FitzTheRuke
Legend
Yeah, I'm not gonna argue with you (I think there's been too much of that already) but I had intended to pick up the bow, planned my movement around it, and when it got to my turn and I typed it out, I forgot to put those words down. Not only that, but I didn't even know that I hadn't written it, until I went back and reread it, which is why I threw in the line about having done it, to point out that I would have.So, you typed where you where going and what you were doing, but not that you were picking up your bow even though you meant to?
This doesn't say you stopped or intended to do anything. It is a direction to the location you moved to before misty stepping.
And the retconning is because of rule issues, not action issues.
If you had posted, "Oh, by the way, I wanted to pick up my bow before I misty stepped" anytime before your next turn, I would have been fine with it. I've been strict from the beginning about people posting exactly what they are doing and where they want to go. I don't mind a bit of leeway within a few posts, etc., but not a couple of rounds later.
I mean, honestly, if you simply forgot to say you picked up your bow, that's fine. Playing like this is weird enough, but writing one thing while you mean another doesn't help me DM it. The best compromise I can give you is having the bow on the room side of the sliding wall, so you can go and retrieve it if you wish to. I don't think that is unreasonable.
You can chose to believe me or not. It just seems to be to be a strange one to be a stickler on, considering all the other retconning. Personally, I don't even see this one as a retcon (like, at all). It's just a "Remember when I passed by my bow? Well, I picked it up, of course. Why wouldn't I have?" I mean, she's there passing by where she left it something like 18 seconds earlier. Me, it's been a couple of weeks, or whatever, and I'm not actually in the room. She'd be a lot less likely to forget it than I would be.
I'll live with your call, though, of course.