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<blockquote data-quote="Sadrik" data-source="post: 5088536" data-attributes="member: 14506">Skills and spells are written in the format of &quot;1 round&quot; it does not say full round action. I suppose you could give special meaning to &quot;1 round&quot; and still delete full round actions completely. &quot;1 round&quot; means cannot take a move action when performing this action. Functionally it is still a standard action but it also ties on the &quot;cannot take a move action when performing this standard action&quot;.Go back and look at my chart of full round actions and see how I tackle each full round action.Spiting the run action into 1.2 making it a move action that gives you x2 speed (and then taking two of them gives you x4 speed) gives you run (move action) plus attack (standard action). Simple really.I know, but if you split it so that you can make a full attack as a standard action then you, don't need to have 5' steps be a free action they can be a full move action that does not draw an attack of opportunity. And a withdraw action can be deleted in favor of two 5' steps or 5' step +run or whatever. So how many attacks does a 12th level fighter fire giant make?Point is that taking flurry in my current incarnation of the feat chain gives more attacks at -4 to hit. but doubles your attacks. Good bad I don't know. Some monsters with insanely high attack bonus would love the feat others would not. I really don't like the divide between the monster rules and the PC rules. My multi-attack and flurry rules address that divide.As to the power level of the feat. It is a feat so I want it to be beneficial on the other hand I don't want it to be so good it is a feat tax. Right now it may be that way. Take a close look and let me know what you think.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Sadrik, post: 5088536, member: 14506"] Skills and spells are written in the format of "1 round" it does not say full round action. I suppose you could give special meaning to "1 round" and still delete full round actions completely. "1 round" means cannot take a move action when performing this action. Functionally it is still a standard action but it also ties on the "cannot take a move action when performing this standard action". Go back and look at my chart of full round actions and see how I tackle each full round action. Spiting the run action into 1.2 making it a move action that gives you x2 speed (and then taking two of them gives you x4 speed) gives you run (move action) plus attack (standard action). Simple really. I know, but if you split it so that you can make a full attack as a standard action then you, don't need to have 5' steps be a free action they can be a full move action that does not draw an attack of opportunity. And a withdraw action can be deleted in favor of two 5' steps or 5' step +run or whatever. So how many attacks does a 12th level fighter fire giant make? Point is that taking flurry in my current incarnation of the feat chain gives more attacks at -4 to hit. but doubles your attacks. Good bad I don't know. Some monsters with insanely high attack bonus would love the feat others would not. I really don't like the divide between the monster rules and the PC rules. My multi-attack and flurry rules address that divide. As to the power level of the feat. It is a feat so I want it to be beneficial on the other hand I don't want it to be so good it is a feat tax. Right now it may be that way. Take a close look and let me know what you think. [/QUOTE]

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