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Message: <blockquote data-quote="takyris" data-source="post: 759027" data-attributes="member: 5171">I know this is just an honest disagreement, but I feel like I have to keep picking this like a scab.Hong, the heavy slicker wasn't useless.  The heavy rain slicker would most likely be the difference between lasting long enough to get to or build a shelter.Now, granted, the Call, as I thought about it, results in party split-ups, so for that reason, it's gone.  But in terms of hurting the party... it doesn't.  Any table I made for "When Call hits PCs" wouldn't involve them dying.  Worst case, and let's say that we rule that PCs always stay together, they get introduced to a new plot hook by finding themselves somewhere new.  And all their enemies are also affected, so there's little chance that someone is going to get the drop on them this way.My assertion is that if I can make the effect of the Call like the effect of gravity -- a common effect that could conceivably damage someone who wasn't prepared but is not generally lethal -- then it wouldn't be unfair.Your assertion is either that a) I can't do that, or b) That even if I DO succeed in making it an environmental hazard, I should give the PCs saves.  Is this more or less correct?  I'm not judging this assertion -- I'm thinking about it, and I want to make sure I have it right.-Tacky</blockquote>