(Sorry if this has been posted in the wrong section)
I was thinking, and I thought, "Wouldn't it be cool to have a wall running mechanism?". I think I remember reading something about wall running in Tome of Magic (copyright Wizards of the Coast (and all thtat stuff)), but no real, solid mechanism is in the 3.5 cores.
Anyone have any suggestions to me or the Pathfinder team about its (possible) implications?
(Sorry if this has been posted in the wrong section)
I was thinking, and I thought, "Wouldn't it be cool to have a wall running mechanism?". I think I remember reading something about wall running in Tome of Magic (copyright Wizards of the Coast (and all thtat stuff)), but no real, solid mechanism is in the 3.5 cores.
Anyone have any suggestions to me or the Pathfinder team about its (possible) implications?
Hi Edje,
welcome to the boards.
<takes half eaten cookie out of pocket> Here, have one of Lilith's delicious cookies.
On to your question:
I would use it as a descriptive/cinematic effect. So if a monk tumbles past an ogre he speeds up, using the wall as a springboard, leaping over his foe.
In other words, use existing mechanics (like acrobatics) to describe certain effects.
I don't think we need a seperate mechanic for something like running across (or up) walls.
Welcome to the boards! *passes out fresh cookies* Have you checked out this feat? It's in the SRD.
Edit: D'oh, Tholas beat me to it. :D Enjoy the cookies anyway!
Ooh good, that points me toward some things to do with those extra feats Pathfinder is adding to the character progression. Wild Talent, Up the Wall, and Speed Of Thought. Lets see... add to a barbarian, monk, eldritch knight.