G'night (and I guess no one's heard of or seen Away We Go?).![]()
Sorry, don't know the movie. But thanks for the tip, I'll look for it when it hits DVD.
Good luck at your interview!
G'night (and I guess no one's heard of or seen Away We Go?).![]()
Yes, definitely a movie to rent/borrow on DVD...I only happened to catch it in the actual theater because I was home alone over the weekend and thus had a bit of a splurge. If you have a woman in your life, it's a movie that would make a good date night. Or, alternately, if you've simply got a few miles under your own belt and/or already have children, then likewise it's a good movie to share with someone.Sorry, don't know the movie. But thanks for the tip, I'll look for it when it hits DVD.
If you had/have a reason why your character wouldn't have gone to the limit of his or her reach on movement for the round, let me know and I'll be happy to amend my last IC post.
Just trying to give you guys a leg up.![]()
Keep in mind that one can only move in a straight line while running. So, unable to round the corner while running, Taran must stop at G1 or continue moving southwesterly; effectively moving further away from the bonfire.Ambrus, did you mean to have Taran stop running short of his full movement this round? G1 is short of how far Taran can go--he could make it to H8 or thereabouts, depending on how you count squares.
My plan was to give you XP for taking care of the girl then add you back in immediately following the current combat. There's no sense in having you miss more than necessary; while you could be gone the rest of the day dealing with the girl, I don't care to have you be separated from the group for very long on this particular task.CB, how do you want to handle our wayward sorceror? We could just work out how long it'll take her to get the girl to her house, and then run (not double move) back, and I'll come in at that time?