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The Paws Of The Cheetah

Discussion in 'Baldur's Gate 2: Enhanced Edition' started by Sorvo, Sep 27, 2024 at 7:17 AM.

  1. Sorvo

    Sorvo Where's the nearest pub? Distinguished Member ★ SPS Account Holder Veteran

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    Otherwise known as the boots of speed. How do 2 characters, both wearing them at the same time have different movement rates. I know I'm going to get a lot of "dumb" questions and yes, I tried all and can think of nothing else :confused: :beer:
     
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    Drugar And now... we wait! Veteran

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    Characters have their own movement speeds as well right? Aren't those added to the boots of speed movement rate? Wouldn't that make the difference?
     
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    Boots of Speed multiply your speed by a factor of 2. If the characters' base speed is different, it's gonna be even more obvious with the boots on.
     
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    Small characters like halflings and gnomes (surprisingly not dwarves) have a lower base movement speed, so a gnome and a dwarf will move at different speeds. Being multiplied by two will make it more pronounced since the difference (based on P&P) of 20 vs 30 is only 10, while 20*2=40 and 30*2=60, a difference of 20 which should be more noticeable.
    Sorry, I didn't feel like looking up the game date to know what actual numbers are used in the game if they differ from the 2nd edition PHB, and it's possible I could be remembering wrong as I haven't played tabletop in over 25 years. My group broke up in August of 1997.
     
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    Answers I already knew I would get, I have 2 half/elf's. A thief and a bard, anymore answers? :beer:
     
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