White Tornado
Explorer
"Look, I found a puppy!"
"Well, you know what the DM said... chop it up!"
"Look, a helpless old lady!"
"Well... we found her, so..."
When Your Party Is Low On Food
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"Look, I found a puppy!"
"Well, you know what the DM said... chop it up!"
"Look, a helpless old lady!"
"Well... we found her, so..."
grufflehead
First Post
Back in our 1st Ed days, in one of our more inspired moments, we captured a troll, cut its leg off and sent it on its way (probably by telling it to 'hop it!'). Several slices were duly carved from the leg and thrown in the stew (mmmm, troll buttock...) then it was left to regenerate back to a full haunch. Like a Bucknard's Everful Purse of foul green flesh, so it was.
This is a good question and really comes down to knowledge of the creature in question, somethings you just do not want to eat because of what may be living inside of them, think pork - if not cooked correctly there are worms, this use to be very common, oh squirrel is a no no in the summer time, bot flies larvae. I like the players to guess and try, a ranger may help but with different races, you never know. 
Saeviomagy
Adventurer
"Look, I found a puppy!"
"Well, you know what the DM said... chop it up!"
"Look, a helpless old lady!"
"Well... we found her, so..."
Well, it IS darksun...
falcarrion
First Post
what ! no one eats the horses?
David Howery
Hero
That might be hard to explain to their loved ones..
"Gee, we're sorry, Mrs. Baggins, but rest assured that your son *BURP* died in a noble cause..."
Aw, hell no. Horses are way to expensive to eat. Hirelings are much cheaper.
Eating your horse: 75 gp
Eating your hireling: -1sp/day
Letting the bard player roll a new character: Priceless
Sorrowdusk
First Post
It makes me wonder-
during a famine/drought, wouldnt a cleric with Create Food/Water be well, a godsend?
during a famine/drought, wouldnt a cleric with Create Food/Water be well, a godsend?
