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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Daedrova" data-source="post: 4635156" data-attributes="member: 11835">It is not clear how you are trying to answer.  I already quoted "jump is part of a move." ... the PH also clearly identifies the possibility of ending a move action in mid-air; even further stating that you to remain in mid-air between move actions if you take a double move...So what does it matter which move action you choose?  (other than than the requirement that both move actions in a round must be the same).Example: -I am human in no armor taking a double move this turn.  I choose the run action and will move ([6+2] x2) 16 squares.  (Note: there are still two distinct move actions taking place - that is at the 8th square my first move action ends.)-I choose to high jump as part of my first move action.  When I reach the 7th square, I roll a 25 on my Athletics check, allowing me to jump 5 feet (1 square). -Since I chose to double-move and this 8th square my first move action ends and I remain in the air.-My second move action is also a run action.-I choose to make a second jump check at the beginning of this second move action, rolling another 25 and high jumping another 5 feet into the air.What in the RAW has been violated in this example?</blockquote>