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<blockquote data-quote="Xeriar" data-source="post: 243680" data-attributes="member: 4116">It's summation.I like the combination of summation damage and saves/checks to reduce the effective distance myself.&nbsp; I may go a little further than two checks, however, since a people have survived falls from 100 feet or more onto concrete even.Reflex save for the first 10 feet (here it's your gut reaction.&nbsp; I don't think I'd apply anything but subdual damage to anyone who prepared themselves for a 10 foot fall anyway).Jump check for the next X amount of feet.&nbsp; Technically there shouldn't be a limit, but anything beyond five times your height should not be in the realm of humanoids.Fortitude save for the last 10 feet.Highest I've heard of anyone routinely jumping (onto a hard surface) without injury is 40 feet.&nbsp; 50 feet may be possible for a human, but going beyond that...The body is very resiliant, true, but there is really only so much it can take.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Xeriar, post: 243680, member: 4116"] It's summation. I like the combination of summation damage and saves/checks to reduce the effective distance myself. I may go a little further than two checks, however, since a people have survived falls from 100 feet or more onto concrete even. Reflex save for the first 10 feet (here it's your gut reaction. I don't think I'd apply anything but subdual damage to anyone who prepared themselves for a 10 foot fall anyway). Jump check for the next X amount of feet. Technically there shouldn't be a limit, but anything beyond five times your height should not be in the realm of humanoids. Fortitude save for the last 10 feet. Highest I've heard of anyone routinely jumping (onto a hard surface) without injury is 40 feet. 50 feet may be possible for a human, but going beyond that... The body is very resiliant, true, but there is really only so much it can take. [/QUOTE]

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