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Im looking for 3 brave souls to embark on the journey that is Rise Of The Runelords. To make the game challenging, only core rules characters are allowed. Let me reiterate...core rules characters only. Ive played the ap before with core rules only and my players said it was fun.
The game will be played every Sunday from noon until 5pm, est.


I can't seem to find any rules concerning the effect of weather conditions would have on overland movement rates. Surely, if you're out on the trail and it's been raining for a few hours, the ground is going to be muddy and slow movement, right? Anyone have the rules for this?


I can't seem to find a concrete ruling on this. A dwarven wizard with dwarven weapon proficiency uses a battleaxe. But!! The battleaxe is a martial weapon, which a wizard is not proficient with. Does race trump class or vice versa?


On roll20, the northeast Varisia map has no scale measurement. I've found two conflicting maps online. One says 1 inch = 1 mile. The other says 1 inch = 8 miles. According to the pdf of ROtR, the map for Xin Shalast is 1 square = 750 feet. If you compare that measurement to the Varisia map, neither Varisia measuerment is correct. Does anyone know the exact scale measurement of the northeast Varisia map?
Also, the Xin Shalast map scale I think is wrong. In the adventure, it says the Golden Road is 100 feet wide but the map scale says 1 square = 750 feet. The map clearly shows the Golden Road, and it is way more than 100 feet wide.
Could someone please tell me the correct scales for these maps?


On roll20, the northeast Varisia map has no distance measure. I've found two conflicting maps online. One says 1 inch = 1 mile. The other says 1 inch = 8 miles. According to the pdf of ROtR, the map for Xin Shalast is 1 square = 750 feet. If you compare that measurement to the varisia map, neither varisia measuerment is correct. Does anyone know the exact size measurement of the northeast Varisia map?