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<blockquote data-quote="Happiest_Sadist" data-source="post: 250027" data-attributes="member: 1743">1)&nbsp; Yes, all you have to do is use a standard action.&nbsp; So you can move your full speed and cast.&nbsp; Same as any other movement type you can do with a move speed.&nbsp; Or you can double move, run, etc.2) Same as If you were walking away.&nbsp; So you provoke an attack of oppertunity.However, you can use the spring attack feat if you have it.3) No attack of oppertunity, same as if you were walking and had the spring attack feat.&nbsp; (Flybay attack is much easier to get though.)4) Huh?5) Don't think so.&nbsp; However you can charge, you just don't get double damage.6) No, however if you can't hover, making a full attack can be hard.&nbsp; Flying is the same as any other movement type.In sum, fly works the same as any other movemen type, except you may be force to spend a partial action each round moving if you can't hover (Avg or worse).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Happiest_Sadist, post: 250027, member: 1743"] 1) Yes, all you have to do is use a standard action. So you can move your full speed and cast. Same as any other movement type you can do with a move speed. Or you can double move, run, etc. 2) Same as If you were walking away. So you provoke an attack of oppertunity. However, you can use the spring attack feat if you have it. 3) No attack of oppertunity, same as if you were walking and had the spring attack feat. (Flybay attack is much easier to get though.) 4) Huh? 5) Don't think so. However you can charge, you just don't get double damage. 6) No, however if you can't hover, making a full attack can be hard. Flying is the same as any other movement type. In sum, fly works the same as any other movemen type, except you may be force to spend a partial action each round moving if you can't hover (Avg or worse). [/QUOTE]

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