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<blockquote data-quote="King-Panda" data-source="post: 3995893" data-attributes="member: 32115">irdeggman: With a combat round equaling 6 seconds or so, about half that (one would think) is your move action. Although using his boots is a move action, I think of teleportational travel as instant. I therefore assumed he would fall on his turn.I'm really not sure what to think about your moving rule. I don't quite get it either, which doesn't help much. You say &quot;all of your movement is resolved on your turn in the initiative order&quot;. Well, he teleports instantly, and then &quot;moves (read: falls) on &quot;his turn&quot; on his &quot;initiative&quot;, correct? His turn is on whatever Init. count he rolled for his Init. roll, so it would make sense he would fall on his turn. I think. If you don't mind, is there another way you can explain that?About the max weight issue for teleporting, I didn't catch that. Yet another nail in the coffin, thanks for pointing it out (you too darkwolf <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f61b.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":P" title="Stick out tongue&nbsp; &nbsp; :P"&nbsp; data-smilie="7"data-shortname=":P" />).Brace: The reason I was treating him as an object was 1) When he was trying to just do damage, and not grapple, he specifically stated he wished to fall &quot;like an object&quot;; Not moving at all, just either laying flat like a belly flop or maybe curling up like a ball. 2) Even though saying you &quot;fall like an object&quot; doesn't really mean anything, I didn't really know what else what to do at the time BUT treat him like one. And yeah, he doesn't have a hardness, but the 2000 lbs of gear he has does. Falling rules don't really talk about your gear getting hurt, do they? Had I just dealt him the same damage as he took in the first place, I probably would have dealt it to his gear too, I guess.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="King-Panda, post: 3995893, member: 32115"] irdeggman: With a combat round equaling 6 seconds or so, about half that (one would think) is your move action. Although using his boots is a move action, I think of teleportational travel as instant. I therefore assumed he would fall on his turn. I'm really not sure what to think about your moving rule. I don't quite get it either, which doesn't help much. You say "all of your movement is resolved on your turn in the initiative order". Well, he teleports instantly, and then "moves (read: falls) on "his turn" on his "initiative", correct? His turn is on whatever Init. count he rolled for his Init. roll, so it would make sense he would fall on his turn. I think. If you don't mind, is there another way you can explain that? About the max weight issue for teleporting, I didn't catch that. Yet another nail in the coffin, thanks for pointing it out (you too darkwolf :P). Brace: The reason I was treating him as an object was 1) When he was trying to just do damage, and not grapple, he specifically stated he wished to fall "like an object"; Not moving at all, just either laying flat like a belly flop or maybe curling up like a ball. 2) Even though saying you "fall like an object" doesn't really mean anything, I didn't really know what else what to do at the time BUT treat him like one. And yeah, he doesn't have a hardness, but the 2000 lbs of gear he has does. Falling rules don't really talk about your gear getting hurt, do they? Had I just dealt him the same damage as he took in the first place, I probably would have dealt it to his gear too, I guess. [/QUOTE]

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