It deals very little damage, but you won't be able to dodge incoming attacks until you break out of their hold, and can't use your knife to free yourself!

We assembled, installed, converted, and removed these tents from our test truck for several months, camping at destinations from the foothills of California, up over the Sierra Nevada mountain range, across the Great Basin, and into Southern Utah. We are big fans of the three-sided zipper cover system that the Autana 3, Kukenham 3, Explorer Ayer 2, and Foothill all use.

The inner poles also need to be extended while converting from travel to camping mode and collapsed when converting them back.

As you enter the mysterious home, you’ll hear an ominous banging - but it’s not what you might think. We were also pleased to find out that the mounting tracks come installed on the tent floor right out of the box, so you can put it straight onto your vehicle in a matter of seconds and have it attached in a matter of minutes with the included ratcheting wrench.Additionally, this model uses ripstop-coated rubber for the cover, and the cover zips all the way around the platform without the use of straps. In that case, check out the Roofnest Sparrow EYE, which has ample cargo space plus a weather-resistant pouch outfitted on the top. This tent includes some subtle yet great design features that improve user experience, like the sturdy straps that hold the cover up when you're in camping mode or the internal bungee system that assists in folding the canopy when you're converting to travel mode. However, you’ll likely want to avoid the upper northeast part of the village as the small huts here are cramped and offer no easy escape routes.