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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Mistwell" data-source="post: 2215732" data-attributes="member: 2525">From the SRD for the spell Web:and from the SRD for the condition known as Entangled:Questions:1) If a person is caught in a web, do they suffer from the condition of entangled AND the conditions of the Web spell?  In other words, the condition of entangled imposes things like half-speed movement, casting difficulties, and attack and dex penalties; while the spell imposes a restriction on movement of a round devoted to moving + Strength check or Escape Artist check = moving only 5 feet for each full 5 points by which the check result exceeds 10 (but still at half speed from the entangled condition)?2) What is meant by "Each round devoted to moving" in the web spell description?  Does this mean you must take a Full Round Action to move, and can do nothing other than attempting to move that round if you are trying to move at all?3) Assume you are on the edge of a web (the square next to you is web free), and caught in that web.  You are not immobile, just entangled, having made a prior saving throw.  You make a strength check to move, and you beat the check by 10 (so you can move 10 feet this round through webbing).  Can you still only move 10 feet total this round, even though you are moving into a square that is web-free?  Would the answer change if you only beat the check by 5?  Would the answer change if you started with 5 feet of web between you and a web-free space?4) Assume you have a speed of 30, and spend 20 of that 30 moving freely in web-free spaces until you reach the edge of a web.  You want to enter the web.  Can you enter it that turn?  If so, do you make a strength or escape artist check to enter the first 5 foot square of the web?  Can you move more than 5 feet into the web on that round, if you make a sufficient strength or escape artist check that round?Thanks in advance for your answers and analysis.</blockquote>

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