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<blockquote data-quote="Waterbizkit" data-source="post: 7068537" data-attributes="member: 6802604">As others have said, there's nothing surprising about the situation you find yourself in, you've chosen to play one of the slower races in the game. You'd be in the same boat if you had decided to play a Halfling or a Gnome. Without special class features, feats, spells or magic items you're always going to move slower than your other party members. So there are ways around it, as many of the posters before me have explained, but your speed is your speed barring these options.I'm curious why it really matters if you don't get an attack off turn one? I get that it can be frustrating to always have to spend that entire first turn moving closer or waiting for the enemy to advance, but as long as you're kicking in skulls once you get there I wouldn't worry about it too much myself. Still,&nbsp; if it's truly a problem for you, take the advise others have already offered, it covers just about all the bases.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Waterbizkit, post: 7068537, member: 6802604"] As others have said, there's nothing surprising about the situation you find yourself in, you've chosen to play one of the slower races in the game. You'd be in the same boat if you had decided to play a Halfling or a Gnome. Without special class features, feats, spells or magic items you're always going to move slower than your other party members. So there are ways around it, as many of the posters before me have explained, but your speed is your speed barring these options. I'm curious why it really matters if you don't get an attack off turn one? I get that it can be frustrating to always have to spend that entire first turn moving closer or waiting for the enemy to advance, but as long as you're kicking in skulls once you get there I wouldn't worry about it too much myself. Still, if it's truly a problem for you, take the advise others have already offered, it covers just about all the bases. [/QUOTE]

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