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bsftcs · 12-03-2004, 10:16 AM

Objects cannot be teleported, but all monsters and animals can. (A Squix is a monster). This includes all neutral creatures too, such as small fish, roaches, rats and the buzzards that will fly far overhead on the horizon.

This has some interesting repercussions. For example - if one can create a portal on a rat on the other side of a closed gate, one can teleport there. The creature has to be gone from the spot before one can teleport there, so if it has not run off, one will have to kill it from a distance before teleportation is possible. The same goes with buzzards. I had the good fortune of creating a portal on one who was circling the dragon spire. This enabled me to teleport up there.

If the portal is created high up in the air, one will teleport to the ground exactly below. The same applies if one creates a portal on the water surface. One will be teleported to the bottom of the lake instead.

[ 12-03-2004, 10:18 AM: Message edited by: bsftcs ]

12-03-2004, 10:16 AM	#10
bsftcs Red Dragon Join Date: January 23, 2003 Location: Denmark Age: 46 Posts: 1,577	Objects cannot be teleported, but all monsters and animals can. (A Squix is a monster). This includes all neutral creatures too, such as small fish, roaches, rats and the buzzards that will fly far overhead on the horizon. This has some interesting repercussions. For example - if one can create a portal on a rat on the other side of a closed gate, one can teleport there. The creature has to be gone from the spot before one can teleport there, so if it has not run off, one will have to kill it from a distance before teleportation is possible. The same goes with buzzards. I had the good fortune of creating a portal on one who was circling the dragon spire. This enabled me to teleport up there. If the portal is created high up in the air, one will teleport to the ground exactly below. The same applies if one creates a portal on the water surface. One will be teleported to the bottom of the lake instead. [ 12-03-2004, 10:18 AM: Message edited by: bsftcs ] __________________ Moderation is good so long as it is not exaggerated!