TRAVEL RULES:SPEEDDISTANCE TRAVELLEDTRAVEL CHECK DCCON SAVE/HOUR

Very Slow10 mpd, 1.5 mph-4None

Slow15 mpd, 2 mph -2None

Average20 mpd, 2.5 mph+/- 0None

Fast25 mpd, 3 mph+2DC 10 (+1 Per Hour)

Very Fast30 mpd, 3.5 mph+4DC 12 (+2 Per Hour)

MountsIf every member of the party is mounted on a creature with a speed of 40ft or more, the party may use the following table instead. In this case, the mount is the one to make any required Con Save.SPEEDDISTANCE TRAVELLEDTRAVEL CHECK DCCON SAVE

Very Slow10 mpd, 1.5 mph-4None

Slow15 mpd, 2 mph -2None

Average20 mpd, 2.5 mph+/- 0None

Fast25 mpd, 3 mph+2None

Very Fast30 mpd, 3.5 mph+4DC 10 Each Hour

Full Trot60 mpd, 7 mph+8DC 12 (+1 Per Hour)

Travel Checks:JOBDUTYDCRELATED SKILLS

GuideKeep on Track.10History, Survival

LookoutWatch for threats.*Perception

ScoutScout ahead.15Perception, Search

HuntsmanFind food.10Survival, Nature

Guide: On a success, the party continues traveling in the right direction. On a failure, the party gets off-course. They will not know they are off course until they pass a Guide check. On a natural 20, the party gains an extra 10 miles of travel because of an excellent route.Lookout: The lookouts roll becomes the partys Perception for the day. On a natural 20, the lookout notices something of his or her choice in the distance.Scout: If the scout succeeds, the party finds something of the scouts choice. On a natural 20, the Scout and another party member of their choice find something.Huntsman: If the Huntsman succeeds, they find enough food for a number of people equal to their check-6 for one day. On a natural 20, the Huntsman finds enough food for everyone in the group.

VariablesVARIABLEDCAFFECTS:

On a Road-2Guide, Lookout, Scout

Rough Terrain (Hills, Forest, etc)+2Guide, Scout

Deadly Terrain (Mountains, etc)+4Guide, Scout

Previously Travelled Area-2Guide

Bad Weather+2All

Extreme Weather+4All

Exhaustion+2 Per Exhaustion LevelAll

Rare Food (Desert, Ocean)+4Huntsman

Scarce Food (Plains, Tundra)+2Huntsman

Plentiful Food (Forest)-2Huntsman

Abundant Food (Jungle, Oasis)-4Huntsman

Extra Travelers+1 Per Person in Group over 4Huntsman

Basic Rules:On any given day of travel, it is assumed the party is traveling for 8 hours during that day, using the other 8 waking hours to eat, set up and tear down camp, rest, and engage in other necessary activities. If they decide to travel more than 8 hours, they enter into a Forced March. If they choose to do so, they must begin to take Constitution Saves as if they were travelling at a very Fast Pace, taking a Level of Exhaustion if they fail.At the beginning of the day, the party must choose a speed for that day. Next, each member of the group may take on a role, and roll a check accordingly, factoring in variables to the DC. Every day, someone must be designated as the Guide. Every other role is optional, and no role can be filled by more than one person, though one additional person may assist with each role, granting the primary character advantage on their check.If the group is travelling at a quick pace, they might be required to roll a Constitution Save each hour. If they fail one of these saves, they gain a level of Exhaustion. A level of Exhaustion can also be gained by failing to eat for a day, missing the benefits of a Long Rest at the end of the day, or various other means.

Random Encounters:Twice every 24 hours (usually once while travelling and once while resting), the DM will roll a d20. On a 1-10, nothing happens. 11-16, the DM will generate a Random Encounter. 17+, the DM will generate a Combat Encounter.