Re: Question the Second

In our last episode, Staffan Johansson said:
>At 00:28 1997-05-09 -0400, Static wrote:
>>	The example was that you could travel between A and B, B and C,
>>but not A and C.  This implys bidirectional rivers.  If you could get
>>from A to B, but not back, there'd be one-directional rivers.  I think
>>I asked this before, does anybody use one-directional rivers?
>
>Well, the official material, for one. Krynnspacers can travel to
>Realmspace, but Realmspacers can't travel to Krynnspace. Also,
>Greyspacers can go to Krynnspace, but not vice versa. See the below diagram:
>
>         Krynnspace
>          A      \
>         /        \
>        /          V
>Greyspace <======> Realmspace
>
>[The A is supposed to be an arrow pointing up, and the V is pointing
>down. If you were viewing this with a proportional font, I pity you:-)]

	I know this is kinda late, but the main boxed set says that
Oerth and Toril are connected, and so are Oerth and Krynn.  It also
mentions that some rivers are one-directional, so I guess I answered
my own question... :)

	Now for a new question.  How many people use constant travel
rates through the flow (i.e. trip between A and B is always 10 days)?
Also, how many of you use Phlogiston navigation proficiencies?  I've
been using both but lately I hanv't been able to justify either, so
I'm curious as to how others do it.

-Static

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