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Message: <blockquote data-quote="E. Tallitnics" data-source="post: 6311365" data-attributes="member: 6776826">I've been reading through this thread and I guess I don't understand what's 'too vague' about "you get 1 Action on your turn"? Honestly Ruin Explorer, this seems to be nothing more than Edition Warring, especially considering your last comment (quoted above). Is Edition Warring allowed on EN Forums?So let's see if I can help clear this up shall we?When you use your 1 Action to select Attack you're using/taking/selecting/choosing (they are freely interchangeable because they all refer to the same thing): 'the attack action'. Please note that in all examples you've cited "the" in "the attack action" denotes a singular, not plural, use of "attack action". Plural use would be "an". You then select which form that attack action takes. You do not get to stack multiple forms of that singular expression ("the attack action") because then you're taking more than 1 Action that turn, and the rules clearly do not allow that. Although you can add a rider to that form, such as Extra Attack or the 3rd Unarmed Strike in Flurry of Blows, because the rules clearly allow that.I trust this has cleared up any lingering issues with English syntax that may be troubling you Ruin Explorer. And I'm always glad to help out my D&D family members better understand the rules and get back into playing the game!E. Tallitnics</blockquote>