Rylden |
What is the difference between a Single Attack Action, and a Stand Action used to attack? or is there a difference?
A found a feat recently that allows for 2 attacks inside a single attack action, so I want to know does this mean in a normal combat encounter, could I use a move action to move to my opponent, then use my standard action to use a single attack action, and get my two attacks, as per that feat?
I realize this is likely a very simple answer, but before I commit to a build I want to be sure I understand the feats being used.
SlimGauge |
... a Stand Action used to attack?
I assume you mean "a Standard Action used to attack".
See this thread and others like it.
Ravingdork |
What is the difference between a single Attack Action, and a Standard Action used to attack? Or is there a difference?
Nope, no real difference between the two. Seems you're understanding it just fine.
You could use Twin Fang Strike after a move action made to reach your opponent (a move action, followed by a standard action). However, you could not use it while charging, during a full attack, as an attack of opportunity, or as part of another feat that monopolizes your actions (such as Spring Attack, Vital Strike, etc.)