an invisible entrance only the caster can open/close, a bunch of servants, a floor (and wall equivalents)that keeps out burrowing & incorporeal creatures, the privacy of having differing rooms when needed?
Level Up (A5E) Magnificent Mansion: No Haven or Supply
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ElliottBalding
Explorer
sounds like a haven to me. Tiny hut doesn't stop creature's entering it
You need to do something about all of that extradimensional radiation & such to turn it into a haven
ElliottBalding
Explorer
That seems totally fair. I could understand it not giving supply. It's the haven part that I am struggling with. Thanks for the honesty
Satirical Bard
Explorer
Oh wow I missed that Tiny Hut costs 200gp a pop! You guys really hated that spell, huh.
ElliottBalding
Explorer
Lol that would be a weird but cool bit of worldbuilding I could get behindYou need to do something about all of that extradimensional radiation & such to turn it into a haven
Satirical Bard
Explorer
Agree with this. How is a Tiny Hut a haven when monsters can walk right in? I don't understand.
MarkB
Legend
I like the concept of journey rules, but making them nigh-impervious to even high-level magical assistance does start to make the whole concept feel rather forced.
Gandalf had to light campfires with the best of them!
But more seriously -- if the journey rules just disappear after a certain level, it makes them very limited. D&D just isn't set up for it. Ether you change D&D or you don't have journey rules, unfortunately.
It's also about the environment scaling. If I were running the game and 20th level characters were journeying to the next village, I would handwave it. If they were on the 7th layer of the frigid abyss, I would use the journey rules. When doing the latter, I want the rules to support me. When doing the former, I don't need rules.
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