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<blockquote data-quote="Hussar" data-source="post: 6312064" data-attributes="member: 22779">KM, if you look at the quote in the OP;I think this is what AA is talking about when he points to editions warring.&nbsp; I have no problems with the idea that Eladrin teleport has some setting implications.&nbsp; Fair enough.&nbsp; But this?&nbsp; Really?&nbsp; The thread is over ten pages now and the biggest world changing thing so far is being able to break up pike formations.&nbsp; I get that there are setting implications.&nbsp; But, so far, no one has been able to give examples of anything needing great mental gymnastics.If world changing elements were ranked from 1 to 10, with Flumphs being a 1 and divine magic being a 10, I'd say this is maybe a 2.&nbsp; If that.&nbsp; Certainly not something that I'd expect a group to get flummoxed by.&nbsp; I mean, there are flying elves which would have a much greater setting impact than someone who can cross a medium sized room once every five minutes.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Hussar, post: 6312064, member: 22779"] KM, if you look at the quote in the OP; I think this is what AA is talking about when he points to editions warring. I have no problems with the idea that Eladrin teleport has some setting implications. Fair enough. But this? Really? The thread is over ten pages now and the biggest world changing thing so far is being able to break up pike formations. I get that there are setting implications. But, so far, no one has been able to give examples of anything needing great mental gymnastics. If world changing elements were ranked from 1 to 10, with Flumphs being a 1 and divine magic being a 10, I'd say this is maybe a 2. If that. Certainly not something that I'd expect a group to get flummoxed by. I mean, there are flying elves which would have a much greater setting impact than someone who can cross a medium sized room once every five minutes. [/QUOTE]

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