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<blockquote data-quote="Dracorat" data-source="post: 3114623" data-attributes="member: 40170">I have been trying to avoid answering this one, because the answer is It depends on your party and I don't want to come across as Devil's Advocate. But since you really want my answer, here it is, plain and honest:My parties strive to go as many battles as possible without resting because I reward that behavior. 10 rounds will be gone half way through the second battle and they could easily run 5 battles in a day. Two boots wouldn't last through the end of the fourth battle. Not to mention that they probably will want to change them out if only a round or two was left for the day.So my parties don't use it often. They save it for when it counts. (In fact, they use it MORE often to run, than to fight). The most often worn footgear tends to be Slippers of Spider Climbing or Boots of Striding and Springing, even by fighters.So, this is a case where your mileage may vary.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dracorat, post: 3114623, member: 40170"] I have been trying to avoid answering this one, because the answer is [i]It depends on your party[/i] and I don't want to come across as Devil's Advocate. But since you really want my answer, here it is, plain and honest: My parties strive to go as many battles as possible without resting because I reward that behavior. 10 rounds will be gone half way through the second battle and they could easily run 5 battles in a day. Two boots wouldn't last through the end of the fourth battle. Not to mention that they probably will want to change them out if only a round or two was left for the day. So my parties don't use it often. They save it for when it counts. (In fact, they use it MORE often to run, than to fight). The most often worn footgear tends to be Slippers of Spider Climbing or Boots of Striding and Springing, even by fighters. So, this is a case where your mileage may vary. [/QUOTE]

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