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<blockquote data-quote="Cadfan" data-source="post: 4763058" data-attributes="member: 40961">The more I read through this, the less I think that you get to stay in the air after using this power to fly.&nbsp;The DMG Page 47 text refers to the move action &quot;Fly,&quot; available to creatures with a Fly speed.&nbsp; It does not refer to an exception based rule in a power that gives you some other, differently defined ability to fly.&nbsp; While the rules could perhaps be more clear, it seems to me that during the action granted by this power, you have the ability to fly.&nbsp; Before it and after it, you do not.&nbsp; A sorcerer 30 feet in the air who does not possess the ability to fly, falls.&nbsp; He doesn't even get to use the rules for crashing, because he's not a flying creature.&nbsp; He simply falls.&nbsp;Things could be a bit clearer, but it definitely seems that this power is intended to let you make short, airborne hops around the battlefield.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Cadfan, post: 4763058, member: 40961"] The more I read through this, the less I think that you get to stay in the air after using this power to fly. The DMG Page 47 text refers to the move action "Fly," available to creatures with a Fly speed. It does not refer to an exception based rule in a power that gives you some other, differently defined ability to fly. While the rules could perhaps be more clear, it seems to me that during the action granted by this power, you have the ability to fly. Before it and after it, you do not. A sorcerer 30 feet in the air who does not possess the ability to fly, falls. He doesn't even get to use the rules for crashing, because he's not a flying creature. He simply falls. Things could be a bit clearer, but it definitely seems that this power is intended to let you make short, airborne hops around the battlefield. [/QUOTE]

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