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Wilderness Survival Guide

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In this supplement you will find some extra rules for harvesting creatures, collecting minerals and a simple alchemy system for brewing potions and bombs, new equipment for surviving in the wilderness, a few magic items and more. For DMs, you will find a section with various guidelines and survival considerations and some environmental hazards!

Contents:

  • Harvesting creatures: A simple way to harvest creature parts to use them.

  • Extracting minerals and other resources: A player want's to collect some mithril to create an armor with that? no problem!

  • Plant gathering and alchemy system: A simple way to gather plants for alchemical purposes

  • Crafting and special materials: An easy way to use the harvested creatures parts and extracted resources to make new pieces of equipment.

  • Armor, weapons and equipment: Expanding the equipment for characters (also new magic items!)

  • Feats related to surviving in the wilderness, collecting materials, crafting and alchemy.

  • Dangers of the Wild: New environmental hazards ready for use in your campaigns! (also some simple guidelines and survival considerations for specific terrains)

Check the newest, updated and expanded version of this supplement: City and Wild

City and Wild (Expanded version of the Wilderness Survival Guide)

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Joshua I December 15, 2022 7:38 pm UTC
Does City and Wild completely replace this?
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Ignacio P December 18, 2022 12:28 am UTC
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Mostly yes, there might be some rules or systems that are a bit different between brews, so feel free to check them both and see which one fits your need :)
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Eric W April 24, 2019 2:27 pm UTC
In the crafting section, I see a specific measure of how to use units to create items of special materials, but I don't see an outline discussing common items. Am i just missing it? for instance, if i have 4 units of hide harvested from a common animal, how many units does it take to create one set of common armor? does it still use the same measurements as special items?
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Ignacio P April 26, 2019 4:24 pm UTC
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Both common and special-material items use the same amount of units for creating them (unless the DM says the contrary). Still, I recommend you to check the City and Wild document I've created because that one have the most updated and balanced version of everything in this homebrew.
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Justin H November 08, 2018 7:13 pm UTC
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We featured this awesome product on our show this week! Thanks for such a wonderful tool Aeron! You can listen to our discussion about it here! https://www.critacademy.com/single-post/2018/11/07/Episode-98-Wilderness-Survival-Guide
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Haydn S June 12, 2018 8:26 pm UTC
This may be a dumb noob Q, but I'm new enough to AL to need to ask: are the items and rules in this guide OK to use for an Adventurer's League character--or is using them forbidden?
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Ignacio P June 13, 2018 12:05 am UTC
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Since this ruleset is not official nor asociated with the Adventurer's League, I think you can't use these. You can read more about these in the official WOTC link: http://dnd.wizards.com/playevents/organized-play
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Haydn S June 14, 2018 10:53 am UTC
Thanks!
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Johnathan P November 08, 2017 12:07 pm UTC
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Really cool guide. Just noticed though it looks like there is a typo on the gauntlet description. Says Prize where im guessing you meant price.
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Ignacio P November 08, 2017 3:03 pm UTC
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you're correct! I've fixed it some weeks ago but I havent updated this file yet, since I'm working on the expanded and reorganized version of this sourcebook :)

thanks!
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Matt F April 24, 2019 1:03 am UTC
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Did you ever upload a reorganized version?
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Ignacio P April 26, 2019 4:22 pm UTC
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Most of the content of this homebrew is now included in the City and Wild supplement I've created, which you can find it here in DMSguild as PWYW, so feel free to check it out that homebrew. There're some rules and guidelines that were changed due balancing, so make sure you check if anything changed.
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Toby B September 11, 2017 11:20 am UTC
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As you state: "Special thanks to /u/calculuschild, since he gave me permission to use his "Alchemist's Supplies" as base for the alchemy system on this guide" Would be nice if you had included a link either in the description or the document itself.
Also the document as a whole is great but the actual alchemy section feels underwhelming, lots of detail on where to collect and how but the actual potions crafting provided a limited list of potions/effects
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Ignacio P September 11, 2017 3:50 pm UTC
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I'll add the link on that description. In the meantime, here's the link of it: https://www.reddit.com/r/boh5e/comments/5mfs2g/simple_alchemy_by_ucalculuschild/

For the potions, I'm currently working on expanding a bit more by dividing the effects in sections based on the artisans tools you use: alchemist tools for bombs, herbalism kit for potions and poisoner's kit poisons, and I'll see if its viable to make a more modular system rather than fixed effects.

thanks for the reply!

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Augusto R September 09, 2017 10:29 pm UTC
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You stole my idea :p
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