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Message: <blockquote data-quote="jefgorbach" data-source="post: 5606666" data-attributes="member: 28278">You cant take a full action after moving on foot because YOU already took your turn's action. Your mount can move after/before/during your attack because its action is separate from your own and thus consistent with actions per round rules. I agree "Deciding not to take an action until a certain moment isn't" instinctive which is why mounts are routinely trained to do so ... because otherwise they wouldn't have an action prepared to react during their rider's turn according to RAW and thus would HAVE to move/etc during their own initiative.  The rider needs to know if/how his mount's training so he can anticipate and prepare his own actions. Generally speaking, an untrained mount should instinctively flee from a perceived threat. So which seems easier/more reasonable: training it to warily move away from that threat or standing its ground/advance towards it as commonly done by warhorses? If anything the DC for Visigani's request should be lower than the normal Defense trick.</blockquote>