Can we move two times as Move Action in combat?

I forgot to write a thing.

I thought that, according to PHB,
in combat time, ordinary moving is "Hustle,"
so it is twice of ordinary walking.
"Run" is four times of ordinary walking.
So moving two times is equal to "Run."
Is this right?

Thanks.
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David wrote:

> "Run" allows moving x3 or x4 speed. A character in light armor can run x4
> speed. If his speed were 30-feet, he could "Run" 120 feet, but two "Move
> Actions" would only be 60 feet. The negative aspect to "Run" is that it has
> to be in a straight line, and there are penalties to Armor Class, etc.

I think it must also be clarified that your speed is a move action of
hustling OR a full round of walking. A move action of walking (rarely
used) would be half your speed. A double move is a full round of
hustling. On the overland scale, you normally walk, because you can only
hustle without penalty for up to an hour. (In combat, you don't need to
worry about hustling for too long because (a) an hour is 600 rounds, and
(b) you're not moving the whole time if you're fighting or casting spells.)

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 >> Stay informed about: Can we move two times as Move Action in combat? 

David wrote:
> "Wada Yusuke" <yooskay.RemoveThis@gmail.com> wrote in message
> news:etva55$tbu$1@news-est.ocn.ad.jp...
>
>> Here I have a question -- can we "Move" two times as two "Move
>> Actions?"
>
> Yes. You can use two "Move Actions" and thus move twice your speed. A
> character with a movement speed of 30-feet can use two "Move
> Actions" to move 60 feet.
>
>> If so, isn't it incoherent to the conduct "Run?"
>> I say so because it has limitation of Constitution,
>> though "Move" twice doesn't have such a thing.
>
> "Run" allows moving x3 or x4 speed. A character in light armor can
> run x4 speed. If his speed were 30-feet, he could "Run" 120 feet, but
> two "Move Actions" would only be 60 feet. The negative aspect to
> "Run" is that it has to be in a straight line, and there are
> penalties to Armor Class, etc.

Plus the Run feat bumps it up to x5, but has no effect on the double move
(hustle).

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 >> Stay informed about: Can we move two times as Move Action in combat? 

Hello, I am Wada Yusuke.

Thank you for the responces.

I understood deeply.
I came to think that ordinary moving in combat is
quarter distance of "Run."

Again, thank you.

Sincerely,

Wada Yusuke
 >> Stay informed about: Can we move two times as Move Action in combat? 

> I understood deeply.
> I came to think that ordinary moving in combat is
> quarter distance of "Run."

Not always. In heavy armor, Run is x3 movement, in which case, ordinary
movement is a third of the Run distance. As another poster mentioned, Run
can be x5 movement with the Run feat, in which case ordinary movement is a
fifth of the Run distance.

David
 >> Stay informed about: Can we move two times as Move Action in combat? 

Hello.

> Not always. In heavy armor, Run is x3 movement, in which case, ordinary
> movement is a third of the Run distance. As another poster mentioned, Run
> can be x5 movement with the Run feat, in which case ordinary movement is a
> fifth of the Run distance.

Thank you for your kind addition.
I will actively use the things you taught me.

Sincerely,

Wada Yusuke
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