Getting from Point A to Point B isn't always that easy, especially from the air. After all, when seen from above, roads don't have route numbers, states don't have neat borders done in double-thick black lines, and there's no compass rose or legend reading "1 inch = 10 miles" in the lower right-hand corner of the world. It's pretty easy for someone to get lost up there.

Mind you, traveling on the ground isn't much easier, and truth be told, there's more to Navigation than just hopping in the car for a jaunt to Grandma's house. Travel in the World of Darkness is a difficult and dangerous business, by day or night. There are questions of finding the best route, avoiding delays, prepping for a trip, making sure there are safe places to rest up along the journey, and discovering what alternate routes are available in case of inclement travel conditions or enemy action. Otherwise, a trip from one city to the next could be cut fatally short with ease.

1. Novice: Over the river and through the woods...
2. Practiced: You can avoid delays whenever traveling.
3. Competent: You can plot a cross-country trek and make it comfortable.
4. Expert: Roadblocks? Bad weather? Nothing will keep you from getting there.
5. Master: You know the fastest way to go, where to stop along the way, what the weather's going to be like when you get there, and how much to tip when you stop for coffee - ahead of time.

Corvids, Silent Striders, truckers, travel agents, fugitives

Aerial navigation, Fast fades, Cross-country treks, Getaways