D&D 5E Dark sun Times of change

[Aramalian]

"And I'm even bigger."

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[texastoast]

Looking particularly in the direction of Kanna and Chick, Tarsin says, "I really don't want to get caught out in the open during a sandstorm. But we've also been told we need to hurry. I trust the judgment of you all with more experience than I in the open desert."

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[FitzTheRuke]

Chick makes gestures that indicate that if they hurry, the group should make the oasis before the storm, assuming there is one. The bigger issue may be if the Druid doesn't like us... or likes us too much.

 

[GreenKarl]

Eevuu Farseeker agrees with the others "Let us push on..."

 

[Azurewraith]

So I have done the math you guys have currently been awake around 12 hours so pushing on to the oasis in 8 making it 20 hours awake if all is well buuuut if the sand storm bogs you down could be struggle anas you may need to make con saves to avoid fatigue. Just something to think about. You are riding a cart so you could push the Crodlu double time to arrive sooner but they would be making a con save every hour of double time.

 

[Shayuri]

Push the Crodlu! PUSH THEM I SAY!

Kanna will cast Lesser Restoration to cure fatigue.

...once she's level 3.

You're welcome.

 

[texastoast]

Tarsin did at least attempt to doze in the cart before we encountered the elf fight and wandered off to break the wheel. For what it's worth.

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[Azurewraith]

OOC: Ye I assumed people would be dozing on and off and its not strenuous which is why I'm letting you get away with nearly 24hours no sleep unimpeded.

 

[FitzTheRuke]

OOC: I've done 26 hours of solid work once, only breaking for food. It was truly terrible but it's better than dying in a sandstorm.

We push the Crodlu, and if they start to show signs of fatigue, we push ourselves. Or so Chick suggests, in his usual style.

 

[Azurewraith]

OOC: Now imagine how awful that would be in a desert wearing armour with things trying to eat you