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Hello! First I want to say that this setting is interesting and the game concept is fantastic.

I did watch a few youtubers try it and love it, but there was a common question they had that hasn't seemed to be answered yet. In Ocean Exploration it shows that you do steps 1-4 at the start of the day and then repeat 5 until you go through all of your shifts. 

Step 2 is checking the hex type and 3 is whats there essentially. These steps appear before actually acting in the day and deciding what you are doing for your shifts. This seems to imply that when you move to another hex (as you only do this actively in step 5), you don't check what it is until the following day.

In an unpopulated hex map, with a slow raft at the beginning of your adventure, this seems fine as you are probably only exploring a hex a day, but when you get a faster ship or decide to double time it and move more than once in a given day, it can leave empty hexes between discovery points.

Was this intended? If it is, I assume its because it takes the idea of your character(s) actually properly exploring their surroundings instead of just hoofing it through?

Yes, it was intended, as you mention it represents your character just going through hexes at a faster rate, without really checking anything about them.

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Thanks for your quick reply. A few content creators mentioned how weird it seemed and it kinda made me unsure when I was reading through it.

Thank you so much for the clarification. ^_^

Just one more since an interesting thought popped up. Is it on purpose that the summoning spells don't mention what happens to the summoned creature after the spell expires? Do they go away... or do you now have uncontrolled, angry elementals or demons on your hands?

The Summon Elemental spell's fluff is a little ominous, describing how it doesn't like being controlled, and the strict letter of Summon Minor Demon basically says that you control it for the spell duration... but doesn't say what happens after.

I actually haven't thought of that, but the only thing that would actually fit the setting would be for you to end up with an out of control summoned creature. So you better get out of there once the spell's over!

Either get gone, send it away, or go the devil route and get it to "give" its corpse to you. Regardless, not fighting one even if I have magic weapons to actually damage the thing! Both elementals and demons are very scary for a solo like me. No wonder the spells take so long to cast.