frankthedm
First Post
Some thing. You run and it gives all your foes combat advantage on you.Moon-Lancer said:
And a lot more monsters are sporting sneak atatck in 4E, so don't feel safe even if your foes are not wearing leather armor.
Non-Newtonian movement...
- Thread starter HeinorNY
- Start date
And a lot more monsters are sporting sneak atatck in 4E, so don't feel safe even if your foes are not wearing leather armor.
But in 3.5 if the dwarf run he would move faster than the elf, not move by his side.Mustrum_Ridcully said:Running to keep pace: Doesn't look different from 3E, does it? (20 ft Dwarf, Elf 30 ft). So I guess the Elf has to go slower if he doesn't want the Dwarf to be exhausted from walking the city.
How can you be slower than not moving, or only moving 5' anyhow?
Who gives a rat's butt about them walking down the street? Most people don't "move" at combat speed most of the time anyhow. They move at regular speeds, for one that might be a brisk walk, others might like to mosey.
Overall the participants in combat move MORE than they ever did in 3.x. So while they might be "slower" at first glance, they at least use the mobility they have...
Who gives a rat's butt about them walking down the street? Most people don't "move" at combat speed most of the time anyhow. They move at regular speeds, for one that might be a brisk walk, others might like to mosey.
Overall the participants in combat move MORE than they ever did in 3.x. So while they might be "slower" at first glance, they at least use the mobility they have...
Hypersmurf
Moderatarrrrh...
Mistwell said:
One per encounter...
-Hyp.
Hypersmurf
Moderatarrrrh...
ainatan said:
... or 6.4 on the diagonal...
Well, it's 9 squares per round.
Given that an encounter lasts 'about 5 minutes', I don't think you can really gauge exact speed based on squares per round.
-Hyp.
