dnd/deadsands/content/locations/gopher-gulch.md

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Gopher Gulch	published	evilchili	region	2022-08-07 13:38:52.296672	region	True	/images/overland/gopher_gulch_thumb.png		name size terrain dm_notes skills cr encounters weather regional_effects forage_table Gopher Gulch 30 difficult DC 17 perception check to notice the rolling cacti are attracted to the party. Travel Forage Track Evade Survey DC Notes 15 DC Notes 18 DC Notes 19 no shelter DC Notes 19 DC Notes 14 4 d1-d2 d3-d10 d11-d15 d15-d20 Difficulty Dangerous Difficulty Deadly Difficulty Easy Difficulty None d1-d2 d3 d4 d5 d6-d7 d8 Description Effect Rarity Clear Skies No effect Common Description Effect Rarity Ghostly Wailing Disadvantage on CON checks for concentration checks Uncommon Description Effect Rarity Glowing Dust Storm Disadvantge on WIS checks and saves Uncommon Description Effect Rarity Oppressive Quiet Silence beyond 20ft; disadvantage on WIS checks involving sound Uncommon Description Effect Rarity Sand Storm Heavily obscured; visibility 5ft, disadvantage on WIS (Perception) checks and INT (Investigation) checks Uncommon Description Effect Rarity Inverted Bubble Rain No effect Weird Nightvision not functional Rolling Cacti attracted to movement d1-d3 d4 d5-d8 Name Description Rarity Value Gulch Thistle A thistle with pink globular flowers. Commonly found in dried riverbeds. Common 1 GP Name Description Rarity Value Badberry Plant A flowering shrub with bright red, poisonous berries. 1pt poison damage if ingested. Common 1 GP Name Description Rarity Value Globe Cactus A globular cactus. 1 gallon of water can be harvested from 10 cacti. Common 5 GP

Gopher Gulch emerges from the southern edge of Dust River Canyon and turns east towards the rocky foothills at the base of the eastern range of Hoard's Vault. Heavy irregular stone cover the shallow riverbed which traverses a barren plain of cracked, broken ground. Shrub and small plants dot the area, but the most prominent flora is the Rolling Catci -- an odd species of globular cactus that rolls and bounces freely, pushed about by the desert winds.

Leads to Dust River Canyon.