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<blockquote data-quote="TessarrianDM" data-source="post: 3684467" data-attributes="member: 51798">Yes, use of the Spring Attack feat requires a standard action. Under normal circumstances you may take one standard action and one move action in any given round. Use of the Spring Attack feat requires that you use a move action to move at least 5' before and at least 5' after your attack (the standard action). As you have taken both a move action and a standard action in the same round, you would not have a move action available to use the Improved Feint feat.The reverse would also apply. If you take a move action to use the Improved Feint feat, you could take another move action to close in on your target, but would not be able to use a standard action to make any kind of attack, including a Spring Attack. Alternatively, you could use Improved Feint and then attack, but since you could not take more than a single 5' step, you could not use Spring Attack. The restriction of a standard plus a move action or two move actions in a single round prevents this.The only way you could use Improved Feint in the same round as a Spring Attack would be if either feat was an immediate, swift or, free action.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="TessarrianDM, post: 3684467, member: 51798"] Yes, use of the Spring Attack feat requires a standard action. Under normal circumstances you may take one standard action and one move action in any given round. Use of the Spring Attack feat requires that you use a move action to move at least 5' before and at least 5' after your attack (the standard action). As you have taken both a move action and a standard action in the same round, you would not have a move action available to use the Improved Feint feat. The reverse would also apply. If you take a move action to use the Improved Feint feat, you could take another move action to close in on your target, but would not be able to use a standard action to make any kind of attack, including a Spring Attack. Alternatively, you could use Improved Feint and then attack, but since you could not take more than a single 5' step, you could not use Spring Attack. The restriction of a standard plus a move action or two move actions in a single round prevents this. The only way you could use Improved Feint in the same round as a Spring Attack would be if either feat was an immediate, swift or, free action. [/QUOTE]

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