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<blockquote data-quote="jontherev" data-source="post: 148056" data-attributes="member: 1451">First of all, the extra attack from ET must be taken before or after your normal action.&nbsp; *I* would define normal action to include the partial action from Haste, but this would be a good question for the Sage to clarify.&nbsp; So, depending on what the answer to THAT is, you'd need to either end or begin your round with the attack from ET.&nbsp; In either case, you can't do what you have written.You can't insert the hasted action in the middle of your standard action and move anytime you wish just because you have spring attack.Here's a few examples of what you could do:1)move 20' to foe and attack, leaving you 40' of movement left in this standard action.2)move 15' to next opponent and STOP.&nbsp; Your standard action is now over and you have no movement left unless you use your haste to move3)attack foe #2 due to haste, attack again due to ET, and you can't take a 5' step since you used the feat.If your DM or The Sage rules that the extra attack from ET can be used *between* your standard/full round action and the extra partial action granted from Haste, then you still could not attack all 3 foes unless you started combat in melee, therefore qualifying to start off your round using the extra attack from ET.&nbsp; Then, move 35' to foe #2, attack him, move 15' to foe #3, attack due to haste, take 5' step.The way you have it written is about 2 complete rounds' worth of actions.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="jontherev, post: 148056, member: 1451"] First of all, the extra attack from ET must be taken before or after your normal action. *I* would define normal action to include the partial action from Haste, but this would be a good question for the Sage to clarify. So, depending on what the answer to THAT is, you'd need to either end or begin your round with the attack from ET. In either case, you can't do what you have written. You can't insert the hasted action in the middle of your standard action and move anytime you wish just because you have spring attack. Here's a few examples of what you could do: 1)move 20' to foe and attack, leaving you 40' of movement left in this standard action. 2)move 15' to next opponent and STOP. Your standard action is now over and you have no movement left unless you use your haste to move 3)attack foe #2 due to haste, attack again due to ET, and you can't take a 5' step since you used the feat. If your DM or The Sage rules that the extra attack from ET can be used *between* your standard/full round action and the extra partial action granted from Haste, then you still could not attack all 3 foes unless you started combat in melee, therefore qualifying to start off your round using the extra attack from ET. Then, move 35' to foe #2, attack him, move 15' to foe #3, attack due to haste, take 5' step. The way you have it written is about 2 complete rounds' worth of actions. [/QUOTE]

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