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Originally Posted by pfharlock
One use of the wait maneuver is to allow people who are faster to have the option of deferring their turn until after someone else has acted. That usage for wait is outlined in the basic set on the page where wait is explained.
The idea I think is, If I'm fast enough to act before you, I'm also fast enough to wait and act after you have acted, but I'm still inside my 1 second window for this turn.
The specific verbage is near the bottom of 366
"Finally, you can use Wait to coordinate actions with slower friends."
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Correct, and when using a Wait to do this, your action will be limited to an Attack, Feint, All-Out Attack, or Ready maneuver.
You also have the option of simply acting at a lower Basic Speed, then you can use whatever maneuver you want when it is your time to act. Although I agree with
roguebfl, you cannot choose to go back to your higher basic speed at some later point.
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Originally Posted by Phoenix_Dragon
Nitpick: A Wait maneuver can't convert into a Move and Attack maneuver.
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Thank you, I stand corrected. I meant to say you could use an All-Out Attack to move towards or away when your turn came.