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<blockquote data-quote="The Souljourner" data-source="post: 3480759" data-attributes="member: 1622">Are Stone Dragon maneuvers so powerful that we have to restrict them from being used in buildings or on boats?&nbsp; No, of course not, the &quot;on the ground&quot; restriction is for flavor purposes.&nbsp; I'm with Luke on this one - if you have two feet planted on a solid surface, whether it be a boat, wagon, 20th floor of a floating castle.... you're on the &quot;ground&quot;.Basically, I'd give it the most lenient ruling possible, because the rule is not there to screw the Stone Dragon player.&nbsp; It's there to be flavorful.... &quot;oops, Zach, your character can't smash the guy with that maneuver, you forgot you're using your boots of flying, better find a place to land!&quot;&nbsp;&nbsp; Not &quot;Oops, Zach, we're in a wooden barracks, I guess you won't be using 1/2 your abilities this session&quot;.There's no reason to screw the player, so why do it?-Nate</blockquote>

[QUOTE="The Souljourner, post: 3480759, member: 1622"] Are Stone Dragon maneuvers so powerful that we have to restrict them from being used in buildings or on boats? No, of course not, the "on the ground" restriction is for flavor purposes. I'm with Luke on this one - if you have two feet planted on a solid surface, whether it be a boat, wagon, 20th floor of a floating castle.... you're on the "ground". Basically, I'd give it the most lenient ruling possible, because the rule is not there to screw the Stone Dragon player. It's there to be flavorful.... "oops, Zach, your character can't smash the guy with that maneuver, you forgot you're using your boots of flying, better find a place to land!" Not "Oops, Zach, we're in a wooden barracks, I guess you won't be using 1/2 your abilities this session". There's no reason to screw the player, so why do it? -Nate [/QUOTE]

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