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<blockquote data-quote="Drawmack" data-source="post: 494246" data-attributes="member: 4981">when a character moves at full speed, lets assume 30'. He can double move in a round giving him effectivly 60' in a round. This happens because of the way that rounds are broken down in 3e. You can move and take and action, that action can be another round meaning that each of these takes 3 of the 6 seconds. Let's break this down on a second by second basis. The character can move 10'/second. If they wish to move silently they can only move 5'/second. This means that how far the character can move and still be considered to be half moving is a function of time and not distance. If they spend three seconds moving they get 15' on a half move. If they spend the full six seconds moving they get 30' on a half move.Does that help?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Drawmack, post: 494246, member: 4981"] [color=white] when a character moves at full speed, lets assume 30'. He can double move in a round giving him effectivly 60' in a round. This happens because of the way that rounds are broken down in 3e. You can move and take and action, that action can be another round meaning that each of these takes 3 of the 6 seconds. Let's break this down on a second by second basis. The character can move 10'/second. If they wish to move silently they can only move 5'/second. This means that how far the character can move and still be considered to be half moving is a function of time and not distance. If they spend three seconds moving they get 15' on a half move. If they spend the full six seconds moving they get 30' on a half move. Does that help? [/color] [/QUOTE]

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