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Greetings and Salutations. While I can't recall which book they were originally printed in, they do have a flight speed listed in their attributes in RWB30: D-Bees of NA. This is found on page 59, and it also mentions when they gain their ability to fly (which doesn't appear to be at the start, though I'm not entirely sure on the details as I don't know the race well enough). Still, hopefully that helps. Farewell and safe journeys for now.


Edit #1: Okay, just realized WB30 lists the original book and checked it out. The "Speed" attribute is equal to the Flight Speed listed in D-Bees of NA, which lists a separate (yet slower, by 13 points) non-flight speed. The note about when they gain the ability to fly appears the same in both books.

Edit #2: Another note of interest, my copy of Psyscape is a First Printing, and within it they stop gaining new abilities at Level 10, so that Level 15 ability isn't anywhere to be found. I'm not sure at what point they started to include it, but I do see it mentioned in my copy of RWB30: D-Bees of NA.

Jag wrote:I only own the RWB:30 and while it does have a Spd attribute I assumed it was referring to the normal land speed.
On page 57, on the upper right, "Attributes of the Young" it lists the standard 8. It goes on to say that it can't fly till it's a demon-dragonmage etc., but I don't see a specific flight speed stat there.

If this is clarified elsewhere that's fine too, but I would need to know where exactly. I would like to (literally) point to it for future reference. I'd buy if I new book if I had to.
For now I'll have to go with Flight Spd = Spd. If only because, while not the most satisfying answer, it makes the most sense based on the layout of the book and what it seems to imply. Also I can reference it.

For the moment it will have to do.

Thank you.

Greetings and Salutations. You're right, you're totally right. Somehow I misread it (more than once). Somehow I read the P.B. attribute as the base speed, and then the Speed attribute listed as their flight speed. I have no idea how I misread that so badly, my apologies (I hate providing bad information).

Hmm ... a consideration would be that the "double" the speed attribute at "adult" stage is due to flight (so normal speed remains for running, and the double upgrade is for flight only). Not sure, but that's the best rule I could come up with based on the available evidence. Farewell and safe journeys for now.