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<blockquote data-quote="Faolyn" data-source="post: 8405847" data-attributes="member: 6915329">Awesome! I'm still not quite convinced about the sizes, at least for the lowest levels. Level 1 is a 10x10 room room, which as we all know is exactly big enough for one orc and one chest. It seems like the encampment is the smallest stronghold at a minimum of 100 square feet. I know that those two pages don't list all the stronghold types, but I can't imagine any of the other Grade 1 strongholds being much smaller. Maybe the chart should start at that level, and Grade 1 is 100-500 square feet?If I wanted my stronghold made of really awesome materials, should I just use the Furnishings list as a guide? Like, cheap wood would be Squalid but marble would be Luxurious? And is the Furnishings multiplier a one-and-done or is it added for every major thing--like, if I wanted Average furniture but Luxurious traps, what would I do?Nevertheless, this looks really awesome and I'm glad to see these rules.Edit: another question. The level 4 Encampment means you don't have to be at a haven to recover from fatigue or strife. Is that anywhere, or is that if you're resting at that encampment? Because if it's the former, then all you need is 5,001 gp (for a half-cost frugal encampment) and you're basically able to recover anywhere. That's doable for many groups at low levels. If it's not too late, you might want to address that--maybe you can recover when you're sleeping outdoors, but not inside because you're not used to such civilized accommodations. Maybe it's only in that type of wilderness, so if you built your encampment in a forest, you're good for all forests, but not for deserts, swamps, or mountains.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Faolyn, post: 8405847, member: 6915329"] Awesome! I'm still not quite convinced about the sizes, at least for the lowest levels. Level 1 is a 10x10 room room, which as we all know is exactly big enough for one orc and one chest. It seems like the encampment is the smallest stronghold at a minimum of 100 square feet. I know that those two pages don't list all the stronghold types, but I can't imagine any of the other Grade 1 strongholds being much smaller. Maybe the chart should [I]start [/I]at that level, and Grade 1 is 100-500 square feet? If I wanted my stronghold made of really awesome materials, should I just use the Furnishings list as a guide? Like, cheap wood would be Squalid but marble would be Luxurious? And is the Furnishings multiplier a one-and-done or is it added for every major thing--like, if I wanted Average furniture but Luxurious traps, what would I do? Nevertheless, this looks really awesome and I'm glad to see these rules. Edit: another question. The level 4 Encampment means you don't have to be at a haven to recover from fatigue or strife. Is that [I]anywhere[/I], or is that if you're resting at that encampment? Because if it's the former, then all you need is 5,001 gp (for a half-cost frugal encampment) and you're basically able to recover anywhere. That's doable for many groups at low levels. If it's not too late, you might want to address that--maybe you can recover when you're sleeping outdoors, but not inside because you're not used to such civilized accommodations. Maybe it's only in that [I]type [/I]of wilderness, so if you built your encampment in a forest, you're good for all forests, but not for deserts, swamps, or mountains. [/QUOTE]

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