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<blockquote data-quote="neogod22" data-source="post: 7825894" data-attributes="member: 6857879"><p>Let's look at the example of a typical underwater adventure or campaign. The players usually have some sort of vessel to transport them, either a boat or some sort of sub if the DM is generous to get them basically to where they have to go. If they have to swim, it's usually not for a very long distance. Their destination is usually some sort of cave or building, and the majority of the time it's filled with air. They may have to fight creatures in the water, but that's usually a specific thing. The point I'm making is, adventurers usually don't be underwater 24/7. They can't. They can't take a long rest underwater. They would usually habe some place safe for that, i.e. a building with air, or their traveling vessel. If the adventure is designed for there to no place where the characters would have access to air, then either they would have to leave and come back, or just play an aquatic race.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="neogod22, post: 7825894, member: 6857879"] Let's look at the example of a typical underwater adventure or campaign. The players usually have some sort of vessel to transport them, either a boat or some sort of sub if the DM is generous to get them basically to where they have to go. If they have to swim, it's usually not for a very long distance. Their destination is usually some sort of cave or building, and the majority of the time it's filled with air. They may have to fight creatures in the water, but that's usually a specific thing. The point I'm making is, adventurers usually don't be underwater 24/7. They can't. They can't take a long rest underwater. They would usually habe some place safe for that, i.e. a building with air, or their traveling vessel. If the adventure is designed for there to no place where the characters would have access to air, then either they would have to leave and come back, or just play an aquatic race. [/QUOTE]
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