can a rogue make good use of this new rule? Would this rule break the combat game somehow?
