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<blockquote data-quote="rrealm" data-source="post: 1679022" data-attributes="member: 20630">I am going with the idea that it requires at least some physical effort to fly since armor and/or a medium/heavy load slows one down which implies that there is some physical impediment while flying.&nbsp; With that in mind, how much physical effort is involved in hovering?&nbsp; Could the person hover perfectly in place despite being held or do you think it would be more accurate if they slowly drifted downwards (say 5’ per round) since they can mentally focus on hovering in place but since they cannot physically put forth the effort required for staying in place, gravity takes over but not at full effect.&nbsp; I hope I was clear on this.&nbsp; I’ll explain further if I need to.One last thing, if one is flying and firing bows, crossbows and other ranged attacks – are there penalties involved in attacking since one may begin to “rock back and forth”.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="rrealm, post: 1679022, member: 20630"] I am going with the idea that it requires at least some physical effort to [I]fly[/I] since armor and/or a medium/heavy load slows one down which implies that there is some physical impediment while flying. With that in mind, how much physical effort is involved in hovering? Could the person hover perfectly in place despite being held or do you think it would be more accurate if they slowly drifted downwards (say 5’ per round) since they can mentally focus on hovering in place but since they cannot physically put forth the effort required for staying in place, gravity takes over but not at full effect. I hope I was clear on this. I’ll explain further if I need to. One last thing, if one is flying and firing bows, crossbows and other ranged attacks – are there penalties involved in attacking since one may begin to “rock back and forth”. [/QUOTE]

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