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| ====== Travel ====== | ====== Travel ====== | ||
| - | The travels is determined in days of travels between to points. In basic pace, a group of walking player travel one day worth of travel during 8h (which is the common distance between two villages). They can decide in which pace they travel. The players need to eat to regain their energy and to sleep in a camp. | + | The travels is determined in days of travels between to points. In basic pace on a good road, a group of walking player travel one day worth of travel during 8 hours (approximately 30 miles). They can decide in which pace they travel. The players need to eat and sleep to regain their <color #fee600>Energy</color>(([[https://theangrygm.com/getting-there-is-half-the-fun/|https://theangrygm.com/getting-there-is-half-the-fun/]])). |
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| + | ===== Pace ===== | ||
| + | <WRAP tablewith = 100%> | ||
| + | ^ Pace ^ Speed ^ Foraging ^ Detection ^ Stealth ^ <color #fee600>Energy</color> ^ | ||
| + | | Slow pace | 66% | | +3 | +3 | 6 | | ||
| + | | Basic pace | 100% | -2 | | | 9 | | ||
| + | | Fast pace | 133% | -4 | -3 | -3 | 12 | | ||
| + | </WRAP> | ||
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| + | ==== Foraging ==== | ||
| + | By actively doing foraging (<color #ff9900>Perception</color> test) the player can find food. | ||
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| + | ==== Detection ==== | ||
| + | Players can passively detect an encounter (<color #ff9900>Perception</color> test). | ||
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| + | ==== Stealth ==== | ||
| + | Difficulty for others to detect (<color #ff9900>Perception</color> test) the group of players. | ||
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| + | ===== Encounters ===== | ||
| There are three types of possible encounters: | There are three types of possible encounters: | ||
| - | Dangerous: the level of menace of an area decide if you will find dangerous monster or deadly traps | + | === Dangerous Encounters === |
| - | 1: safe | + | The level of menace of an area decide if you will find dangerous monster or deadly traps |
| - | 2: dangerous frontier | + | - safe |
| - | 3: enemy territory | + | - dangerous frontier |
| - | 4: regularly patrolled, extremely hostile territory | + | - enemy territory |
| - | 5: filled with monsters that are actively trying to destroy all intruders and can detect the intruders with supernatural means | + | - regularly patrolled, extremely hostile territory |
| + | - filled with monsters that are actively trying to destroy all intruders and can detect the intruders with supernatural means | ||
| - | The GM throw 6 dices for the Morning, Afternoon, Evening, Dusk, Midnight, Predawn, for each dice inferior to the menace level of the area their will be an hostile possible encounter but the players may not detect the menace and the menace may not detect the players either | + | The GM throw 6 dices for the Morning, Afternoon, Evening, Dusk, Midnight, Predawn, for each dice inferior to the menace level of the area their will be an hostile possible encounter but the players may not detect the menace and the menace may not detect the players either. |
| - | Undangerous: the population of the area defined if you will encounter other people | + | === Safe Encounters === |
| - | 1: deserted area | + | The population of the area defined if you will encounter other people |
| - | 2: unfriendly area | + | - deserted area |
| - | 3: friendly area | + | - unfriendly area |
| + | - friendly area | ||
| - | Discovery: the land can hide many mysteries waiting for an adventurer to find | + | === Discovery Encounters === |
| - | 1: inhabited area | + | The land can hide many mysteries waiting for an adventurer to find |
| - | 2: uninhabited area | + | - inhabited area |
| - | 3: Mystical area | + | - uninhabited area |
| + | - Mystical area | ||