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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Sunseeker" data-source="post: 6522448">This.Movement on each turn is unique.  While the player does not have access to their movement when not on their turn (with some limited exceptions), the movement taken on anothers turn is encapsulated entirely within THAT turn and has no bearing on the amount of movement the player has available on THEIR turn.  More specifically, the movement is tied to the spell.  If it tell you to move up to your movement, it means the spell causes you to run away, RIGHT NOW, which doesn't affect your ability to move come your turn, and neither is the spell limited by how much you may have moved BEFORE it affected you.All movement within a turn is unique to that turn and unless the effect says otherwise, has no bearing on movement in other turns.</blockquote>