08-14-2020, 03:41 PM
TRAVEL
Basic travel: Characters can walk a maximal distance, based on race, in a day moving at a constant pace without incurring fatigue penalties. "A day" is considered a total of 10 hours travel, whether continuous or broken by rests, in a 24-hour period separated by sleep. The pace can be doubled as long as the distance/time limits are not exceeded.
Forced March: Increase the distance traveled in a day by 50%, either by moving more quickly or by travelling more than 10 hours. Incurs fatigue.
Humans - 20 miles
Dwarves - 15 miles
Elves - 12 miles
Orcs - 30 miles
Gnomes - 7 miles
Radiants - 30 miles
MOUNTS
Horse, Draft - 20 miles
Horse, Riding - 20 miles
Horse, Sea, Giant - 0 miles
Horse, War - 15 miles
Pony - 15 miles
Ass - 12 miles
Burro - 10 miles
Camel - 30 miles*
Elephant - 10 miles
Hinny/Mule - 17 miles
Zebra - 15 miles
Zebroid - **
*Both Bactrian and Dromedary, suffers no penalty in desert terrain
**The greater value between the sire and dam
TERRAIN MODIFIERS
Bog/Marsh/Swamp -90%
Broken Terrain -50%
City --
Desert -40%
Forest -50%
Grassland/Prairie/Savanna --
Hills -30%
Ice -70%
Jungle -80%
Maintained Trail/Road +25%
Mountain -90%
Muddy Ground -20%
Snowy Ground* -20%
Woods -30%
*penalty for every full foot depth
WEATHER
Inclement weather induce and affect fatigue. The number of Turns a character can travel before fatigue is incurred is reduced by the amount indicated, rounded up. Use applicable modifiers. Example, a character whose |Stamina| = 10 walking in a drizzle with high winds causes fatigue reduction in (10 x ⅘ x ⅔) 6 Turns.
Weather Affects
Extreme Cold (0°F/-15°C)* - ½
Extreme Heat (100°F/40°C)* - ½
High Winds (20-40 mph)** - ⅔
Gale Winds (41-80 mph)** - ½
Hurricane (81+ mph)** - ¼
Hail - ½
Rain, Drizzle - ⅘
Rain - ¾
Sleet - ½
Snowfall - ⅘
*Assumes the character is dressed appropriately for temperatures outside moderate temperatures of 50°-80°F (10°-30°C). If not, use ¼ for the ranges above and ½ for non-moderate temps.
**No, the values do not comport to the Beaufort scale.
Basic travel: Characters can walk a maximal distance, based on race, in a day moving at a constant pace without incurring fatigue penalties. "A day" is considered a total of 10 hours travel, whether continuous or broken by rests, in a 24-hour period separated by sleep. The pace can be doubled as long as the distance/time limits are not exceeded.
Forced March: Increase the distance traveled in a day by 50%, either by moving more quickly or by travelling more than 10 hours. Incurs fatigue.
Humans - 20 miles
Dwarves - 15 miles
Elves - 12 miles
Orcs - 30 miles
Gnomes - 7 miles
Radiants - 30 miles
MOUNTS
Horse, Draft - 20 miles
Horse, Riding - 20 miles
Horse, Sea, Giant - 0 miles
Horse, War - 15 miles
Pony - 15 miles
Ass - 12 miles
Burro - 10 miles
Camel - 30 miles*
Elephant - 10 miles
Hinny/Mule - 17 miles
Zebra - 15 miles
Zebroid - **
*Both Bactrian and Dromedary, suffers no penalty in desert terrain
**The greater value between the sire and dam
TERRAIN MODIFIERS
Bog/Marsh/Swamp -90%
Broken Terrain -50%
City --
Desert -40%
Forest -50%
Grassland/Prairie/Savanna --
Hills -30%
Ice -70%
Jungle -80%
Maintained Trail/Road +25%
Mountain -90%
Muddy Ground -20%
Snowy Ground* -20%
Woods -30%
*penalty for every full foot depth
WEATHER
Inclement weather induce and affect fatigue. The number of Turns a character can travel before fatigue is incurred is reduced by the amount indicated, rounded up. Use applicable modifiers. Example, a character whose |Stamina| = 10 walking in a drizzle with high winds causes fatigue reduction in (10 x ⅘ x ⅔) 6 Turns.
Weather Affects
Extreme Cold (0°F/-15°C)* - ½
Extreme Heat (100°F/40°C)* - ½
High Winds (20-40 mph)** - ⅔
Gale Winds (41-80 mph)** - ½
Hurricane (81+ mph)** - ¼
Hail - ½
Rain, Drizzle - ⅘
Rain - ¾
Sleet - ½
Snowfall - ⅘
*Assumes the character is dressed appropriately for temperatures outside moderate temperatures of 50°-80°F (10°-30°C). If not, use ¼ for the ranges above and ½ for non-moderate temps.
**No, the values do not comport to the Beaufort scale.
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