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Message: <blockquote data-quote="apmacris" data-source="post: 5823296" data-attributes="member: 95165">Sorry it took me so long to respond to you on this.  I got overwhelmed with answering other questions (and mistakes!)Here is the example in question, CORRECTED:*****Man-sized targets are visible from a maximum of 1,000 yards over flat plains. Larger creatures can spot and be spotted at greater distances. Likewise creatures can spot and be spotted at greater distances if they are on towers, high hills, and so on. Increase the spotting distance in proportion to the increase in height or elevation relative to a man (6’).  EXAMPLE: Adventurers encounter a 12’ tall ettin in a light forest. The base encounter distance is 5d8 yards, and the Judge rolls a 21, yielding 21 yards. However, the ettin is double the height of a man, so the encounter distance is doubled to 42 yards.  If the adventurers were standing on a 24’ hill (four times the height of a man), the encounter distance of 21 yards would multiply by (4+1) five times, to 105 yards.  *****I hope that clears it up. Thanks again for your attention to detail.</blockquote>