Simple question.

Can a flyer drop a fig off at the edge of a building if the flyer isn't also on the rooftop? Basically, can he drop off his fare on the rooftop and decend down to the ground below? Or do both the taxi and "fare" have to end up on the same elevation at the end of the turn.

Thanks!

I belive so cause a flier is engauged when there next to someone on a roof. I've droped people like that at turney's and no one has otherwise. So you should be cool.

I think I may have found my answer (and it's not the one I wanted).

I was ready through the rules again and noticed that a flyer must drop off it's "fare" or passenger in a square that is ADJACENT. Then, later on, I read the definition of adjacent as being on the same elevation (squares on different elevations are NOT adjacent).

So, I think I have my answer. And that would be "NO", I can't drop off a passenger at the edge of a building and the flyer drop down to ground level. Although, it makes sense that a flyer COULD do that (in comic book land).

So, am I wrong here in my finding?

No.