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I'm not sure how many ENWorld users also hang out at RPGGeek or BoardGameGeek, but be sure to pick up the ENWorld microbadge to show...

I do not know if I am as hung up over the realities of the numbers as much as I am the incongruities of the numbers within the rules...

Quick google search indicated that a riding horse should carry no more than 20% or its weight, or typically around 240 lbs (and that...

Camels can survive up to seven months without food and water, but these are wild camels and not carrying a load, i do not think it is a...

True, but I do not think such a small bonus influences any player to choose a camel over a horses. I see the fiscal decision still...

oh yeah.

I thought about that. I was thinking of sandwalk ability, but that sounded too much like a 4e terrainwalk ability that does not exist in...

I did not double check publication dates, which I should have. I keep forgetting that the basic rules were still being republished in...

Good catch -- I'll edit.

How the Camel lost its hump When the camel was first introduced as a mount in Dungeons and Dragons, it was a premium mount with...

Hmm holding the books to my head. You Reek AH! No one in WOTC cross reference these sentences. We shall beat the editors.

I unravel this knot differently than how I suspect most do (at least in this thread) and agree with @Blackrat. When taken as a whole...

DMG page numbers 109-111 Wildness survival. MRE. Each MRE provides an average of 1,250 calories (13% protein, 36% fat, and 51%...

Yes, D&D's rules on food and water are unrealistic and they have to be. Not every large or medium creature is built the same. 1 pound...

I’m convinced that the 2 lb. rations was a typo. Not only is it incongruous with the daily requirement of 1 lb. of food, it’s also...