Post/Author/DateTime	Post
TheCobra 06-24-07, 06:50 AM	How the jump check for this maneuver work, exactly? Do you have to make a full long jump, flying over the target in the middle of this leap? Or do you only use the DC for a such a jump, but end up right next to the victim?
TheCobra 06-25-07, 04:47 PM	No ideas? I used to think it was the latter, but now I'm not sure.
AAB 06-25-07, 04:58 PM	i think the former. jump over them, hit in the middle of the jump. i could be wrong, though.
TheCobra 06-25-07, 05:23 PM	You're probably right. That's the normal way long jumps work in D&D. If so, that's pretty cool. Almost like Spring Attack. The warblade is likely to end up at least 10 ft. away from the target. Does this movement count against your normal limit?
AAB 06-25-07, 06:43 PM	i would think so. jumping normally does.
TheCobra 06-25-07, 09:59 PM	So what happens if you move before initiating this maneuver?
AAB 06-25-07, 10:58 PM	the movement of the jump is kinda handled like spring attack, as far as i can tell. you basically get to move twice your speed and attack in the same round. except half that movement is your jump.