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<blockquote data-quote="kreynolds" data-source="post: 498903" data-attributes="member: 2829">No. It's not. Read on to find out why.The only movement you can take during a full-round action is a 5-foot step. This is a basic function of the rules. A double-move is not a full-round action in any way. It is simply a double-move. The fact that it takes you an entire round does not make it a full-round action. In fact, you can move more than your normal speed, say 60 feet, and still make an attack at the end of it. It's called a charge. Is a charge a full-round action? No. It's a special standard action (page 124 of the PH).I'm not avoiding anything. There's no reason for you to be rude.No. You cover the same distance if you perform a double move.Whether you are in or out of combat makes no difference at all. The rules don't change. That's my point.I'm not sure what you mean by &quot;normal&quot;.If they perform a double-move, then yes, they're walking speed is 30 feet. If they don't perform a double move, then they need to perform a mini-hustle every round to maintain a movement rate of 30 feet per round. If neither of these is correct, the overland movement rate charts are incorrect.Like I said, I'm not sure what you mean by &quot;normal&quot;. If by &quot;normal speed&quot; you mean the distance you can cover with a move action, such as me having a movement rate of 30, which allows me to move 30 feet along with a standard action, or cover 24 miles a day moving half that speed using a double-move every round, then yes.When you move and perform a standard action, you are performing a mini-hustle. This is stated in the rules. I'm not sure I answered your question though.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="kreynolds, post: 498903, member: 2829"] No. It's not. Read on to find out why. The only movement you can take during a full-round action is a 5-foot step. This is a basic function of the rules. A double-move is not a full-round action in any way. It is simply a double-move. The fact that it takes you an entire round does not make it a full-round action. In fact, you can move more than your normal speed, say 60 feet, and still make an attack at the end of it. It's called a charge. Is a charge a full-round action? No. It's a special standard action (page 124 of the PH). I'm not avoiding anything. There's no reason for you to be rude. No. You cover the same distance if you perform a double move. Whether you are in or out of combat makes no difference at all. The rules don't change. That's my point. I'm not sure what you mean by "normal". If they perform a double-move, then yes, they're walking speed is 30 feet. If they don't perform a double move, then they need to perform a mini-hustle every round to maintain a movement rate of 30 feet per round. If neither of these is correct, the overland movement rate charts are incorrect. Like I said, I'm not sure what you mean by "normal". If by "normal speed" you mean the distance you can cover with a move action, such as me having a movement rate of 30, which allows me to move 30 feet along with a standard action, or cover 24 miles a day moving half that speed using a double-move every round, then yes. When you move and perform a standard action, you are performing a mini-hustle. This is stated in the rules. I'm not sure I answered your question though. [/QUOTE]

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