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<blockquote data-quote="Undertaker Sheep" data-source="post: 6356677" data-attributes="member: 6777248">Slightly off topic: there are movement rates in 5e?Where are they described? In the basic pdf and/or the Starter Set? Currently away from books so I can't check.I'm asking because I'm running Lost Mine of Phandelver and I handwaved cross-country movement to &quot;You can move one hex per day,&quot; because that made sense to me.On topic: using smaller six-miles hexed works.But you could also keep it at 24 miles per day and say that a mile in your campaign world isn't the same as in our world. Traveling at a fast speed gets you one hex further, while traveling at slow speed only gets you .5 hexes further. Or if there's also a medium movement speed:At a fast pace, it takes you one day to travel the distance of a hex.At a normal pace, it takes you two days.At a slow pace, three.Yours truly, &nbsp;Someone who apparently has no idea how traveling works.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Undertaker Sheep, post: 6356677, member: 6777248"] Slightly off topic: there are movement rates in 5e? Where are they described? In the basic pdf and/or the Starter Set? Currently away from books so I can't check. I'm asking because I'm running [I]Lost Mine of Phandelver [/I]and I handwaved cross-country movement to "You can move one hex per day," because that made sense to me. On topic: using smaller six-miles hexed works. But you could also keep it at 24 miles per day and say that a mile in your campaign world isn't the same as in our world. Traveling at a fast speed gets you one hex further, while traveling at slow speed only gets you .5 hexes further. Or if there's also a medium movement speed: At a fast pace, it takes you one day to travel the distance of a hex. At a normal pace, it takes you two days. At a slow pace, three. Yours truly, Someone who apparently has no idea how traveling works. [/QUOTE]

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