Description
Many variables are taken into account when determining how long it takes to walk somewhere. All rooms require some amount of stamina to cross, with more complicated terrain and tougher logistical situations costing more, but they also take some amount of time to cross, dependent on both the situation of the Adventurer traveling and the terrain they are walking across.
Some of these variables include:
- the size of a room (tunnels are cramped and easy to traverse; Xaventry is a spacious town full of plains and ambling trails) - how close to full your inventory is - what direction you're traveling (climbing up a cliff or into a gully is much slower than walking across a bedroom) - how high your agility is - the type of terrain you're walking across (oceans are slow, parks are fast) - whether you're playing CTF (tread carefully!) - wearing an amulet of movement - what affects you have (slit tendonds and impeded movement makes you move slower, haste makes you move faster) - whether you're infected with menchal disease or belmart disease - you're panicked - you're riding a mount (mounts move faster than bipedal Adventurers)