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<blockquote data-quote="CanadienneBacon" data-source="post: 6826353" data-attributes="member: 11146"><p>The module, which I am looking at right now, states (in typically 5e minimalist style) "Additionally, many creatures the adventurers might meet and kill can be butchered." There's a snippet more about spoilage and yield. A tiny creature yields 1# of food. A small creature yields 4#. A medium creature yields 16#. A large creature yields 32#.</p><p></p><p>Madness checks trigger at three pre-specified events, and the module leaves the door open to additional checks "when appropriate." Eating a creature very closely biologically related to you might count as a trigger for a madness check.</p><p></p><p>I'm not committed to starving the characters. Similarly, while I had a general idea of how Buppido might be a factor in the game, I wasn't actively plotting anything for him. Even if I had been, you guys command the direction the story takes. I wouldn't force a canned plot on you. My goal is for everyone to have fun and for you guys to get to experience as much of the flavor of the Underdark and set piece encounters as possible. At this point, Buppido is dead and it looks like His Highness is about to be, so neither is likely to be much further use to the party. I think you can eat either or both if you like! Re: spoilage, a successful Survival DC 15 check will relay useful information.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="CanadienneBacon, post: 6826353, member: 11146"] The module, which I am looking at right now, states (in typically 5e minimalist style) "Additionally, many creatures the adventurers might meet and kill can be butchered." There's a snippet more about spoilage and yield. A tiny creature yields 1# of food. A small creature yields 4#. A medium creature yields 16#. A large creature yields 32#. Madness checks trigger at three pre-specified events, and the module leaves the door open to additional checks "when appropriate." Eating a creature very closely biologically related to you might count as a trigger for a madness check. I'm not committed to starving the characters. Similarly, while I had a general idea of how Buppido might be a factor in the game, I wasn't actively plotting anything for him. Even if I had been, you guys command the direction the story takes. I wouldn't force a canned plot on you. My goal is for everyone to have fun and for you guys to get to experience as much of the flavor of the Underdark and set piece encounters as possible. At this point, Buppido is dead and it looks like His Highness is about to be, so neither is likely to be much further use to the party. I think you can eat either or both if you like! Re: spoilage, a successful Survival DC 15 check will relay useful information. [/QUOTE]
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