Extended Movement

There are a good point of rule from the Exalted Power Combat:

Characters in Exalted Power Combat may move up to their full Dexterity + 12 yards and still take a full dice action. A character who spend a full dice action moving can move up to her (Dexterity x 3) + 20 yards per action spent moving.

This means characters who are taking normal dice actions are limited to (Dexterity + 12) yards. A character with extra actions may use her normal dice action as a full movement and travel at the (Dexterity x 3 + 20) yard rate, which can be useful for encroaching on hopping defenses, but the character may still be able to take a full action. Obviously, the players of such characters cannot also use the character's dice action to do a full dodge or parry.

Means basically that if you don't have extra-actions charms you have to move at a maximum of (dexterity + 12) yards during a combat, or drop any other action (except reflexive charms) and move up to (dexterity x 3 +20) yards in the turn.

You can find all these rules in the Player Companion in the Exalted Power Combat section.

Be aware some charms have been changed to fit the Power Combat rules once again you'll find the new description of these charms in the same section.

Add on to this rule:

movement when wounded:

0 = dex + 12 yards / round

-1 = dex + 8 yards / round

-2 = dex + 4 yards / round

-4 = dex yards / round


Note: 1 yard = 1 meter (close)

Cheating or how to find a way to have more movement:

There is a simple way to go around this movement rule...

Leaping!

a character can leap up to (strength + athletics) x2 yards horizontally in one action.

so keeping an action for leaping could be a very good idea, it can make your character jump out of range or in contrary, jump in the middle of a fight, without spending an entire round moving (simple action).

Remember that jumping to a non-stable ground can be dangerous, your character can fall down and it is dangerous in the middle of a fight.
Another thing is if the action takes place in a corridor or any place with no high ceiling, there a jump can prove useless! And if your enemy uses his reflexive movement to go in another room, your character can't simply jump in angles!

Nevertheless leaping is a very good method to increase your movement capacities for a round, as it takes only one action.

It is not stated in the core rules book how many leaping actions a character can take in a single round. As most of the jumps doesn't involve rolling dice it could be virtually possible for a character to take an infinite number of leaping actions in a round, so here, we will limit these leaping actions to the athletics ability number (min 1).

exemple: a character with 3 in athletics can jump up to 3 times in a single round. Once again, it is possible to do more if these leaps are part of a stunt.