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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Baron Opal" data-source="post: 5419169" data-attributes="member: 10433">I mostly handwave it too.I assume a relative competence in the PCs outdoors skills, and charge them a basic "supply fee" when they are in town. This means they have enough food, water and ammunition for their non-combat needs. If something goes awry or they are adventiring in a harsh climate or season, then we pay much more attention. And, again, having a ranger or druid in the party helps a alot. Similarly, a chime of hunger or similar effect would cause a crisis that the players would have to address.There was one time where there was a cave-in and the party's only known path to the surface was blocked. At that point I mentioned how much food and water Ithought they had as now it was not a trivial matter to get resupplied.</blockquote>