Chase, camping [[GM_stats?]] Monster Summoning
2d6 in the dungeon
roll | result |
2 | Caught! The party is cornered and surprised |
3 | Caught! The party is cornered |
4 | Caught! The party is surprised |
5,6 | Caught! it’s a fight |
7,8 | Got Away! choose two from the list |
9,10 | Got Away! choose one from the list |
11,12+ | you made it, no problem |
Consequences:
Only check if the party has these
1) Campsite; 2) Meals; 3) Watches; 4) Encounters; 5) Recovery 6) Downtime
What will you sleep on? Are there beds? Bedrolls? the floor?
What is your shelter? Tents? A building? Nothing?
How warm is it? In mountains and caves one blanket per person is required for comfortable sleep. In tropic heat no comfortable sleep is possible (unless you are a native to the climate).
What do you eat? Fresh/Travel/Iron rations? Can you cook (Fresh and Travel rations can be cooked)?
Do you have enough water if you don’t eat? (normally included in rations)
Were you at a banquet/feast?
There are four watch periods à two hours. A character can complete a watch period and still get enough rest to become well rested the next day.
The time of an encounter is determined randomly (1d4) and occurs during a watch period.
The rate of encounters is: 1d10 at night while stationary and 1d8 during the day when stationary.
Spell Points (SP) are recovered at 1/level for every rest period.
Hit Points (HP) are recovered at (1+level)/rest. All penalties and bonuses are cumulative.
HP bonus | HP penalty | SP penalty |
---|---|---|
+1 cooked food | -3 no food | -1 too cold |
+2 Banquet/feast | -2 not enough food* | -1 too hot |
+1 Booze!*a | -1 no bedding | -3 exposed to bad weather |
+2 Dwarven Lager*a | -3 exposed to bad weather | -2 not enough food |
+1 Down matress | -1 too hot | -1 not enough rest |
+2 featherwood bedframe | -1 too cold | -1 there was an encounter |
Only occurs between sessions. The standard period is 1 week of resting.
SP recovery is thus 7 (14 if level 5 or higher)
HP recovery is thus assumed to be complete (heal to full).
Exceptions to this can be: disease, curse,
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