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<blockquote data-quote="I'm A Banana" data-source="post: 6314380" data-attributes="member: 2067">25 ft. is enough to teleport to the roof of a 20-ft. tower. If you can see the little space above the corner of the roof, you can teleport there and you'd be standing on the tower. A bit of moonlight slanting in through the window or roof is enough. Of course, if the room is pitch black, sure, that'd be a place you can't blink to.Which is not insignificant when any toddler can do it. Lock-picking is a specialized and limited skill in world-building terms, but eladrin teleportation is not -- any of them can do it, as much as they want (as long as they wait 5 minutes between them)'course he can. Wait five minutes, and blink back onto the street. And yeah, if you're trying to get into a room to do something sneaky, it makes sense to wait for that room to be empty first. Derp.2nd floor windows are vulnerable, too. If you can make out something on your neighbor's wall through the second story window, you can be in that room.Since there's not One True Answer here, I don't think a lack of understanding is in play. A different understanding, perhaps, but not a greater or lesser one.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="I'm A Banana, post: 6314380, member: 2067"] 25 ft. is enough to teleport to the roof of a 20-ft. tower. If you can see the little space above the corner of the roof, you can teleport there and you'd be standing on the tower. A bit of moonlight slanting in through the window or roof is enough. Of course, if the room is pitch black, sure, that'd be a place you can't blink to. Which is not insignificant when any toddler can do it. Lock-picking is a specialized and limited skill in world-building terms, but eladrin teleportation is not -- any of them can do it, as much as they want (as long as they wait 5 minutes between them) 'course he can. Wait five minutes, and blink back onto the street. And yeah, if you're trying to get into a room to do something sneaky, it makes sense to wait for that room to be empty first. Derp. 2nd floor windows are vulnerable, too. If you can make out something on your neighbor's wall through the second story window, you can be in that room. Since there's not One True Answer here, I don't think a lack of understanding is in play. A different understanding, perhaps, but not a greater or lesser one. [/QUOTE]

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