Survival

Hazards
mod	hazard	equipment to mitigate (cancel)
mod	hazard	hiking	camping	sleeping
-1 to -5	Wind	clothing	campsite	shelter
-1 to -5	Precipitation (Rain, snow, sleet, etc.)	rain gear	dining fly	shelter
-1 to -3	Ground (Brambles, ice, snow, etc.)	foot gear	foot gear	(na)

Temperature (°F)	Clothing^				Sleeping gear				Shelter
Temperature (°F)	Summer	Ordinary	Winter	Arctic	Sheet	Blanket	Winter bag	Arctic bag	(nothing)	tent	Winter tent	Arctic tent
121-150	-(3+enc)	-(3+enc)	-(4+enc)**	-(5+enc)**	~	-2**	-3**	-4**	~	-2**	-3**	-4**
91-120	-(2+enc)	-(2+enc)	-(3+enc)**	-(4+enc}**	~	-1**	-2**	-3**	~	-1**	-2**	-3**
81-90	-(1+enc)	-(1+enc)	-(2+enc)**	-(3+enc)**	~	~	-1**	-2**	~	~	-1**	-2**
71-80	~	~	-(1+enc)**	-(2+enc)**	~	~	~	-1**	~	~	~	-1**
51-70	-1	~	~	-(1+enc)**	-1	~	~	~	-1	~	~	~
35-50	-2	-1	~	~	-2	-1	~	~	-2	-1	~	~
0-34	-3	-2	-1	~	-3*	-2	-1	~	-3*	-2	-1	~
<0	-4	-3	-2	-1	-4*	-3*	-2	-1	-4*	-3*	-2	-1

^ The rates under Clothing are rates per hr at which you lose FP while hiking
* See 'Cold' pgB430
** These mods ares for when you are trapped in this condition. Normally you would take off your Winter clothes (Winter clothes they become encumbrance), get out of the bedroll/tent to compensate for warm weather.
Clothing: see B265 for wt and cost. good/fine quality rarely weighs less, it just lasts longer and looks better
good (+1, x5 cost) and fine (+2, x20 cost) quality
- may weigh less
- is more durable
- is easier to assemble/disassemble (in the case of tents), hence the bonus
see the Camping and Survival Gear for specifics