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<blockquote data-quote="MNblockhead" data-source="post: 8799694" data-attributes="member: 6796661">Exactly. I still roll my random encounter checks.&nbsp; If a sentient creature comes upon it, it'll likely check it out. I may wait around for a while and then wander off.&nbsp; Party feels good about their protective hut.&nbsp; Until a little later, the creature comes back with companions. Curiosity builds and more and more denizen show up.&nbsp; At fifth level are even low second tier, this can be terrifying. The next time this happens, after the first creature discovers it, they are much more likely to drop the hut and try to sneak away after the creature wanders off, or try to quickly surprise and kill that creature and find a safer place to try to get their long rest again.I don't prevent them from using it. Most times it works out, unless they pick a very poor spot with lots of traffic. But there should always be a chance of things going wrong.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MNblockhead, post: 8799694, member: 6796661"] Exactly. I still roll my random encounter checks. If a sentient creature comes upon it, it'll likely check it out. I may wait around for a while and then wander off. Party feels good about their protective hut. Until a little later, the creature comes back with companions. Curiosity builds and more and more denizen show up. At fifth level are even low second tier, this can be terrifying. The next time this happens, after the first creature discovers it, they are much more likely to drop the hut and try to sneak away after the creature wanders off, or try to quickly surprise and kill that creature and find a safer place to try to get their long rest again. I don't prevent them from using it. Most times it works out, unless they pick a very poor spot with lots of traffic. But there should always be a chance of things going wrong. [/QUOTE]

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