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Message: <blockquote data-quote="kenada" data-source="post: 8642218" data-attributes="member: 70468">The problem I have with this is it puts all the work on the reader to understand your reasoning, but if they are (like I am) already familiar with what the PHB and DMG have to say, they’ll have already drawn a conclusion. I don’t think rereading that material is going to prove enlightening in that case.When I look at the DMG and PHB, I see a bunch of disparate rules for handling travel and related situations (like getting lost). What I don’t see is a procedure tying all those things together. Unlike B/X, it’s left to the DM to synthesize something out of that.I can’t comment on ToA because I don’t have that book, and I’m not buying it just for the sake of discussion. It may be that ToA does provide the missing structure. I find it rather irksome that important procedures may be hidden away in an adventure book.Edit: Be less combative. I find this style of response frustrating.</blockquote>