Question About Improved Feint [Archive] - Wizards Community

Question About Improved Feint [Archive] - Wizards Community

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RodinGates
09-14-07, 12:59 PM I'm slightly confused over the wording of Improved Feint especially as applied by a DM I played with recently.

Essentially I imagine that the feat allows you to feint "as a move action" meaning that you can expend a move action to feint and then attack in the same turn provided you can do so.

The DM perceived it as you may feint "while moving" so that you can move your full speed, feint, and attack in the same round as if it were tumbling.

Which interpretation is correct?
Puca
09-14-07, 01:06 PM Your DM is wrong. You are right.
Move Actions are not the same as "movement."

But hell, if hes going to let me move too.
j3st3r
09-14-07, 01:06 PM When feinting as a move action, it means that you can also attack once or move but not both.

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
RodinGates 09-14-07, 12:59 PM	I'm slightly confused over the wording of Improved Feint especially as applied by a DM I played with recently. Essentially I imagine that the feat allows you to feint "as a move action" meaning that you can expend a move action to feint and then attack in the same turn provided you can do so. The DM perceived it as you may feint "while moving" so that you can move your full speed, feint, and attack in the same round as if it were tumbling. Which interpretation is correct?
Puca 09-14-07, 01:06 PM	Your DM is wrong. You are right. Move Actions are not the same as "movement." But hell, if hes going to let me move too.
j3st3r 09-14-07, 01:06 PM	When feinting as a move action, it means that you can also attack once or move but not both.