Flight
Descrição
Some yōkai are capable not only of gliding on air currents, but even of true flight, impossible as it might seem for a human-sized being to gain purchase on the skies with its wings. Human scholars might debate whether it is supernatural physiology or innate use of some spiritual power makes it possible for these creatures to achieve lift, but yōkai free to roam the skies rarely trouble themselves with such earthly concerns.
Regras
- Ativação
As a Movement action, you may take flight.
Form Requirement: You must be in a form that has wings.
- Efeitos
While you are flying, when you move 1 or more range bands, you may move that many range bands plus 1 instead, and you may move those range bands horizontally or vertically. After you move, for each range band you moved upward horizontally (away from the ground), you receive 1 fatigue. Additionally, you may ignore the effects of terrain while moving (see Terrain on page 267 of the core rulebook). While flying, you do not fall, nor do you suffer the effects of Falling (see page 269 of the core rulebook). This effect persists until the end of the scene, or until you end it as a Movement action (after which point you drop any remaining distance to the ground and suffer the effects of falling as normal).
Texto do livro
Writ of the Wilds · Chapter 2: The Duty of Survival › New Techniques › Kata · p. 117
Mostrar o texto como impresso
Some yōkai are capable not only of gliding on air currents, but even of true flight, impossible as it might seem for a human-sized being to gain purchase on the skies with its wings. Human scholars might debate whether it is supernatural physiology or innate use of some spiritual power makes it possible for these creatures to achieve lift, but yōkai free to roam the skies rarely trouble themselves with such earthly concerns.
Activation: As a Movement action, you may take flight.
Form Requirement: You must be in a form that has wings.
Effects: While you are flying, when you move 1 or more range bands, you may move that many range bands plus 1 instead, and you may move those range bands horizontally or vertically. After you move, for each range band you moved upward horizontally (away from the ground), you receive 1 fatigue. Additionally, you may ignore the effects of terrain while moving (see Terrain on page 267 of the core rulebook). While flying, you do not fall, nor do you suffer the effects of Falling (see page 269 of the core rulebook). This effect persists until the end of the scene, or until you end it as a Movement action (after which point you drop any remaining distance to the ground and suffer the effects of falling as normal).