Yeah thats exactly what I thought and tried to talk to the GM afterwards about it he said that it says using a skill is a standard action...Oh well it's in the past now.
But i appreciate the clarification!
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I totally had to go back and re-read the bonus for speed above 30, so my bonus to jump would of been +23 meaning I needed to roll a 12 or higher not a nat 20 lmao My character was level 3 at the time of making the jump and though has now since level'd up but I thought per ruling that yeah if I didn't complete the 60 feet movement with the jump i would still have the rest of my move. Like I said I moved up 15 feet, jumped forward 15 feet with an upwards of 5 feet vertically. So if the vertical cost me I should of had 25 feet left then.
So I'm not sure but I wanna check with others and find out whether the DM was correct or not or if it's just possibly one of those DM discretions. This is part of a Pathfinder Game So I'm playing a Level 3 Catfolk Rogue who has a base movement speed of 30 feet. My Inquisitor ally casted Expedious Retreat on me increasing my movement speed by 30 feet. So I'm trying to Jump 15 feet forward ontop of a 5 foot incline as well due to jumping from stairs up over webs to avoid them having to make a 35 DC jump check in mid run, and actually NAT 20'ing it (LOL I had a +15 and was so excited when I aced that roll), but my question at this point is I moved 15 feet and jumped 15 feet making a total of a 30 foot move....now since I was increased to a 60 foot base movement the question comes here is that Jump check apart of the movement because I declared that I'm going to move 15 feet and jump the next 15 feet to avoid the web and finish my movement out 30 feet ahead (which I was trying to retrieve an item) should I have been able to finish the last 30 feet out after my jump or was it correct to make my jump cost me a standard action (since it says using a skill is a standard action) but under the Action description for Acrobatics it states as the following "Action: None. An Acrobatics check is made as part of another action or as a reaction to a situation." Should I have been given the remaining 30 feet of movement? Or stopped just after my jump? |