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<blockquote data-quote="TheGogmagog" data-source="post: 3521357" data-attributes="member: 27702">Aside from feats that specifically allow such actions, you can't do this by RAW.&nbsp; When you jump you can take no action until you complete your jump.If I recall, even leap attack assumes you end your jump adjacent to your ally, not make the attack mid-air. :Edit, I did recall:&nbsp; So you can't voluntarily end your movement, and then proceed with an attack action.&nbsp; Even if you end your movement mid-air, your next action must be to resume the jump.The part where things break down is when you mix jumping and falling.&nbsp; You fall 500' the first round and 1000' (Disussed in archives and stated by WOTC somewhere).&nbsp; But if you are jumping out (or jump down) form the edge of a cliff, you could end your movement mid-air per jump rules.&nbsp; Once your jump is complete in the beginning of your next turn you could make one attack or other standard action.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="TheGogmagog, post: 3521357, member: 27702"] Aside from feats that specifically allow such actions, you can't do this by RAW. When you jump you can take no action until you complete your jump. If I recall, even leap attack assumes you end your jump adjacent to your ally, not make the attack mid-air. :Edit, I did recall: So you can't voluntarily end your movement, and then proceed with an attack action. Even if you end your movement mid-air, your next action must be to resume the jump. The part where things break down is when you mix jumping and falling. You fall 500' the first round and 1000' (Disussed in archives and stated by WOTC somewhere). But if you are jumping out (or jump down) form the edge of a cliff, you could end your movement mid-air per jump rules. Once your jump is complete in the beginning of your next turn you could make one attack or other standard action. [/QUOTE]

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