Movement - Revision history

Samael at 00:18, 27 March 2018

2018-03-27T00:18:17Z

Samael at 16:42, 27 November 2016

2016-11-27T16:42:39Z

Samael: /* Moving */

2016-11-27T16:32:52Z

‎Moving

Samael: /* Changing Movement Methods */

2016-11-27T16:26:08Z

‎Changing Movement Methods

Samael: /* Moving */

2016-11-27T16:19:50Z

‎Moving

Samael: /* Different Move Scores */

2016-11-27T16:02:35Z

‎Different Move Scores

Samael: /* Move Points */

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‎Move Points

Samael: /* Move Points */

2016-11-27T15:57:33Z

‎Move Points

Samael: /* Moving */

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‎Moving

Samael: /* Moving */

2016-11-27T14:49:35Z

‎Moving

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	If a character that is in transit to a tile ever becomes unable to do this (if they become unable to spend an action on the movement, lose all their Move Points, an opponent occupies the tile, etc.) they are no longer in transit and lose all progress in moving to the new tile. If the tile is also [[Terrain Features (Combat)#Poor Footing\|Poor Footing]] they also risk being [[Knocked Down]].		If a character that is in transit to a tile ever becomes unable to do this (if they become unable to spend an action on the movement, lose all their Move Points, an opponent occupies the tile, etc.) they are no longer in transit and lose all progress in moving to the new tile. If the tile is also [[Terrain Features (Combat)#Poor Footing\|Poor Footing]] they also risk being [[Knocked Down]].
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		+	===Remaining Move Points===
		+	Any Move Points remaining at the 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).

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	If a character loses more than half their current Full Movement due to changing Movement methods and they are currently moving, they are treated as having tried to [[Beast_Movement_Methods#Stopping\|Stop]] as per Beast Movement, regardless of which method they are changing to.		If a character loses more than half their current Full Movement due to changing Movement methods and they are currently moving, they are treated as having tried to [[Beast_Movement_Methods#Stopping\|Stop]] as per Beast Movement, regardless of which method they are changing to.
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		+	==Move Costs Above Move Points==
		+	If a character is unable to spend the amount of Move Points to enter a tile immediately, even with a Full Move, they are effectively in transit to it and must pay the Move Point cost over several turns. They ''must'' spend any Move Points they receive every round on this movement and must spend at least one action on a Move Action to do so. Until they arrive in the new tile, they are considered to still be in the original tile.
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		+	If a character that is in transit to a tile ever becomes unable to do this (if they become unable to spend an action on the movement, lose all their Move Points, an opponent occupies the tile, etc.) they are no longer in transit and lose all progress in moving to the new tile. If the tile is also [[Terrain Features (Combat)#Poor Footing\|Poor Footing]] they also risk being [[Knocked Down]].

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 ==Moving==
-By default, moving 5 feet (1 tile) costs 1 Move Point. This is altered by [[Terrain Features]], [[Alternative Movement]] and [[Encumbrance]].
+By default, moving 5 feet (1 tile) costs 1 Move Point. This is altered by [[Terrain Features (Combat)|Terrain Features]], [[Alternative Movement (Combat)|Alternative Movement]] and [[Encumbrance]].
 The most a character may move in a given Phase is equal to their Full Move. If they are moving at a faster rate (due to Running or Sprinting for example) they continue to move over several Phases.

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	For instance, a Character has Move 6 when using Humanoid Movement and Move 12 when moving using Beast Movement. They are using x4 Sprinting to gain a Move Score of 24. If they suddenly swap to Beast Movement, they would be Galloping, as 24 is 12 x2 and this is the nearest comparable speed of movement.		For instance, a Character has Move 6 when using Humanoid Movement and Move 12 when moving using Beast Movement. They are using x4 Sprinting to gain a Move Score of 24. If they suddenly swap to Beast Movement, they would be Galloping, as 24 is 12 x2 and this is the nearest comparable speed of movement.

−	If a character loses more than half their current Full Movement due to changing Movement methods and they are currently moving, they are treated as having tried to [[Beast_Movement_Methods#Stopping\|Stop]], regardless of which method they are changing to.	+	If a character loses more than half their current Full Movement due to changing Movement methods and they are currently moving, they are treated as having tried to [[Beast_Movement_Methods#Stopping\|Stop]] as per Beast Movement, regardless of which method they are changing to.

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	A character may get more Move Points (and, thus, move faster) depending on their Movement Method - [[Humanoid Movement]] or [[Beast Movement]]. These are discussed more deeply in [[Humanoid Movement Methods]] and [[Beast Movement Methods]].		A character may get more Move Points (and, thus, move faster) depending on their Movement Method - [[Humanoid Movement]] or [[Beast Movement]]. These are discussed more deeply in [[Humanoid Movement Methods]] and [[Beast Movement Methods]].
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		+	===Changing Movement Methods===
		+	If a character is able to change from [[Humanoid Movement]] to [[Beast Movement]] abruptly as either a power or due to changing movement types (from Move to Swimming Move or Flying Move), their current movement speed (Running and Sprinting vs Canter, Gallop and Dash) convert to the nearest comparable Move speed.
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		+	For instance, a Character has Move 6 when using Humanoid Movement and Move 12 when moving using Beast Movement. They are using x4 Sprinting to gain a Move Score of 24. If they suddenly swap to Beast Movement, they would be Galloping, as 24 is 12 x2 and this is the nearest comparable speed of movement.
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		+	If a character loses more than half their current Full Movement due to changing Movement methods and they are currently moving, they are treated as having tried to [[Beast_Movement_Methods#Stopping\|Stop]], regardless of which method they are changing to.

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 Providing a character has Move Points, they may spend them to Move whenever they are normally able to take a Move or Standard Action. They can Move the moment their Base Speed is arrived at in Combat, between attacks, at the end of the Round or in any time between their Base Speed and the End of the Round, providing it is during their own or an Allied Phase.
-==Different Move Scores==
+===Different Move Scores===
 A character gains Move Points from their highest Full Move Score. These can be spent freely amongst different Movement Types so long as no Full Move Score is exceeded.

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 Providing a character has Move Points, they may spend them to Move whenever they are normally able to take a Move or Standard Action. They can Move the moment their Base Speed is arrived at in Combat, between attacks, at the end of the Round or in any time between their Base Speed and the End of the Round, providing it is during their own or an Allied Phase.
-===Maximum Move Points===
+==Different Move Scores==
-Maximum Move Points equals the highest amount of Move Points the character gains from all types. For example, a Human has a Move of 12. If they somehow gained a Flying Move of 6, this would not change their Maximum Move Points unless their Move dropped to less than 6.
+A character gains Move Points from their highest Full Move Score. These can be spent freely amongst different Movement Types so long as no Full Move Score is exceeded.
-===Different Move Points===
+For instance, a Mermaid has a Full Swimming Move Score of 18 and a normal Full Move of 1. This means they gain 18 Move Points but could only spend a maximum of 1 of these on Land Movement.
 ===Free Move Point===

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	Providing a character has Move Points, they may spend them to Move whenever they are normally able to take a Move or Standard Action. They can Move the moment their Base Speed is arrived at in Combat, between attacks, at the end of the Round or in any time between their Base Speed and the End of the Round, providing it is during their own or an Allied Phase.		Providing a character has Move Points, they may spend them to Move whenever they are normally able to take a Move or Standard Action. They can Move the moment their Base Speed is arrived at in Combat, between attacks, at the end of the Round or in any time between their Base Speed and the End of the Round, providing it is during their own or an Allied Phase.
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		+	===Maximum Move Points===
		+	Maximum Move Points equals the highest amount of Move Points the character gains from all types. For example, a Human has a Move of 12. If they somehow gained a Flying Move of 6, this would not change their Maximum Move Points unless their Move dropped to less than 6.
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		+	===Different Move Points===
		+	Standard Move Points only effect movement on Land. Other types of Movement generate other types of Move Points. Swimming Move Points are generated by having a Swimming Move Score or the Swimming Skill, Flying Move Points are generated by having a Flying Move Score and Burrowing Move Points are generated by having a Burrowing Move Score.
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		+	A character generates ALL types of Move Points they qualify for by taking a Move Action that gives them Move Points, but spending any lowers their Maximum Move points by the same amount. For instance, a Mermaid has a Full Move of 1 but a Full Swimming Move of 18. As they have 18 for Swimming Move, they have a Maximum Swimming Move of 18. They spend a Full Action on Movement and spend one Move Point on moving closer to water; this leaves them with 17 Swimming Move Points left! If they were to swim 17 tiles first, they would still have 1 Move Point left over that could be spent on Swimming or Land movement.

	===Free Move Point===		===Free Move Point===

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	By default, moving 5 feet (1 tile) costs 1 Move Point. This is altered by [[Terrain Features]], [[Alternative Movement]] and [[Encumbrance]].		By default, moving 5 feet (1 tile) costs 1 Move Point. This is altered by [[Terrain Features]], [[Alternative Movement]] and [[Encumbrance]].

−	A character may get more Move Points (and, thus, move faster) depending on their Movement Method - [[Humanoid Movement]] or [[Beast Movement]].	+	A character may get more Move Points (and, thus, move faster) depending on their Movement Method - [[Humanoid Movement]] or [[Beast Movement]]. These are discussed more deeply in [[Humanoid Movement Methods]] and [[Beast Movement Methods]].