Another question, when it says targets do you let bigger targets go through as 1 or more targets. For example a pair of horses and large wagon. I would rule that each horse is 2 targets and the wagon is 2 or 3 targets.
How would you rule the above?
RMSS SL, p228:
"When dealing with movement spell (e.g.,
Fly,
Levitation,
Leaving,
Long Door, etc.), we suggest that such spells normally handle a base weight up to 1.5 times the target’s mass (weight). For every level of the caster, an additional 5 lbs is added to this base amount. There is then a 1% chance per 10 lbs over this limit that the spell will fail whenever the target attempts to lift more than the base amount."
So, for a 200 lb 10th level Magician a "target" would be an amount of items including at most a single creature weighing at best 350 lb (200 lb x 1.5 + 50 lb = 350lb base). Since a horse is between 1000 and 2000 lb, it would count as 3 to 6 targets.
Yeah, you feeble mage with your robe, don't try to teleport the tall and sturdy warrior with his plate, please!
