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<blockquote data-quote="BlueLotus" data-source="post: 4534879" data-attributes="member: 74623">With Rellek positioned to guard to the southeast, Moreen runs at the bats to the northwest. She swings her sword with her mounting frustration behind the attack. Her blow narrowly misses. Moreen curses and calls on Erathis for more aid.[sblock=actions]move action - move to 1 square southeast of bat 2 (it's my understanding that diagonal moves now all count as only 1 square. in 3.5, every other diagonal square moved counted double)standard action - <a href="http://invisiblecastle.com/roller/view/1798082/" target="_blank">Righteous Smite (1d20+9=15,&nbsp; 2d8+3=6)</a>minor action - divine challenge bat 2[/sblock][sblock=ooc rules question]I was considering a charge attack before I found that diagonal movement all counts as 1 square. But a question came from considering charge. Charge is a standard action in which you move up to your movement as part of a basic attack. At the end of the standard action, it terminates all further actions in your round. But is it possible, though maybe an abuse of the rules system, to take your move action before the charge action, thereby doubling your movement?[/sblock]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="BlueLotus, post: 4534879, member: 74623"] With Rellek positioned to guard to the southeast, Moreen runs at the bats to the northwest. She swings her sword with her mounting frustration behind the attack. Her blow narrowly misses. Moreen curses and calls on Erathis for more aid. [sblock=actions]move action - move to 1 square southeast of bat 2 (it's my understanding that diagonal moves now all count as only 1 square. in 3.5, every other diagonal square moved counted double) standard action - [URL="http://invisiblecastle.com/roller/view/1798082/"]Righteous Smite (1d20+9=15, 2d8+3=6)[/URL] minor action - divine challenge bat 2[/sblock] [sblock=ooc rules question]I was considering a charge attack before I found that diagonal movement all counts as 1 square. But a question came from considering charge. Charge is a standard action in which you move up to your movement as part of a basic attack. At the end of the standard action, it terminates all further actions in your round. But is it possible, though maybe an abuse of the rules system, to take your move action before the charge action, thereby doubling your movement?[/sblock] [/QUOTE]

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