Raptorans: Unlimited flight? [Archive] - Wizards Community

Raptorans: Unlimited flight? [Archive] - Wizards Community

Post/Author/DateTime Post
DraconsNighthawk
05-03-07, 01:53 AM After Raptorans reach 10 HD, can they fly unlimited, or do they stick with the more then 10 minutes they become fatique?
Millenia
05-03-07, 02:24 AM A level 10 Raptoran's flight "requires no more exertion than walking or running," so I would guess that the flight is pretty much unlimited, save for all-day flying, perhaps.
Trokanis_Knightblade
05-03-07, 02:31 AM Ok I was the one who posed this debate to Dracons, and I understand that the flight would not be forever seeing as sub-duel would kick in eventually, but far longer then 10 mins, seeing as it says no more effort then walking. Now if you used the run action during flight that would reduce your flight time again because of exhaustion and so forth. Right?
forsaken1111
05-03-07, 10:57 AM Ok I was the one who posed this debate to Dracons, and I understand that the flight would not be forever seeing as sub-duel would kick in eventually, but far longer then 10 mins, seeing as it says no more effort then walking. Now if you used the run action during flight that would reduce your flight time again because of exhaustion and so forth. Right?

It says it requires no more effort than running or walking. Thus you would treat it exactly as if someone had been running on foot for extended periods.
The White Sorcerer
05-03-07, 12:26 PM Now if you used the run action during flight that would reduce your flight time again because of exhaustion and so forth.

Does the same apply to traveling on foot? If not, then no.
utilitarian
05-03-07, 10:32 PM After Raptorans reach 10 HD, can they fly unlimited, or do they stick with the more then 10 minutes they become fatique?

Well seems like you'd be able to fly for as long as you can without getting into the whole "forced march" area of ground travel equivilancy
Chimaera2000
05-04-07, 05:17 PM I agree with that exact statement. You can fly for as long as you would be able to walk, which means that you only need to worry about it if you're performing a forced march.
Teydyn
05-06-07, 09:02 AM if you're performing a forced march.
Didnt you mean "forced flight"? :)
Radijs
05-06-07, 11:05 AM No we mean forced march. The rules are very specific about it.
Calling such a thing forced flight would open up a can of worms the likes of which we've never seen since the stars where right and R'leh rose from the bottom of the sea.
bob_the_great
05-07-07, 08:59 PM don't forget that gliding takes no effort, so they can rest for short periods without having to stop

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
DraconsNighthawk 05-03-07, 01:53 AM	After Raptorans reach 10 HD, can they fly unlimited, or do they stick with the more then 10 minutes they become fatique?
Millenia 05-03-07, 02:24 AM	A level 10 Raptoran's flight "requires no more exertion than walking or running," so I would guess that the flight is pretty much unlimited, save for all-day flying, perhaps.
Trokanis_Knightblade 05-03-07, 02:31 AM	Ok I was the one who posed this debate to Dracons, and I understand that the flight would not be forever seeing as sub-duel would kick in eventually, but far longer then 10 mins, seeing as it says no more effort then walking. Now if you used the run action during flight that would reduce your flight time again because of exhaustion and so forth. Right?
forsaken1111 05-03-07, 10:57 AM	Ok I was the one who posed this debate to Dracons, and I understand that the flight would not be forever seeing as sub-duel would kick in eventually, but far longer then 10 mins, seeing as it says no more effort then walking. Now if you used the run action during flight that would reduce your flight time again because of exhaustion and so forth. Right? It says it requires no more effort than running or walking. Thus you would treat it exactly as if someone had been running on foot for extended periods.
The White Sorcerer 05-03-07, 12:26 PM	Now if you used the run action during flight that would reduce your flight time again because of exhaustion and so forth. Does the same apply to traveling on foot? If not, then no.
utilitarian 05-03-07, 10:32 PM	After Raptorans reach 10 HD, can they fly unlimited, or do they stick with the more then 10 minutes they become fatique? Well seems like you'd be able to fly for as long as you can without getting into the whole "forced march" area of ground travel equivilancy
Chimaera2000 05-04-07, 05:17 PM	I agree with that exact statement. You can fly for as long as you would be able to walk, which means that you only need to worry about it if you're performing a forced march.
Teydyn 05-06-07, 09:02 AM	if you're performing a forced march. Didnt you mean "forced flight"? :)
Radijs 05-06-07, 11:05 AM	No we mean forced march. The rules are very specific about it. Calling such a thing forced flight would open up a can of worms the likes of which we've never seen since the stars where right and R'leh rose from the bottom of the sea.
bob_the_great 05-07-07, 08:59 PM	don't forget that gliding takes no effort, so they can rest for short periods without having to stop