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Parched
Status Effect
When 
Hunger and Thirst mechanics are enabled by the GM, characters must drink to avoid becoming 
Parched.
Players need to consume drinks that replenish their 
Creature Size and Hunger and Thirst Meters, with the required amounts varying based on creature size.
- When a player's thirst meter drops to 20%, they are considered
Thirsty. - When the thirst meter reaches 0%, they are considered Parched.
Parched players become 
Exhausted and gain a stack of 
Maimed.
- Each day while Parched, they must make a DC10
Fortitude 
Contesting Roll (typically at DIS due to being Exhausted). - Failing the Contesting Roll results in an additional stack of Maimed.
- This is implemented through
Dying from Thirst - Once a character accumulates 10 stacks of Maimed, they die.
