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Total Members Voted: 22

[Dwarmin]

http://www.myth-weavers.com/sheetview.php?sheetid=302980

Finalized sheet? I certainly hope so!

Also, sunday will be good for me as well.

[The Fool]

There is one thing that you still need to add: items. Rope, camping equipment, food, waterskin, etc. Without the waterskin you can't realistically spend a day or two away from the boat since you need a container to put water into.

Other than that it looks good. I would have chosen a riding dog so that I could ride on it's back as a halfling, but that's just me.

[Dwarmin]

Yeah, according to SRD Riding Dog seems to better in every way except dexterity.

I don't really wanna change it though. It fits my character.

Items...argh. Adding now!

Edit: Done, I've got seven days worth of food, a gallon of water, bedroll, tent etc.

[RedWarrior0]

Languages. You should know Common, Halfling, and Druidic (Automatic) in addition to two of Dwarven, Goblin, Gnome, Elf, Orc, and Sylvan.


aaaand it now looks like I might not be at a session tomorrow, unless some miracle happens.

[Kogan Loloklam]

I can just picture the Halfling carrying a gallon jug on his back. A humorous picture, to be sure.

As long as you are in contact with Bote, you don't have to worry about food or water. We have a cook for meals. Of course if you are away for extended periods of time carrying rations and water becomes important. I typically carry 3 days of food/water with me just in case, and have a small supply of "extra rations" in case they are needed.

[RAM]

Realistically, if you spend a day travelling, anywhere really, but especially in a desert, without any water at all, you are likely to get fatigued from dehydration. I hope that the S.R.D. has some sort of rules on the topic, but I am not inclined to look them up over this, it is easier to just follow common sense and take easy precautions unless it actually becomes an issue...

[Dwarmin]

I skimmed some rules that said you needed a half gallon a day before getting dehydrated. Maybe less for a halfling?

Posted!

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Sometimes heroes might find themselves without food and water. In normal climates, heroes need at least 1/2 gallon of fluids and about 1/4 pound of decent food per day to avoid the threat of starvation. In very hot climates, heroes need two or three times as much water to avoid dehydration.

A character can go without water for one day plus a number of hours equal to his or her Constitution score. After this, the character must make a Constitution check each hour (DC 10, +1 for each previous check) or take 1d6 points of damage.

A character can go without food for three days, in growing discomfort. After this, the character must make a Constitution check each day (DC 10, +1 for each previous check) or sustain 1d6 points of damage.

Damage from thirst or starvation cannot be recovered until the hero gets water or food, as needed. Even magical or psionic effects that restore hit points cannot heal this damage

[Kogan Loloklam]

I imagine food/drink requirements would be similar in changes as for encumbrance.

Fine ×1/8, Diminutive ×1/4, Tiny ×1/2,  Small ×3/4, Medium x1, Large ×2, Huge ×4, Gargantuan ×8, Colossal ×16.

But that's just a guess.

[syvarris]

Well, I just got a power outage, so there is a good chance of me missing the session today.

[RedWarrior0]

Spoiler: Journalogue (click to show/hide)

To my sister,

The events of these past days have been interesting indeed. First, once we got to the Mage's Guild for the books, we had a remarkable discovery: the items, blood, and bodies had disappeared. The books were fine, but as we got them, Nael decided to take a sample of the cauldron of magic. He dropped his vial, and must have touched the fluid, because he transformed into some strange, yellow, cart-like thing, able to move on its own and produce a strange noise, with no power source visible. I saw a word on it, "TONKA", but have no idea what it means. Afterwards, someone used a stick and filled another vial.

On the way back, we encountered jackals. Big jackals. I attempted to calm them, but my efforts were rather counterproductive. We managed to overcome them as Nael honked at us, possibly to cheer us on. After the battle, I felt I could finally take on a wild shape, as if some barrier had been overcome.

We are in a desert, the sun is blazing overhead, but I feel cold. Cold inside, sister. So cold. I had a brief vision, of a land filled of ice. So much cold. What does it mean? ((OOC: Vision is unofficial. This last paragraph is RP mostly))

I might be able to come, but probably not.

[mission0]

I'll be around.

[Grek]

What's the info for direct connecting to the server?

[Shoruke]

When you try to join a server, there should be a list of server names. Mine is called East Marches. It is also up, because the game is in 20 minutes or so.

So, 20 minutes to adjudicate some journals and figure out how much money people are taking from the party fund and update the OP and the experience tracker and maybe the party fund not in that order...

[Shoruke]

Van, Maelrigar, Nael, Uskton Slek, Pheron, Vaba, Tallulah, and Ethan receive their journal exp.

[Grek]

I hope that the S.R.D. has some sort of rules on the topic, but I am not inclined to look them up over this, it is easier to just follow common sense and take easy precautions unless it actually becomes an issue...

According to the SRD, you need a pound of food and a gallon of water each day. Small people need half that. A DC 10 survival check allows you to acquire this for yourself, so the rules below can be largely ignored as long as you don't have a negative survival modifer and the DM is willing to let you take ten.

Failing to eat for more than 3 days means making a Con check each day that you continue to not eat with a DC of 7+the number of days you've gone without eating or take 1d6 nonlethal damage and be fatigued until you get food. Thus, at the most pesimistic, you can survive for a duration equal to (your hitpoints/6)+3 days without eating and still be fine.

Failing to drink for more that (your con stat+24) hours means making a Con check each hour that you continue to not drink with a DC of 7+the number of hours you've gone without drinking or take 1d6 nonlethal damage and be fatigued until you get water. Thus, at the most pesimistic, you can survive for a duration equal to (your hitpoints/6)+24 hours without water and still be fine.