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yup

and pinning complicates that

Quote from: altpersona on March 02, 2012, 01:49:44 PM

i think we are slightly talking different things.

Yep. I agree.

I quoted the "pinned" part because that is what will affect the victim of a grapple. The no dex part you posted refers to the one "winning" the grapple. At least, that's how I read. Now, if what you quoted applies to both sides, then I'm a happy guy.

Anyone can confirm this?

pinned is a separate additive part of grapple

both people are grappling, one or the other may be pinned.

neither has to be pinned.

pin is an option you can try while grappling.

Grappling Consequences
While you’re grappling, your ability to attack others and defend yourself is limited.

No Threatened Squares
You don’t threaten any squares while grappling.

No Dexterity Bonus
You lose your Dexterity bonus to AC (if you have one) against opponents you aren’t grappling. (You can still use it against opponents you are grappling.)

No Movement
You can’t move normally while grappling. You may, however, make an opposed grapple check to move while grappling.

i think 339 had a similar thing years ago

a fixed set of encounters with some odd progression.

iir, started w/ a snake in the woods then a cave...

dont recall the rest.

granted, a directory its self is not a whole database.

didnt exactly mean to say the single directory was.

[wifi]

first question :

do you have access to a good half way point between you and the source wifi?

second interjection:

for residential purposes 60 meters is a long way for wifi.

thrid observation:

repeaters add lag but speeds can stay high.

a cable would be the best solution, if physical obstructions were not a problem.

fourth how:

a repeater is a wifi router that blindly repeats signals to and fro.

when i had one setup, i used a router that was dd-wrt compatible.

i googled something like "repeater dd-wrt"

it provided a step by step instruction that i didnt memorize.

something like this http://www.dd-wrt.com/wiki/index.php/Repeater_Bridge is what i found before.

fifth afterwards:

to rig wifi at work we attempted a long distance connection, about 1/2 to 1/2 mile line of sight.

we bought 5w routers.

most routers are closer to 120mw.

competitive wifi groups use 1w and can get a connection over 237ish miles, point to point. but this is without obstruction using satellite antennas pointed at each other.

http://www.engadget.com/2007/06/19/venezuelans-set-new-wifi-distance-record-237-miles/

sixth the hybrid.

how from from the source can a cable be ran? or how far from you can a cable be ran?

if you can cut the distance from one side w/ a hard cable then wifi the rest, you should get better results.

on the rare occasion that i get to play a real table game, i use a binder.

i print a copy of my race and class basic info. this goes in a binder pocket. its little used but fast to find.

i put the quick lookup stuff in sleeves on the left side.

then a page for long term notes. turn that sleeve over for the first pc page, basic info. stats, saves, abilities, feats.

next sleave combat info if it needs lots of room. if not it goes on the first pc page. (i dont go to much trouble for combat info if im a level 1 mage....)

then expanded abilities, then spell selections and quick spell info (dc's and what not).

after all that is equipment / possessions.

in the right hand pocket goes printouts of abilities and spells that are likey to need looked up.

i also include a floating scratch sheet.

in effect the pc sheet is maybe 6 pages, not very cramped. and maybe a dozen support pages.

i think by consumed they mean logged or otherwise made not forest.

we have had games that had halfling mount human combos...

backpacks got used. (w/ escape hatches in the bottom)

it was much less mount than just ride / dex checks to not loose your actions.

a big upswing is the halfling being able to use the 'mount' as cover.

overall it worked best at lower levels.