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<blockquote data-quote="Dandu" data-source="post: 5484697" data-attributes="member: 85158">Let's be clear here: a &quot;moon sized mass&quot; is not the same things as &quot;a mass of equivalent size as the Earth's moon.&quot;Mars, for instance, has two small asteroids as moons.Ever see Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home, aka the movie with whales and nuclear wessels? Spock calculates how to time travel using the sun as a gravitational sling shot using his brain so that the Enterprise crew can get back to the future? Not the Bird of Prey's computer, his brain.I see it working something like that.Do you use an attack roll to aim an observatory's telescope?For the record Pelor has an Int of 32. A wizard with an Int of 34 (18 base+5 level+5 inherent+6 enhancement). +3 to that if he's old.Admittedly this is less than Boccob's Int of 50 without pulling shenanagans, but you are smater than several gods. Presumiably, minor deities as well.In your back yard, if I ever get it off the ground.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dandu, post: 5484697, member: 85158"] Let's be clear here: a "moon sized mass" is not the same things as "a mass of equivalent size as the Earth's moon." Mars, for instance, has two small asteroids as moons. Ever see Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home, aka the movie with whales and nuclear wessels? Spock calculates how to time travel using the sun as a gravitational sling shot using his brain so that the Enterprise crew can get back to the future? Not the Bird of Prey's computer, [I]his brain[/I]. I see it working something like that. Do you use an attack roll to aim an observatory's telescope? For the record Pelor has an Int of 32. A wizard with an Int of 34 (18 base+5 level+5 inherent+6 enhancement). +3 to that if he's old. Admittedly this is less than Boccob's Int of 50 without pulling shenanagans, but you are smater than several gods. Presumiably, minor deities as well. In your back yard, if I ever get it off the ground. [/QUOTE]

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