Wayfinder’s Instincts
WaterDescrição
Survival in a marginal environment means making oneself aware of the subtlest details in the area. A desert guide on the Sand Road or an Ujik nomad in the steppe can find minute traces of water, tracks upon shifting sand, or signs of a nearby outcropping that can provide shelter from the cutting winds.
Regras
- Ativação
As a downtime activity, you may make a TN 2 Survival (Water) check to seek one of the crucial resources for survival. If you are on the ocean, use Seafaring instead of Survival.
- Efeitos
If you succeed, choose one of the following key resources: potable water, food, or shelter. You come upon a sign of the nearest source of that resource, and you are able to determine the direction you must travel to reach it.
Novas oportunidades
- : If you succeed, you are able to determine the distance (in days journeyed) to the resource.
- : Reduce the TN of any checks you make using the Survey approach by 1. This effect persists until the end of the next scene.
Texto do livro
Children of the Five Winds · CHAPTER 2: THE BLESSINGS OF THE SANDS › New Techniques › New Rituals · p. 112
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Survival in a marginal environment means making oneself aware of the subtlest details in the area. A desert guide on the Sand Road or an Ujik nomad in the steppe can find minute traces of water, tracks upon shifting sand, or signs of a nearby outcropping that can provide shelter from the cutting winds.
Activation: As a downtime activity, you may make a TN 2 Survival (Water) check to seek one of the crucial resources for survival. If you are on the ocean, use Seafaring instead of Survival.
Effects: If you succeed, choose one of the following key resources: potable water, food, or shelter. You come upon a sign of the nearest source of that resource, and you are able to determine the direction you must travel to reach it.
New Opportunities
: If you succeed, you are able to determine the distance (in days journeyed) to the resource.
: Reduce the TN of any checks you make using the Survey approach by 1. This effect persists until the end of the next scene.