Traveling System

by **Corren** Mon Jan 20, 2014 1:42 am

Traveling is the concept of moving from one area from another. It's relatively simple, and only needs to be defined in a few ways. Here are the rules

1. When traveling, you must make an Exit topic in the area leading to the route you are traveling in. Exit topic only needs to be the word "Leaving". Then, make a topic in the actual Route traveling. I.E, traveling from City A to City B, you will put "Shorts are comfy and easy to wear! (T-City B)". When arriving, just post an Arrival topic. It only needs to be one word. Use the same Exit and Entry topic every time.

2. Traveling will take from one to three days in real life. One and two being the most common.

3. When traveling, you cannot buy items, heal other than items on yourself, RP with people not within your Route, or access your PC.

4. If you encounter an NPC trainer, you MUST battle them. However, be realistic. If the opponent has a Lv. 35 Weavile, and you have a Lv. 25 Bagon, you're gonna lose no matter how Concuclare you are.

5. When encountered with a WPB (Wild Pokemon Battle), it is optional unless the Pokemon is being very aggressive

6. Weather will be taken into account, so harsh weather can impede travel. However, it can also bring rare surprises...

Speeds

Here, the speed rates will be explained. Speed rates go from 1, 2, and 3. One being the slowest. Three being the fastest.

By foot: 1
By surf: 1
By mount: 2
By bike: 2
By floating: 2
By boat: 2
By flying: 3
By plane: 3

Speed rates will effect the rate of your travel.

One Day + Speed 1 = One Day

One Day + Speed 2 = Half a Day

One Day + Speed 3 = Six Hours
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Two Days + Speed 1 = Two Days

Two Days + Speed 2 = One Day

Two Days + Speed 3 = Half a Day
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Three Days + Speed 1 = Three Days

Three Days + Speed 2 = Two Days

Three Days + Speed 3 = One Day

With interference of wind on Flying, Speed 3 will be increased to 4 which turns One Day to Half a Day, or down to Speed 2.

Rain/Storm on any land based travel will decrease Speed by one. Speed 0 will increase travel time by one day.

Storms and negative current will decrease boat speed by one, and favourable current will increase it by one.