Re: [BNW] Speed and Such

[Theo McGuckin <tsm@jlab.org>]

> My group and I have been down this road. According to the vehicle movement
> chart, 100 Pace equals 120 mph, ergo multiply character Pace by 1.2 to get
> mph. This is much faster movement than figuring Pace per turn, multiplying
> by the number of turns in a minute, then by the hour then dividing by 5280
> (feet in a mile). Which will give you a speedster who runs at 90mph and a
> flyer at 40. I like mine better.

That doesn't click. My math isn't that bad, multiplying by 0.8 and 1.2 is
severely different.
120mph gives a pace of 146.6666---
A round is 5 seconds, right?

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