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Message: <blockquote data-quote="ThoughtBubble" data-source="post: 2156811" data-attributes="member: 9723">I tend to gloss over travelling unless osmething interesting happens. "over the next few days, the forest begins to thin, and you find yourself moving into the wide open plain. We have a watch order pre set up, and we just use that. While they're on the road, I pre-emptively ask for a bunch of spot/listen checks, and apply them to road hazards as they come up.For making cities interesting, I tend to try and find the overall layout. One was built in rows of height, carved into a cliff face, with the highest being the upper class areas and the lowest being the dock. They had a decently sized dwarven population.Local food/personality helps too. In the town they're currently in, there's the local staple of fachos. As it's by a river, there's plenty of fish around, and there are a lot of goats in the area. Fachos are small cut pieces of breaded fish, with melted goat's cheese and a pepper sauce poured over it. That's the customary serving item, cheap bar food, and snack for entertaining guests. The reactions to it were great, ranging from "I'm not eating that." to "They're bringing us more? Yay!"</blockquote>