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    This document provides procedural rules for generating wilderness encounters, terrain, and weather during hex crawling. It includes: 1. An encounter engine that uses 2d6 rolls and modifiers to determine encounters in a hex. 2. A terrain engine that uses 2d6 rolls and a hex flower diagram to determine the terrain type encountered in a new hex. 3. A weather engine that uses a d6 roll to determine weather conditions. The engines provide random tables and rules to help simulate exploration and travel when mapping unknown wilderness areas during roleplaying games.

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    This document provides procedural rules for generating wilderness encounters, terrain, and weather during hex crawling. It includes: 1. An encounter engine that uses 2d6 rolls and modifiers to determine encounters in a hex. 2. A terrain engine that uses 2d6 rolls and a hex flower diagram to determine the terrain type encountered in a new hex. 3. A weather engine that uses a d6 roll to determine weather conditions. The engines provide random tables and rules to help simulate exploration and travel when mapping unknown wilderness areas during roleplaying games.

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    ItHotU (BLANK ENCOUNTERS) - Goblins Henchman

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    This document provides procedural rules for generating wilderness encounters, terrain, and weather during hex crawling. It includes: 1. An encounter engine that uses 2d6 rolls and modifiers to determine encounters in a hex. 2. A terrain engine that uses 2d6 rolls and a hex flower diagram to determine the terrain type encountered in a new hex. 3. A weather engine that uses a d6 roll to determine weather conditions. The engines provide random tables and rules to help simulate exploration and travel when mapping unknown wilderness areas during roleplaying games.

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    Encounter Number (i.e.

    2 to 24):
    In the Heart of the Unknown D6 + D10 + below terrain modifier
    Procedural Encounter, Terrain and Weather Engines for Wilderness Hex Crawling

    1. Encounter Engine -4 Arid Trees +6


    * = distant /
    = Large settlement / city / destination improbable +2 Plains Hills +8

    = Start / small settlement +4 +10


    * Special Mountains
    = Signs of civilization * Bog, swamp, lake, waterfall, chasm, trench, etc.

    = Wandering monster
    Encounter

    2 (-)
    = Lair / monster settlement
    * *
    = Dungeon / feature 3

    = Natural hazard / natural obstacle 4

    = Camp / hireling / mount / equipment trouble × 5


    = River (moving upriver nudges the 2. Terrain Engine result upwards by one
    HEX face; traveling downriver does the opposite; on the next double the 6
    river: 12 = ends/impassible; 22 to 52 = bridge/ford; and 66 = divides in two
    7
    = Road (moving along road nudges the 1. Encounter Engine result one HEX
    face towards the “Large settlement / city / destination” HEX; on the next
    8
    double the road: 12 = ends; 22 to 62 splits/x-roads | can cross over the road

    9
    Starting Hex 2. Terrain Engine
    Start in the bottommost HEX of × 10
    each HEX Flower (HF), unless of × ×
    course circumstances dictate
    otherwise. Roll 2D6 and move in
    11
    the indicated Navigation Direction
    (see below). 12

    Navigation Direction 13
    12
    10 11 23 14
    2D6
    89 45 15
    67

    If the roll leads off the edge of the 50% 16


    HF, wrap around to the opposite
    edge following the same row or
    × 17
    column. However, an ‘×’ indicates 3. Weather Engine
    a disallowed direction, so stay in × 18
    that kind of HEX.
    × ×
    19
    Background
    Explanation of HEX Flower
    20
    ‘theory’ can be found here

    Template 21
    HEX Flower Template can be
    found here 22
    Blog
    https://goblinshenchman.wordpr 23
    ess.com
    in cold weather the 24+
    by Goblin’s Henchman drops are snow, sleet
    ×
    or hail

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