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<blockquote data-quote="Mordeth" data-source="post: 303165" data-attributes="member: 5313">This came up in our game today. Sixth level rogue is sniping our party from a bell tower 420 feet away. Our mage grabs the tank, and dimension doors up there. Rest of us take of running. After one round of abuse by our tank, the rogue decided to jump from the window, 50 feet up. He has a 45 foot rope attached to him. He tumbles past the fighter 5 or 10 foot, then jumps out the window. The DM said he &quot;falls as a free action&quot; then cuts the rope at the bottem.Now. Moving is his move equilivent action, and cutting the rope is his standard action.&nbsp; All in all he moves 55-60 feet. The only problem as I see it, is how much you can move in a round. I remember reading about jumping somewhere and how if you jump and your jump takes you more than you movement, ie.. you jump down a roof to another roof, that you finish your turn in mid-air, and finish the &quot;move&quot; on your next turn. Before I confuse you or me any further, what do you think?Any rules based response would be most <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f600.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":D" title="Big grin&nbsp; &nbsp; :D"&nbsp; data-smilie="8"data-shortname=":D" /></blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mordeth, post: 303165, member: 5313"] This came up in our game today. Sixth level rogue is sniping our party from a bell tower 420 feet away. Our mage grabs the tank, and dimension doors up there. Rest of us take of running. After one round of abuse by our tank, the rogue decided to jump from the window, 50 feet up. He has a 45 foot rope attached to him. He tumbles past the fighter 5 or 10 foot, then jumps out the window. The DM said he "falls as a free action" then cuts the rope at the bottem. Now. Moving is his move equilivent action, and cutting the rope is his standard action. All in all he moves 55-60 feet. The only problem as I see it, is how much you can move in a round. I remember reading about jumping somewhere and how if you jump and your jump takes you more than you movement, ie.. you jump down a roof to another roof, that you finish your turn in mid-air, and finish the "move" on your next turn. Before I confuse you or me any further, what do you think? Any rules based response would be most :D [/QUOTE]

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