| Post/Author/DateTime | Post |
|---|---|
| Wizardmon04-11-07, 07:47 PM | Supposing you have epic ranks in jump, is the DC still 1 foot for each 4 in the result? |
| bluemage5504-11-07, 08:35 PM | Yes. |
| Salernodc04-11-07, 08:38 PM | ?? I thought it was a 1 for 1 basis? Where does it say 1 foot for each 4 in the result? That makes no sense. So with a check of 80 you jump only 20 feet? No way...?? 20 feet is OK for a good high school long jumper. |
| Selah04-11-07, 09:01 PM | High jump check. Long jump check is a DC = distance. High jump is distance (height) x 4 for the DC. |
| Salernodc04-11-07, 09:08 PM | My bad - I knew I was right on the long jumps, I just did not see that this thread specified high jumps. |
| Selah04-12-07, 07:48 AM | My bad - I knew I was right on the long jumps, I just did not see that this thread specified high jumps. It doesn't. bluemage55 assumed that was what the OP was talking about - I think - and if the OP wasn't making that distinction, then between you and me we've added clarification enough so that he/she can now do so. So don't feel bad. :D |