Some more basic rules questions...

[Arravis]

Question 1: Under what circumstances can you move more then 30' in a round as a Movement Action?

Question 2: Can you charge (which is a standard action) and then take a movement action?

 

[Dr. Zoom]

1. Charge, run, hussle, double move, human barbarian in light or no armor, Expeditious Retreat spell, etc.

2. No. Charge specifically says all movement must take place before you make the attack.

 

[Izod]

Can you move more then 30' as Movement Action only, double move is both a Movement Action and a Standard Action.

Wer'e trying to find out if it's possible to attack once and move more then 30' (but not charging, or buffed by spells).

 

[Dr. Zoom]

Only if your speed is more than 30. For example, a human barbarian in light or no armor can attack once and move 40 feet. Higher level monks also have higher speed. Other than that, I can't think of anything.

 

[Kae'Yoss]

There is the feat dash, which increases your speed by 5 feet in light or no armor (no prerequisites). I don't think there's no other way.

 

[Arravis]

I had heard that there was a way to move 60 (if you're base move is 30) and still attack once in a round. So no one knows of a way to do this?

And... can you move 30, then do a charge? (Which is a special standard action, no idea what the "special" is...)

 

[Caliban]

I had heard that there was a way to move 60 (if you're base move is 30) and still attack once in a round. So no one knows of a way to do this?

That's the Charge action. It's a "special" standard action in that you effectively do two Move Actions and then a Standard Attack. You just have to do it all in a straight line.

And... can you move 30, then do a charge?

Yes. All your movement is considered to be part of the charge action.

 

[Arravis]

I'm asking... can you move 30 normally, then move 60 as a charge?

 

[James McMurray]

No.

 

[Dr. Zoom]

James is right. You cannot move 30 feet, then charge 60 feet and attack. Charge is not a standard action, but a special standard action, which allows you to move up to twice your speed, all in a straight line, and then make one attack. Ordinarily, you cannot make an attack if you move more than your speed in one round.