What is the best way to teleport as a move action with a 3/4 BAB class or is it even possible? I had an idea for a character that seems like it would be quite fun. I would still need to be able to take other actions after the teleport.
Time oracles can take time hop (I think at level 7) which is basically this.
Depends on what level you need this to function by, and on what rules are allowed.
The Dimensional Agility, Assault, Dervish, and Savant chain enables you to make a full round of attacks using Dimension Door as a swift action, though it takes time. Magi can do so wonderfully, as can monks, though it takes time.
Alternatively there's the Teleportation Subschool for wizards that enables this at first level. It is accessible through Variant Multiclassing, iirc.
Right now my group is using anything that is official pathfinder but no 3rd party content although that may change. These are all really cool. I love the theme of the time oracle. I’m not very familiar with occult classes but I will take a look. The dimension feat chain is wicked awesome. I actually just started playing a magus using a scimitar with dervish dance. I will have to look into taking that feat tree.
Alternatively there's the Teleportation Subschool for wizards that enables this at first level. It is accessible through Variant Multiclassing, iirc.
This one doesn't meet OP's requirements, unfortunately. Shift acts as dimension door (so your turn ends after you use it) and he wants to be able to continue acting after the teleport.
Alternatively there's the Teleportation Subschool for wizards that enables this at first level. It is accessible through Variant Multiclassing, iirc.This one doesn't meet OP's requirements, unfortunately. Shift acts as dimension door (so your turn ends after you use it) and he wants to be able to continue acting after the teleport.
GMs may interpret this not to work, as Shift is a (Su) ability, and thus may not be referred to as "casting the spell" as per the written text of the feat. However the intent seems to be in enabling Dimension Door like abilities, as Abundant Step is specifically called out.
RAI vs RAW. That said, Shift (Su) was released before Dimensional Agility. Use this information how you will.
Alternatively there's the Teleportation Subschool for wizards that enables this at first level. It is accessible through Variant Multiclassing, iirc.This one doesn't meet OP's requirements, unfortunately. Shift acts as dimension door (so your turn ends after you use it) and he wants to be able to continue acting after the teleport.GMs may interpret this not to work, as Shift is a (Su) ability, and thus may not be referred to as "casting the spell" as per the written text of the feat. However the intent seems to be in enabling Dimension Door like abilities, as Abundant Step is specifically called out.
RAI vs RAW. That said, Shift (Su) was released before Dimensional Agility. Use this information how you will.
Oh sorry, I think I misunderstood your post, I thought you were suggesting Shift as an alternative to Dimensional Agility, rather than a supplement. (Actually, I have argued against Dimensional Agility and Shift working together in the past, but I won't get into that now. I'd allow it as a GM if you are using it to make an interesting concept work, rather than trying to buff the already-overpowered conjuration wizard.)
I made a blind time oracle with the seer archetype. She was a priestess if Pharasma, she was awesome.