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ID: 338528
No. 1464
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I can't remember for sure if you need food/water (I don't have my rulebook and I haven't played it in a while), but generally they shouldn't be all that important, just like in video games. After all you're playing HIGH ADVENTURE, not pastry chef unless your playing a pastry chef
In any case if your DM says not to worry about food then just don't worry, the rules to DnD are flexible and they won't punish you if your DM won't. In a seige, maybe, but he'll need to clarify that his rules are coming into effect. Ammo, though, is always finite, as you can see on your character sheet, just cross one of the markers off whenever you fire a bolt/arrow
Lets see...
Grids really aren't that big of a deal; generally they're just there so you can remember your relative distance as compared to your foe, as well as any obstacles that penalize your attacks for obstruct your view. But if you're going to be doing a lot of fighting in exotic places, then really should use one, and I recommend try find yourself one of these:
http://www.chessex.com/mats/Battlemats_Megamats.htm
They're discontinued but they're reusable and you can just wipe it clean when you're done, or you can grab some crosshatch posterboard from your local art shops, I dunno.
If all else fails just have your DM keep track of everyone's position using Microsoft Excel
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