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| #1zombiegleemaxDec 07, 2004 14:33:00 | In the Monster Manuals when looking up the movement of a monster it says move 6" does that mean it moves 60 feet/round? |
| #2cerebusDec 07, 2004 17:55:01 | Yes. Or 60 Yards/round in an outdoor setting. At least thats how we play... YMMV |
| #3zombiegleemaxDec 07, 2004 20:20:24 | Yes. That's what the rules state, assuming also you're not using the optional encumberance rules. |
| #4kheldrenDec 08, 2004 2:01:46 | It's a holdover from the old tabletop days. 1" = 10 feet indoors and 10 yards outdoors. There is a specific exception for spell ranges and areas IIRC - I think they are always feet. |
| #5failhelmDec 08, 2004 8:57:13 | It's a holdover from the old tabletop days. 1" = 10 feet indoors and 10 yards outdoors. They are, I just re-read the 78' article from Dragon. |
| #6zombiegleemaxDec 08, 2004 12:12:37 | Thanks Kheldren, I thought it was for table top w/ figures, strange they kept the inches sign in when rules state movemnt in feet for players..... |
| #7zombiegleemaxDec 08, 2004 19:36:47 | You have to remember, the rules were originally for a tabletop wargame. |