Forage

Take Watch Music

Stories

Beds

DrinksPrepare SpellsSharpenWeapons

Other

Cook Tend Mounts

Campfire

Simple Camping ToolEach player picks two.

Comfort 0: Long rest is impossible.Comfort 1: Long rest. Exhausted the next day. Only hp and no HD are restored.Comfort 2: Long rest, but fatigued the next day. Only HD restored.Comfort 3: Long rest as normal.Comfort 4+: Long rest with an extra HD for each comfort above 3. Any of these extra HD over your max are turned into a single-use +1 bonus.

Good beds: Kind on your back and your dreams. Comfort +1.

Campfire: Enough firewood to last all night. Comfort +1. Advantage on Visibility.

Cook: Warm food in your belly. Comfort +1. -1 ration and waterskin for each belly.

Stories: Tall tales make our spirits tall. Comfort +1. (+2 with actual tall tale/joke/story told)

Music: Songs and music warm the soul. Comfort +1. Wandering +1.

Drink: Serve up some booze; make anywhere feel like home. Comfort +1 and Awareness at

disadvantage for those that partake.Sharpen weapons: Ignore the first notch the

next day for up to three weapons.

Take watch: Stay awake, on guard for half the night..

Prepare Spells: As normal for your spellcasting.

Forage: Seek out food and water. Get food and water for 1d6 +WIS people.

Depends on the terrain and your tools.

Tend mounts: Take care of your mounts and vehicles or gain only half their bonus the next day.

Other: Spend 2 hours doing work of some sort: crafting, studying, or practicing.

Other Camping BonusesWandering monster or events have a 1 in 6 chance each half of the night.Visibility determines how easily the camp can be found.

Marching Order

Foraging = Gather food and water while moving: half the amount youd

get normally foraging.

Sight range is 1 hex, telling you the terrain types and visible landmarks. 1 in 6 chance each hour: Navigator makes DC15 WIS or you get lost. Some terrain modifies the chances of getting lost. A map = -1 chance. If lost, DM secretly rolls to determine what direction you actually went. Get your bearings by sighting a landmark or trying to backtrack.Actions slow the whole group down but are led by one person.

Mounts/terrain modify your speed (x1.5, x0.5, ...). Vehicles/weather modify your travel hours. Non-drivers get one camping action.Each extra travel hour: DC10 CON save at disadvantage or gain an exhaustion level.Wandering monster/event rolls 1/ hr. Normally a 2 in 6 chance of some encounter.Entering a town, dungeon, etc costs one hour at a minimum.Mark a marching order below, possibly choosing roles like rear guard or navigator.

Tracking = Try to follow a specific foe or find a known secret using

Wisdom checks.

Other = Any other task you could do while walking but not while

running.

Simple Travel Tool

Hours Per Hex

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Sneak

Other

Track

Scout

Navigate

Sight

Rest

X

Forage

Resting = Take small breaks,, otherwise make fatigue checks

each hour at disadvantage.

Navigating = Keep on track towards your destination. -1 getting lost chance. Can also draw a map.

Sneaking = -1 wandering monsters, make stealth checks, and avoid

leaving tracks.

Sighting = Increase sight range by one hex, get advanced warning for

hazards/weather, and find landmarks.

Scouting = Get fore-warning on wandering encounters, meaning active perception versus passive.

Travel Hours Remaining

Speed- Cover a distance of 1/( # of travel actions) hexes

each hour.

Always used

Travel Actions