hammymchamham
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If my charecter can move 100 feet in a normal move, what is he faster than? Is their anything without the run feat that can out run him? Ok, aside really fast monks.
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100 ft movement?
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Hypersmurf
Moderatarrrrh...
A Hasted octopus.
Actually, no, you can still outrun that.
But you can't outrun a cheetah!
-Hyp.
Actually, no, you can still outrun that.
But you can't outrun a cheetah!
-Hyp.
hammymchamham
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I could out run it if its already done its sprint to kill my companions. 
Hypersmurf
Moderatarrrrh...
I could out run it if its already done its sprint to kill my companions.
Ha.
"I don't need to be faster than the cheetah... I just need to be faster than you..."
-Hyp.
FCWesel
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Quicklings have a base speed of 240 feet.
So a quickling witht he run feat could get 960 feet in six seconds.
opps...actually it has a permenant haste, so i guess it could do its haste action in movement too...
So a full run + partial action of movement gives it a full on 1,200 a round...compared to your 400 or 500 (if you had the run feat).
So a quickling witht he run feat could get 960 feet in six seconds.
opps...actually it has a permenant haste, so i guess it could do its haste action in movement too...
So a full run + partial action of movement gives it a full on 1,200 a round...compared to your 400 or 500 (if you had the run feat).
hammymchamham
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Hypersmurf said:
ah, so your group has that saying too. Excellent
100' per normal move.
Normal run (x4) = 400' in 1 round (6 seconds)
4,000' in a minute at a run.
240,000' in an hour at a run.
Divide by 5,280' (1 mile) for 45.45 MPH while running.
Not bad. With the Run feat giving you x5 at a run, you darn near run a mile a minute:
5,000 in a minute at a run.
300,000' in an hour at a run.
Divide by 5,280' (1 mile) for 56.81 MPH, with an acceleration of 0-60 in 6 seconds.
Congratulations! You can run at highway speeds, and have better acceleration than most four or six cylinder cars!
Normal run (x4) = 400' in 1 round (6 seconds)
4,000' in a minute at a run.
240,000' in an hour at a run.
Divide by 5,280' (1 mile) for 45.45 MPH while running.
Not bad. With the Run feat giving you x5 at a run, you darn near run a mile a minute:
5,000 in a minute at a run.
300,000' in an hour at a run.
Divide by 5,280' (1 mile) for 56.81 MPH, with an acceleration of 0-60 in 6 seconds.
Congratulations! You can run at highway speeds, and have better acceleration than most four or six cylinder cars!
hammymchamham
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thank you boots of striding and springing and having a base speed of 50
Dont forget Expeditious Retreat. I have a problem of an annoying monk in my campaign with 1 level in sorcerer. Always casts Expeditious Retreat + Jump. He can pretty much go everywhere he wants in 1 round (plus, he can reach AC 31, which is annoying for a 3 rd. level character).
dreaded_beast
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hammymchamham said:thank you boots of striding and springing and having a base speed of 50
how is your base speed 50?
i remember reading somewhere, possibly the FAQ, that boots of striding and springing do not stack with certain class abilities that increase speed, such as that from a high level monk.
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