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Otherwise, you have several options:
- level up adventures yourself to the required crafting recipe;
- you can often find pottery workshops among elves and buy/steal jugs;
- you can order a barrel from a carpenter (it is much heavier than waterskin, but it can also contain much more water);
- tavern holders usually know how to craft waterskin;
- you can travel along rivers so that the character can automatically drink (or visit cells with rivers and drink manually, including this is relevant if you have a fishing rod - fishing is a simple and accessible source of food)...
In general, there are quite a few ways to solve your problem.))
In case you didn't know, planned routes distance limit is based on levels of dehydration, you're only stuck if you reach the final level 4 at which point it's over unless there's a miraculous water point on your current zone
So before that you can trace 3 full paths before you're fully dehydrated, that's plenty of distance you can travel without a waterskin
Adventure is very easy to level up, in my opinion if you're looking to optimize, you're better off not picking it as a starter skill