Pathfinding I (sage ability) - Revision history

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'''Pathfinding I''' is an [[Knowledge Points|amateur]]-status [[Sage Ability|sage ability]] in the [[Sage Study|study]] of [[Scouting (sage study)|Scouting]] which reduces the necessity for backtracking in order to find the best route through an untracked wilderness, saving travel time. The character will detect from the lay of the land the best way to go when attempting to cross a valley, desert or river, climb towards a mountain pass or to a high point, circumnavigate a large feature or otherwise avoid treacherous ground.

The skill does not allow any special bonuses when passing over treacherous ground (bonuses to saving throws or knowing precisely where to place one's steps) — for that, see [[Pathfinding II (sage ability)|Pathfinding II]].

The skill improves the amount of distance the ranger (and associated party) can travel in the space of a day by 40%. Therefore, if a party would normally move overland at a distance of five miles per day, this level of skill would enable a distance of 7 miles.

An additional skill associated with pathfinding is the ability to identify a place — presuming it exists — where [[Rest (healing)|rest]] can be obtained in the wilderness. This will be a place with soft, dry ground, a minimum of dangerous wildlife, reasonably fresh water and retreat from harsh winds or exposure.

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	An additional skill associated with pathfinding is the ability to identify a place — presuming it exists — where [[Rest (healing)\|rest]] can be obtained in the wilderness. This will be a place with soft, dry ground, a minimum of dangerous wildlife, reasonably fresh water and retreat from harsh winds or exposure.		An additional skill associated with pathfinding is the ability to identify a place — presuming it exists — where [[Rest (healing)\|rest]] can be obtained in the wilderness. This will be a place with soft, dry ground, a minimum of dangerous wildlife, reasonably fresh water and retreat from harsh winds or exposure.
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	'''Pathfinding I''' is an [[Knowledge Points\|amateur]]-status [[Sage Ability\|sage ability]] in the [[Sage Study\|study]] of [[Scouting (sage study)\|Scouting]] which reduces the necessity for backtracking in order to find the best route through an untracked wilderness, saving travel time. The character will detect from the lay of the land the best way to go when attempting to cross a valley, desert or river, climb towards a mountain pass or to a high point, circumnavigate a large feature or otherwise avoid treacherous ground.		'''Pathfinding I''' is an [[Knowledge Points\|amateur]]-status [[Sage Ability\|sage ability]] in the [[Sage Study\|study]] of [[Scouting (sage study)\|Scouting]] which reduces the necessity for backtracking in order to find the best route through an untracked wilderness, saving travel time. The character will detect from the lay of the land the best way to go when attempting to cross a valley, desert or river, climb towards a mountain pass or to a high point, circumnavigate a large feature or otherwise avoid treacherous ground.
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	The skill does not allow any special bonuses when passing over treacherous ground (bonuses to saving throws or knowing precisely where to place one's steps) — for that, see [[Pathfinding II (sage ability)\|Pathfinding II]].		The skill does not allow any special bonuses when passing over treacherous ground (bonuses to saving throws or knowing precisely where to place one's steps) — for that, see [[Pathfinding II (sage ability)\|Pathfinding II]].

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 The skill does not allow any special bonuses when passing over treacherous ground (bonuses to saving throws or knowing precisely where to place one's steps) — for that, see [[Pathfinding II (sage ability)|Pathfinding II]].
-The skill improves the amount of distance the ranger (and associated party) can travel in the space of a day by 40%. Therefore, if a party would normally move overland at a distance of five miles per day, this level of skill would enable a distance of 7 miles.
+The skill improves the amount of distance the character (and associated party) can travel through wilderness, in the space of a day, by 40%. Therefore, if a party would normally move overland at a distance of five miles per day, this level of skill would enable a distance of 7 miles.
 An additional skill associated with pathfinding is the ability to identify a place — presuming it exists — where [[Rest (healing)|rest]] can be obtained in the wilderness. This will be a place with soft, dry ground, a minimum of dangerous wildlife, reasonably fresh water and retreat from harsh winds or exposure.
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