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<blockquote data-quote="Manbearcat" data-source="post: 6480914" data-attributes="member: 6696971">Do me a favor in your next post please.&nbsp; Update the following:1)&nbsp; HP2)&nbsp; Adventuring Gear3)&nbsp; Rations4)&nbsp; AmmoSaerie, here is your move to care for Rawr this evening:[sblock]When you spend an evening caring for your ailing bear, roll + Wis.&nbsp; If you have Bandages, mark off 1 use and take + 1 forward.&nbsp; On a 10 +, he's as good as new.&nbsp; On a 7-9, he'll get along ok but choose 1 extra weakness that remains until you can spend a day doing nothing but resting in comfort and safety (Recover):* hobbled* forgetful* sickened[/sblock]Of note, this is neither a safe nor comfortable place.&nbsp; You cannot Recover here.&nbsp; However, you can Make Camp and you don't have to Take Watch.&nbsp; Additionally, your conditions are such that you can also use the Bolster move for an hour here while you settle in.&nbsp; Finally, this is certainly a place where you can use our Salvage Move:[sblock]SalvageWhen you search for stuff you need in a place that just might have it, roll + Int.&nbsp; On a 10 +, you gain 3 hold.&nbsp; On a 7-9, you gain 1 hold but your search also turns up something you wish you hadn't found.&nbsp; Your GM will tell you what.&nbsp; Spend hold 1 for 1:* 1 use of Adventuring Gear* 1 use of Dungeon Rations* 1 Ammo[/sblock]However, regardless of whatever you guys do this evening, the storm that you guys were able to skirt has changed course to a northerly track.&nbsp; Its coming in and its coming in fast and its coming in hard.&nbsp; This is going to be a major blizzard with serious &quot;lake snow effect.&quot;&nbsp; You better batten down the hatches or get the hell out of dodge.&nbsp; You guys aren't going to have a ton of time to accomplish a lot of things.&nbsp; You have perhaps an hour before its upon you so whatever you're going to do you better spend your time expeditiously and you better get moving.Oh, and you guys can certainly read each others lips and hear just enough of your voices when you're face to face that you're fine to communicate at that distance.&nbsp; Any distance beyond that, and you cannot hear each other or effectively communicate.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Manbearcat, post: 6480914, member: 6696971"] Do me a favor in your next post please. Update the following: 1) HP 2) Adventuring Gear 3) Rations 4) Ammo Saerie, here is your move to care for Rawr this evening: [sblock]When you [B]spend an evening caring for your ailing bear[/B], roll + Wis. If you have Bandages, mark off 1 use and take + 1 forward. On a 10 +, he's as good as new. On a 7-9, he'll get along ok but choose 1 extra weakness that remains until [B]you can spend a day doing nothing but resting in comfort and safety (Recover)[/B]: * hobbled * forgetful * sickened[/sblock] Of note, this is neither a safe nor comfortable place. You cannot [B]Recover [/B]here. However, you can [B]Make Camp[/B] and you don't have to [B]Take Watch[/B]. Additionally, your conditions are such that you can also use the [B]Bolster[/B] move for an hour here while you settle in. Finally, this is certainly a place where you can use our [B]Salvage [/B]Move: [sblock]Salvage When you [B]search for stuff you need in a place that just might have it[/B], roll + Int. On a 10 +, you gain 3 hold. On a 7-9, you gain 1 hold but your search also turns up something you wish you hadn't found. Your GM will tell you what. Spend hold 1 for 1: * 1 use of Adventuring Gear * 1 use of Dungeon Rations * 1 Ammo[/sblock] However, regardless of whatever you guys do this evening, the storm that you guys were able to skirt has changed course to a northerly track. Its coming in and its coming in fast and its coming in hard. This is going to be a major blizzard with serious "lake snow effect." You better batten down the hatches or get the hell out of dodge. You guys aren't going to have a ton of time to accomplish a lot of things. You have perhaps an hour before its upon you so whatever you're going to do you better spend your time expeditiously and you better get moving. Oh, and you guys can certainly read each others lips and hear just enough of your voices when you're face to face that you're fine to communicate at that distance. Any distance beyond that, and you cannot hear each other or effectively communicate. [/QUOTE]

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