It makes very little sense that your stuff wouldn't get scattered to the metaphorical wind if you fall in the sky, but you should be given a fighting chance to avoid it.

I think he moreso meant air sectors, like the plane of air.

I think he moreso meant air sectors, like the plane of air.

Then again, what actually -should- happen if you lose flight in the plane of air? Is there ground? Do you just continue to fall? Why do you die if there's nothing to hit? Clearly player-character corpses are made of some of the most durable material in the universe, as PC corpses survive longer than most other items, but does it also imply that PC terminal velocity is so fast that all other items are vaporized before the PC dies?

So many questions.

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You wave your hands in a jazzy display.

[HP:100%] [ME: 91%] [PE: 54%]
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You drop a piece of journey bread.

[HP:100%] [ME: 91%] [PE: 54%]
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Above the city of Teron
You find yourself within the confines of the city of Teron.
vrv Looking down, you get an excellent view of the city far below
#*# you. The best place to land appears to be at the center square.
y#r It's snowing lightly, well past freezing, and very windy.

Obvious exits: n e s w nw ne sw se city
A piece of journey bread lies here.

[HP:100%] [ME: 91%] [PE: 54%]
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You patiently twiddle your thumbs.

[HP:100%] [ME: 91%] [PE: 54%]
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You get a piece of journey bread.

[HP:100%] [ME: 92%] [PE: 71%]

I guess that makes sense as a response to Tragonis, but this afterlife is about a char who died from falling over Teron.

Oh I agree I'm just pointing out the absurdity of a game mechanic that clearly doesn't need to exist in its current form. EQ scattering beyond retrieval and final strike should both be removed from the game.