Re: Re: Strength of the Bull

From: Michael Hitchens <m.hitchens_at_...>
Date: Fri, 24 Nov 2000 13:46:21 +1100 (EST)


On Thu, 23 Nov 2000, Wulf Corbett wrote:

>
> > I really do not like this. Sometimes feat names are literal,
> sometimes
> > they are just colourful names.
>
> I agree, but whatever the Narrator determines a Feat means (whether
> tightly or loosely defined), that is it's meaning. Leap over Trees is
> about as precise as you can get, I can see no reason to doubt it
> means what it says. Sunset Leap is, of course, much less precise.
> Maybe it means Leap INTO Sunset, AT Sunset, TO Sunset, TOWARD Sunset,
> maybe ALL of them. But it's got something to do with Leaping, and
> Sunset. You can either pick one definition, or all of them. But using
> it to jump southward at midnight is definitely worth a heavy Improv
> Penalty.

here's another possible meaning (just to be annoying)

Any leap which will disadvantage Solar worshippers

Michael

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