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Message: <blockquote data-quote="pneumatik" data-source="post: 4790712" data-attributes="member: 21087">The woman starts to step out of the window, but stops suddenly and almost drops her child when she looks down at the ground. She looks back into the room, hugs her child closer, and closes her eyes.She leaps out of the window.Hollister sees the woman's face tight with worry and fear. His spellcasting carries over the roaring of the fire.As the woman falls, and falls ... and falls ... Hollister sees surprise replace her worry.By the time the people on the ground can see her face, her latent exhaustion is visible.Standing with her feet on the ground, she hugs her child and cries. The residents of Gate Pass gathered around give the party a brief round of ragged applause.[sblock=Feather Fall]I looked up Feather Fall. You can get both the woman and child separately. The spell only targets freefalling creatures, though, so you can't cast it in advance. Casting it is an immediate action, so you don't have to ready an action to cast it or anything.More generally, the verbal component of a spell has to be spoken in a "strong voice" (my interpretation, anyway), so you can't really whisper it. It doesn't matter in this case, but I don't want the wrong precedent to be set.[/sblock]</blockquote>