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Message: <blockquote data-quote="fusangite" data-source="post: 920316" data-attributes="member: 7240">Well, theatre aisles are on average 6' wide. Triple their width and then calculate how many people can travel down the aisle in 60 seconds. I would suggest that this number is greater than 70.However, I'm not going to continue this debate any longer. I have expressed what happened precisely in terms of the rules. If you wish to argue that "real world" physics rule this impossible, so be it. It's not like D&D physics bear much resemblance to them anyway. Nonetheless, even IRL, I believe one could walk 70 people through a 20' wide doorway in 12 seconds in the real world; but my vampires spent 30-60 seconds marching them through (in formation, giving them orders as their officers (remember the mass suggestion spells)). I recommend you stand outside one of those 4' wide movie theatre exits in your city and time how many people can file out through one of them in 60 seconds. Or better still, time how long it takes people queued up outside the theatre the 4' wide doorway through which they will be admitted.As for the inside of the building, the tower had an extremely large base (160' diameter) and a huge entry hall on the first level.</blockquote>