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‎Determining Mobility

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‎Determining Mobility

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Mobility refers to how fast the character can move by default.

==Determining Mobility==
===Base Move===
This determines the Base Move Score of the character - how fast they move around. After this is lifted how the character moves relatively - if they move like a Humanoid or if they move like a Beast.

Base Move is not adjusted by any modifiers - it is what is modified.

Base Move represents a number of (usually) 1 inch tiles. Each tile represents 5 foot of movement - thus a character with a Base Move of 12 would, without any adjustments, move 12 tiles (60 feet) if they use a Full Move action.

===Move Modifiers===
By default, Move is adjusted by modifiers from [[Strength]] and [[Dexterity]], though other modifiers may be applied, typically from magical items. These modifiers are applied to Base Move to determine Full Move.

A character with Base Move 12, 6 Strength and 17 Dexterity receives a -1 from Strength and +2 from Dexterity. This means their Full Move, by default, would be 13, and their Half Move 6.5.

===Full Move===
This represents the number of Move Points the character receives when they use a Full Round Action to Move.

===Half Move===
This represents the number of Move Points the character receives when they use a Move or Standard action to Move.

If 1/2 a Move Point is available, it is lost unless the character gains another 1/2 Move Point within the round. For instance, a character with a Full Move of 13 has a Half Move of 6.5. They use a Move action to move 6 tiles. They cannot move 1/2 a tile and so decide to stop. If they continue, using another action, they would move a total of 7 more tiles (0.5 + 6.5).

===[[Humanoid Movement]] Scores===
To speed up multiplication, a character may record the Movement Points gained from Running and Sprinting. These range from x2 for Running and x3 to x5 for Sprinting.

===[[Beast Movement]] Scores===

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 ==Determining Mobility==
 ===Base Move===
-This determines the Base Move Score of the character - how fast they move around. After this is lifted how the character moves relatively - if they move like a Humanoid or if they move like a Beast.
+This determines the Base Move Score of the character - how fast they move around. After this is lifted how the character moves relatively - if they have [[Humanoid Movement]] or [[Beast Movement]]
 Base Move is not adjusted by any modifiers - it is what is modified.
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 If 1/2 a Move Point is available, it is lost unless the character gains another 1/2 Move Point within the round. For instance, a character with a Full Move of 13 has a Half Move of 6.5. They use a Move action to move 6 tiles. They cannot move 1/2 a tile and so decide to stop. If they continue, using another action, they would move a total of 7 more tiles (0.5 + 6.5).
 ==Alternative Movement==

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 If 1/2 a Move Point is available, it is lost unless the character gains another 1/2 Move Point within the round. For instance, a character with a Full Move of 13 has a Half Move of 6.5. They use a Move action to move 6 tiles. They cannot move 1/2 a tile and so decide to stop. If they continue, using another action, they would move a total of 7 more tiles (0.5 + 6.5).
 ===[[Humanoid Movement]] Scores===
-To speed up multiplication, a character may record the Movement Points gained from Running and Sprinting. These range from x2 for Running and x3 to x5 for Sprinting.
+Humanoid characters can Run and Sprint to increase the number of Move Points they receive. These range from x2 for Running and x3 to x5 for Sprinting.
 ===[[Beast Movement]] Scores===