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Re: Immobile
> From johnhogg@expert.cc.purdue.edu Fri Nov 6 16:50:31 1998
> Subject: Re: Immobile
>
> You get the gist, though. Set the field for the person holding stuff to
> effect them, but make sure you are the frame of reference that's not
> moving. (or that ring on the table, or that small pebble, or that
> otherwise conveniently portable object over there ...)
>
> John
>
Then the GM bodily strikes the player for being a rules twisting dink.
I refer you back to my post about people pretzeling the rules.
It's going to happen, but it is going to take a huge a mount of effort.
What's more, I severely doubt that anyone with some degree of intelligence
is going to be able to convince themselves that an object that a 'conveniently
portable object' is immobile. Either it's immobile, or conveniently portable.
Pick one.
Sean L. McLane | I will not be pushed, filed, stamped, indexed,
zodo@laf.cioe.com | briefed, debriefed, or numbered.
My life is my own!
-The Prisoner
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