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<blockquote data-quote="cptg1481" data-source="post: 798723" data-attributes="member: 5360">Actually, if you go to the FAQ portion of the WOTC site it covers this with regards to monks.&nbsp;&nbsp; It is on page 14 of the D&amp;D FAQ sheet at the top of the second column.&nbsp; Quote - &quot;Note that the monk's fast movement ability becomes supernatural at 9th level.&nbsp; Once that occurs, the monk's fast movement no longer stacks with the boots of striding and springing .&nbsp; A 9th level human monk for example, has a movement speed of 60.&nbsp; If wearing boots of striding and springing , the monks speed is 100. (This is twice the 50 foot speed the monk would have at 8th level, which is the fastest nonsupernatural speed the monk can achieve).&nbsp; Sorry, I hate to take the wind out of your sails here dude, but its covered &quot;officially&quot; in the FAQ on the WOTC site.&nbsp; Therefore your rather abrupt statement of - &quot;It doubles your movement.&nbsp; Period is in a word....wrong period.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="cptg1481, post: 798723, member: 5360"] Actually, if you go to the FAQ portion of the WOTC site it covers this with regards to monks. It is on page 14 of the D&D FAQ sheet at the top of the second column. Quote - "Note that the monk's fast movement ability becomes supernatural at 9th level. Once that occurs, the monk's fast movement no longer stacks with the [I]boots of striding and springing [/I] . A 9th level human monk for example, has a movement speed of 60. If wearing [I]boots of striding and springing[/I] , the monks speed is 100. (This is twice the 50 foot speed the monk would have at 8th level, which is the fastest nonsupernatural speed the monk can achieve). Sorry, I hate to take the wind out of your sails here dude, but its covered "officially" in the FAQ on the WOTC site. Therefore your rather abrupt statement of - "[U]It doubles your movement. Period[/U] is in a word....wrong period. [/QUOTE]

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