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<blockquote data-quote="Orwyn" data-source="post: 279323" data-attributes="member: 6281">Full Round Spells and ActionsOne flaw: Full round spells are NOT cast as a full round actions. Full round actions come into effect the very same round (with no other action spent). Sorcerers using Metamagic cast as full round actions. The full attack action is a full round action. With your assumption, I would not even need extra partial actions to finish a full round spell inside my turn.Spells with a casting time of 1 round take a full round (not action) to come into effect. They need a partial action to begin casting, and right before your turn in the next round the effect appears.Full round spells are similar to full round actions in this one respect: the later allows a partial action (&quot;Start Full Round Action&quot;) and the effect completes the next round. One overlap doesn't make them the same though.With the distinction made between full round actions and full rounds spells, how can you claim all the rules applying to the earlier apply to the later as well?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Orwyn, post: 279323, member: 6281"] [b]Full Round Spells and Actions[/b] One flaw: Full round spells are NOT cast as a full round actions. Full round actions come into effect the very same round (with no other action spent). Sorcerers using Metamagic cast as full round actions. The full attack action is a full round action. With your assumption, I would not even need extra partial actions to finish a full round spell inside my turn. Spells with a casting time of 1 round take a full round (not action) to come into effect. They need a partial action to begin casting, and right before your turn in the next round the effect appears. Full round spells are similar to full round actions in this one respect: the later allows a partial action ("Start Full Round Action") and the effect completes the next round. One overlap doesn't make them the same though. With the distinction made between full round actions and full rounds spells, how can you claim all the rules applying to the earlier apply to the later as well? [/QUOTE]

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