| From: | Gurth <gurth@******.NL> |
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| Subject: | running (was: Re: Vampires and the lot (a bit of a spoiler this)) |
| Date: | Thu, 12 Jan 1995 11:25:41 +0100 |
>to run from one place to another. According to the running multipliers he
>can get there in one round, but what does this mean? Does he get there on
>his next action (that's the way I play it, but then he could run 3 times
>in 3 secs), or is that at the end of the round? If it is the latter, then
>everybody would end their walks, or runs, at the same time, and those who
>are injured enough to have an initiative of only 1, would move, say 20
>meters in one thirtieth of a second (supposing the round has 30 segments).
>Also, I don't like the system of: you can only run once in a round (as
The way I rule it is that you can only run once per turn, no matter how many
actions you have. In your other actions, you can walk but not run. When you
run, you move in the combat phase in which your action falls, and arrive
where you want to go at the same time (I know, this is almost teleporting
but it eases the question of who is where a bit).
Anyone shooting at the character between the action in which he ran and his
next action gets the running target modifier.
>Oops, is this understandable?
Sort of :)
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