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Thread: Swim Checks and boyent objects
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2007-04-03, 12:09 PM (ISO 8601)Orc in the Playground
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Swim Checks and boyent objects
Alright so I was rereading the swim check rules last night and realized that nothing was mentioned about swiming with the assistance of a boyent object, like a piece of wood. I'm wondering what effect you folks think long term swiming aided by something like a large piece of wood. I was thinking along the lines of a +5 or +10 circumstancial bonus.
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2007-04-03, 12:17 PM (ISO 8601)Troll in the Playground
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Re: Swim Checks and boyent objects
Depends, but I think you are understanding the adaptability that is D&D. Go for it.
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2007-04-03, 12:24 PM (ISO 8601)Banned
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Re: Swim Checks and boyent objects
Dpends on the size of the bouyant object, and how boyant it is. Anything from a +2 (the recommended favorable circumstance modifier) to +10 would be reasonable.
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