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<blockquote data-quote="Artoomis" data-source="post: 235224" data-attributes="member: 111">Ah, but if the Haste Partial Action is part of your &quot;total round&quot; then spells that take a full round to caste should STILL take a full round.The rulings contradict themselves in that aspect.Even so, the only one I really have heartburn with is #2.&nbsp; Once you are done charging, you are done, it seems to me.In any case, the rulings exist, for those who choose to follow them.For ease of play, you might choose to ignore # 1 and #2.&nbsp; If you do, then you would:Take an action (either normal or partial).StopTake your other action.&nbsp; Without regard for what you did first.We don't play that way in our group, but it might be easier.&nbsp; Even if skipping ruling #1 would be against a strict reading of the rules.Of course, all of his comes about because of the Haste spell introducing the concept of an &quot;extra&quot; partial action without explaining how that works in the game mechanics..</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Artoomis, post: 235224, member: 111"] Ah, but if the Haste Partial Action is part of your "total round" then spells that take a full round to caste should STILL take a full round. The rulings contradict themselves in that aspect. Even so, the only one I really have heartburn with is #2. Once you are done charging, you are done, it seems to me. In any case, the rulings exist, for those who choose to follow them. For ease of play, you might choose to ignore # 1 and #2. If you do, then you would: Take an action (either normal or partial). Stop Take your other action. Without regard for what you did first. We don't play that way in our group, but it might be easier. Even if skipping ruling #1 would be against a strict reading of the rules. Of course, all of his comes about because of the Haste spell introducing the concept of an "extra" partial action without explaining how that works in the game mechanics.. [/QUOTE]

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