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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Magic Rub" data-source="post: 450405" data-attributes="member: 3619">Please correcty me if I'm wrong in any of this...HasteYou can cast a spell in the extra partial action you gain from haste provided it's not a spell with a casting time greater then 1 action.SlowAlso you can still cast a single spell in the partial action when slowed (this is the same for "The Surprise Round")However you cannot cast 4, 1 - action spells per this little chart. Nice chart but kind of confusing IMO.Here's a letter I wrote to my player way back when to help explain things...Here's the basics. If you are Just moving you can...-Move double ( 2 x base) your movement, which will be 12 squares for most, in any direction turning when you like. -Run (4 x base) which will be 24 squares for most, it's suppose to be just in a straight line but we should houserule this a bit to allow some turns (I think)- You may not RUN on a partial action (only double your movement) Attacking works like this.- If you are taking a single attack, if by choice or because you only have one (regardless). Before or after your attack you may move your FULL movement rate in distance, which will be (30ft.) 6 squares for most, in any direction turning when you like. You may not split the movement up, for example half before & half after (See spring attack)  - The same rule for single attacks goes for casting single action spells ie) Magic missile. - For a full attack action... If you are taking more then one attack (a full attack action), if by multiple weapons or because your base attack bonus is high enough that you have multiple attacks, you may only move a single 5ft square. If you have not yet moved a 5' square, & if you have only taken one attack, you may decide to negate the full attack action, & move your movement rate as detailed above. SPRING ATTACK- If you are using Spring Attack you may only take 1 attack on your target, however you may move both before & after your attack. The total movement may not be more then your base movement, which will be (30ft.) 6 squares for most, in any direction turning when you like. Well that's my 2 cents <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f642.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":)" title="Smile    :)"  data-smilie="1"data-shortname=":)" /></blockquote>

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