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<blockquote data-quote="Henrix" data-source="post: 1857464" data-attributes="member: 3587"><p>Are they in a desert where humans live at all? Then, obviously, they can survive travelling there as well, provided they have appropriate clothes and sufficient water, probably without rolling fort saves every hour. </p><p>Lack of water is often more problematic than heat.</p><p></p><p>And travelling by night through the desert <strong>is</strong> a viable option not unknown in real deserts, even though it generally gets awfully cold there at night. A more moderate solution is to stay in the shade during the hottest time of the day (mid-day to sunset, more or less).</p><p></p><p>Many desert living animals are more active at night, by the way. But there are few large predators, scorpions seeking shade in boots or bedclothes is a classic.</p><p></p><p>I had a good time when I dropped my gangs characters unprepared in the midst of an unknown desert, but after a few days they had got the hang of it. Sleep during the worst of the heat in a Leomund's Tiny Hut, Create Water and navigating by the (unknown) stars eventually got them out of it.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Henrix, post: 1857464, member: 3587"] Are they in a desert where humans live at all? Then, obviously, they can survive travelling there as well, provided they have appropriate clothes and sufficient water, probably without rolling fort saves every hour. Lack of water is often more problematic than heat. And travelling by night through the desert [B]is[/B] a viable option not unknown in real deserts, even though it generally gets awfully cold there at night. A more moderate solution is to stay in the shade during the hottest time of the day (mid-day to sunset, more or less). Many desert living animals are more active at night, by the way. But there are few large predators, scorpions seeking shade in boots or bedclothes is a classic. I had a good time when I dropped my gangs characters unprepared in the midst of an unknown desert, but after a few days they had got the hang of it. Sleep during the worst of the heat in a Leomund's Tiny Hut, Create Water and navigating by the (unknown) stars eventually got them out of it. [/QUOTE]
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