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So the crux of it is, one guy gets to do two things, while the other guy just gets to do one thing and "why can't everyone just do two things? ...two attacks, two moves, a move and an attack, an attack and a skill check, etc." Exactly - and therefore why not just say one act per turn. In ...

The player engaged in melee combat gets the "short end of the stick" because someone (or some thing !) is right next to him trying to kill him . It is far easier to move about when someone is not standing next to you and trying to kill you. BUT The text on page 312 of the core rules super...

Why should a first level character engaged in combat get only one attack while another first level member the party gets a full move and also an attack Circumstances. I can't tell if you think it's "not right" because it seems like that one player is getting the short stick, or what. I me...

Thanks guys. I don’t think it is terribly complicated, just moreso than if only one action - a move or an attack- were allowed. I’ll try to put it another way. Why should a first level character engaged in combat get only one attack while another first level member the party gets a full move and als...

A player can move and perform an action in a turn. I don't understand the advantage or rationale for this - it seems to complicate things, why not move or act? If a player in engaged in combat, and a second is closing in (moving then attacking), does the first get an attack while the other is closin...