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Message: <blockquote data-quote="mrpopstar" data-source="post: 8372112" data-attributes="member: 25352">A waterskin carries 4 pints of liquid. That's half a day's water for a medium creature. Running low on water is literally the most efficient way to start racking up levels of exhaustion.Unless your Dungeon Master has stocked the dungeon or wilderness with a barrel or small cask, create water isn't going to be much use as you need an open container that can accommodate at least 4 gallons if you want to supply the average party with a day's worth of water.You need to have either a cleric or a druid in your party to even consider the option. Not every party has one of those, and unless you're entering into a situation where they can anticipate having to prepare the spell, they're not going to do so until after everyone has faced a Medium DC skill check to try and avoid their first level of exhaustion.You need to have either a druid or ranger in your party to even consider the goodberry option. Not every party has one of those.You need to have either a cleric or paladin in your party to even consider the create food and water option. Not every party has one of those, they need to be at least 5th level to cast it, and unless you're entering into a situation where they can anticipate having to prepare the spell, they're not going to do so until after everyone has faced a Medium DC skill check to try and avoid their first level of exhaustion.You need to have either a cleric, druid, or paladin in your party to even consider purify food and drink, which does not let you eat or drink pretty much anything, it lets you eat or drink food and drink without fear of being poisoned or being infected with a disease.It's easy to pose solutions for things in a vacuum without having to account for the details.</blockquote>

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