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<blockquote data-quote="Tellerve" data-source="post: 2704913" data-attributes="member: 2412">This actually kinda goes to a question i just put up about a Races of Eberron feat that allows warforged and dwarves to take no movement penalties for moving over difficult terrain.&nbsp; It opened up a can of worms about how much difficult terrain does it cover.Added to that point, if you look at this...<a href="http://www.d20srd.org/srd/skills/balance.htm" target="_blank">http://www.d20srd.org/srd/skills/balance.htm</a>It would seem that you could charge over precarious surface as long as you made your balance checks.&nbsp; Hmm, rereading the SRD makes me have another question as they mention in that statblock area that if you fail by 4 or less that you don't run or charge but can act normally.&nbsp; That means acting normally on your next turn correct?&nbsp; Because if you stated you were charging over a rough cavern floor and started moving and failed the balance check by 3, you'd stop moving.&nbsp; Your action was to charge, and you aren't doing that anymore.&nbsp; I'm confused as to whether it is saying you then get to change your action.&nbsp; I would think not, and by them saying &quot;act normally&quot; indicates that you just didn't fall on your butt and next round can do something else.&nbsp; Right?Tellerve</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Tellerve, post: 2704913, member: 2412"] This actually kinda goes to a question i just put up about a Races of Eberron feat that allows warforged and dwarves to take no movement penalties for moving over difficult terrain. It opened up a can of worms about how much difficult terrain does it cover. Added to that point, if you look at this... [url]http://www.d20srd.org/srd/skills/balance.htm[/url] It would seem that you could charge over precarious surface as long as you made your balance checks. Hmm, rereading the SRD makes me have another question as they mention in that statblock area that if you fail by 4 or less that you don't run or charge but can act normally. That means acting normally on your next turn correct? Because if you stated you were charging over a rough cavern floor and started moving and failed the balance check by 3, you'd stop moving. Your action was to charge, and you aren't doing that anymore. I'm confused as to whether it is saying you then get to change your action. I would think not, and by them saying "act normally" indicates that you just didn't fall on your butt and next round can do something else. Right? Tellerve [/QUOTE]

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