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<blockquote data-quote="Cloudgatherer" data-source="post: 49114" data-attributes="member: 66">While I'm not KD, I understand his point.Break down of actions:Full-round Action:&nbsp; Allows a 5-foot step, no conditions.Partial Action:&nbsp; Allows a 5-foot step if not a MEA, no additional conditions.Move Equivalent Action:&nbsp; Allows a 5-foot step if and only if &quot;you move no (other) actual distance in the round.&quot;So you have a hasted character.&nbsp; He can use his full round attack, with the 5-foot step.&nbsp; Then he can use his partial to make another attack with an additional 5-foot step.&nbsp; This doesn't break the rules.However, if said hasted character used a MEA during his round, he's now limited by the above condition and can only take a 5-foot step with a MEA if that is his only movement for the round.Now what does this mean for AoOs?&nbsp; That's not the issue here and I haven't been arguing about it, only the possibility of taking multiple 5-foot steps in a round.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Cloudgatherer, post: 49114, member: 66"] While I'm not KD, I understand his point. Break down of actions: Full-round Action: Allows a 5-foot step, no conditions. Partial Action: Allows a 5-foot step if not a MEA, no additional conditions. Move Equivalent Action: Allows a 5-foot step if and only if "you move no (other) actual distance in the round." So you have a hasted character. He can use his full round attack, with the 5-foot step. Then he can use his partial to make another attack with an additional 5-foot step. This doesn't break the rules. However, if said hasted character used a MEA during his round, he's now limited by the above condition and can only take a 5-foot step with a MEA if that is his only movement for the round. Now what does this mean for AoOs? That's not the issue here and I haven't been arguing about it, only the possibility of taking multiple 5-foot steps in a round. [/QUOTE]

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