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>How much rope is too much rope?
Does your GM actually pay attention to encumberance rules?
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If the rope is preventing you from wearing armor, carrying weapons, or any useful item your character should have, it's too much.
this is the dungeon in hex M43
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Which hexcrawl rules is that a cheat sheet for?
Question. If I'm planning an underwater adventure (retrieving treasure from a sunken ship) using magical means to breathe underwater, would it be a good idea to introduce rules for the bends? Or would that be a complication too far?