CONTENTS

Adversaries 2

Environments 2

Tier 1 (Level 1) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

Tier 2 (Level 2-4) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

ADVERSARIES

ENVIRONMENTS

TIER 1 (LEVEL 1)

HANGING BRIDGE

Tier 1 Traverlsal

A fragile wooden bridge over a deep fall.

Impulses: Keep those crossing on edge

Difculty: 14

Potential Adversaries: any

HP: 5

FEATURES

Narrow - Passive: The bridge is narrow and only only

one create can cross it at a time. If one creature wants to

get past another, the second needs to be willing or the

rst must pass an Agility Check against the creatures dif-

culty.

Rickety - Passive: While the bridge is stble for now, it

wont take much to bring it down. Any missed attacks

trageting a creature on the bridge, will cause the bridge

to mark 1HP instead. When the bridge hits 0HP it falls.

2 ENVIRONMENTS

TIER 2 (LEVEL 2-4)

DESERT CROSSING

Tier 2 Traversal

Tones of yellow, orange and red as far the eye can see. Sand-

stone rocks peak from the hot sand.

Impulses: Exact a toll of heat and exhaustion in supplies

and stamina, slow down travel

Difculty: 15

Potential Adversaries: Beasts, Bandits

FEATURES

Engraved Sigils - Passive: Some of the rocks have sigils

ad runes cared into them. On some others the surface

seems worked with tools. A PC with a relevant back-

ground or Experience identies them as ancient magic

of some sort.

Who carved these enchantments?

Footprints - Passive: A PC with relevant Experience

spots some footprints in the sand. A PC who succeeds

on a Instinct Roll can also spot these tracks. They seem

to be leading deeper into the desert, but loose them-

seves in the sand after a short while.

Where do these tracks lead to? Who left them here?

Quicksand - Action: Spend a Fear to cause a sudden

shift inn the sand below the PCs. All PCs must suc-

ceed on an Agility or Strength Reaction Roll or be sucked

down into the sand and get stuck. Targets who fail are

restrained, take 3d10 phyysical damage, and must mark

two Stress. Targets who succeed musr mark onw Stress.

Sand Gust - Reaction: Countdown (Loop 4). When the

PCs enter the desert crossing, activate the countdown.

When it triggers, all character traveling through must

succeed on a Strength Reaction Roll ir mark a Stress.

A PC wearing clothes appropriate for extreme heat and

sandy winds gains advantage on these rolls.

FLOATING ISLANDS

Tier 2 Traverlsal

A set of oating islands formed bz ancient magic, warpin grav-

ity around it, connected with wooden rope bridges.

Impulses: Confuse, shake of travelers.

Difculty: 15

Potential Adversaries: any

Potential Environments: Hanging bridges

FEATURES

Falling - Passive: When escaping the pull of one is-

land towards another, a creature must succed an Agility

Check to reach its target and takes 1d10 phyical damage

on impact.

Ancient Magic - Action: Spend a Fear to have one of the

islands gravity malfuncitoning. Any PC standing on the

island must succeed an Agility Reaction Roll or get ung

off. On a success they get ung off to a nearby island, if

it was with fear they must mark 1 Stress. A fail causes the

PC to fall downward, if they do not catch themselves or

are caught, they will surely plummit to their death. If the

Reaction Roll was a critical success, they manage to hold

onto the island until the gravity returns to normal.

ENVIRONMENTS Tier 2 (Level 2-4) 3