[PnP] pnp Digest, Vol 131, Issue 7 - scans

[Scott Adams]

The grint/grind is mine for alone.  Rarely do 
players in my games do anything but rp. :)
  I came up with a simple 2 charts (1-3 lines 2nd 7 or so lines).
Easy nothing grit there.
But a player has Bal Powers Other.  That there solves the water issue.
1954 quarts of water for one spell :)
Based on google math of sphere.
That's enough for 3 days of water fo rhorses.


At 05:59 PM 10/8/2016, you wrote:

>>On Oct 3, 2016, at 11:25 AM, Malc Walker 
>><<mailto:malcwalker at hotmail.com>malcwalker at hotmail.com> wrote:
>>
>>So need to come up with charts for
>>* Wells
>>* Villages
>>* Pond/Lakes
>>* Streams
>>for water sources.
>>Burton did you work on any of this?
>
>A lot of P&P can devolve to grunting paperwork, 
>which can slow down game flow. While me and my 
>players might have tolerated the grit when we 
>were in our 20’s, in the 40 and 50’s it can feel like a a useless grind.
>
>Looking at it now, I would eyeball it as a 
>Difficult task for desert/badlands, easy for 
>swamp or hexes with a river/lake in it and 
>moderate otherwise. Task roll is based on 
>terrain survival skill. Success allows the 
>character to find sufficient water for him, his 
>party and any mounts (and can refill any 
>canteens). The GM may apply modifiers to the 
>task roll if the area is especially 
>arid/dry/drought affected (increase the 
>difficulty level) or if there has been extensive 
>rains (reduce difficulty level).
>
>
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