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...the work you can normally manage in any given day. Beyond that, I make a malady check, because you’re getting tired and prone to making mistakes. ...ing time today to get to the fork; that’s one extra hour, which means a 2% malady check to everyone in the party. I point out that just such a check almost

...the 10th of July. It is pouring rain. Nadia shrugs. She got you here. Malady checks come to naught. Embla’s parents will put you up for the night if ...means the traditional weight of the weapon. So a 6 lb. long sword on the table would need six days of working to make, plus the six lead up. But if you a

...at. I'm sure we could easily come to a consensus in mere minutes at a live table. ...nd each first time usually takes about 60-90 minutes of real time around a table. The stakes are very high, you see.

...purchases, your equipment and the six new people. I’ll add weight to the table. ...f action. We all know how much Pandred enjoys swimming, and if it comes to malady checks that's about a 20% chance that someone in the group will have a prob

...the [https://tao-dndwiki.blogspot.com/search?q=Malady+Check Malady Checks table], still on the old wiki. 64 indicates that Pandred slips and falls, sufferi

...dungeon, cook your food in the morning and at night so you’re not risking malady checks when you come in tired; buy additional healing salves, improve your '''The DM:''' Lexent, in reworking the pricing table, I found many, many errors. So yes, please keep bringing these up. Let m