Immediate, Swift, and Standard actions...all in one round?

[DungeonmasterCal]

This past weekend, one of the players in our game played a Swordsage (from Tome of Battle). In one combat round, he activated an immediate action, a swift action, and a standard action. Can this be done "legally", or was he taking advantage of the lack of such rules knowledge by the DM?

 

[hong]

You can make a swift and a standard action during your turn. After your turn finishes, you can also make an immediate action, but that uses up your swift action for your NEXT turn. You cannot make a swift and an immediate action during the same turn.

 

[DungeonmasterCal]

Thanks, Hong!

By the way, one of my players is using your Martial Artist class in my campaign. He loves it!

 

[green slime]

You can make a swift and a standard action during your turn. After your turn finishes, you can also make an immediate action, but that uses up your swift action for your NEXT turn. You cannot make a swift and an immediate action during the same turn.

Good clarification.