Difference between revisions of "Cast on the Run"
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LocalFishman (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Needs Review}} {{Feat |Name=Cast on the Run |Source=Quintessential Wizard |Type=Magic |Description=You can keep your wits about you and focus your magic even while running from your enemy |Prerequisites=Mobility§ Dodge |Content=When using a standard action to cast a spell, you may move before and after casting your spell, rather than using a move-equivalent action to move before or after casting your spell. The total distance you move may not exceed your current spee...") |
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|Description=You can keep your wits about you and focus your magic even while running from your enemy | |Description=You can keep your wits about you and focus your magic even while running from your enemy | ||
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|Content=When using a standard action to cast a spell, you may move before and after casting your spell, rather than using a move-equivalent action to move before or after casting your spell. The total distance you move may not exceed your current speed. | |Content=When using a standard action to cast a spell, you may move before and after casting your spell, rather than using a move-equivalent action to move before or after casting your spell. The total distance you move may not exceed your current speed. | ||
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Latest revision as of 21:28, 1 June 2025
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Source: Quintessential Wizard
Description: You can keep your wits about you and focus your magic even while running from your enemy
Prerequisites: Dodge, Combat Casting, Mobility
When using a standard action to cast a spell, you may move before and after casting your spell, rather than using a move-equivalent action to move before or after casting your spell. The total distance you move may not exceed your current speed.