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1. DMG 5E SAMPLE MAPS HIGH RES HOW TO
2. DMG 5E SAMPLE MAPS HIGH RES FULL
3. DMG 5E SAMPLE MAPS HIGH RES PLUS

Again it is a Wisdom Survival check versus a DC 15 or head off in the wrong direction. I am glad they didn't come up with something abstract and opted for lbs and gallons, Finally winds up with Becoming Lost. A little different than usable but like the other mechanics it is short, simple, and too the point. If you succeed you find 1d6 + wisdom bonus lbs of food or gallons of waters.

You roll Survival twice versus a DC depending on the terrain. Next is a section on Forage for Food and Water. Various Wilderness Hazards are then described like Desecrated Ground, Frigid Water, Quicksand, Raazorvine, Slippery Ice, and Thin Ice. Its main mechanic is that you can only go half as far before gaining exhaustion. There also a short section on High Altitude. The mechanics revolving around making saving throws or suffer levels of exhaustion which can be found on page 291 of the PHB.

DMG 5E SAMPLE MAPS HIGH RES HOW TO

The authors go on to talks about how to handle Extreme Cold, Extreme Heat, Strong Winds, and Heavy Precipitation. I think it is a good idea especially for those referee who don't want to go into great deal about the weather.

DMG 5E SAMPLE MAPS HIGH RES PLUS

You roll and get a number that plus or minus from the seasonal average. Interestingly the authors do something different with temperature. Has tables for temperature, wind, and precipitation.

Of course it starts off with the weather. Next the authors discuss what is perhaps my friends favorite sections the Harn Wea. There are tables for Monuments and Weird Locales. These features include Monster Lair, Monuments, Settlements, Strongholds, and Weird Locales. The authors talk about Movement on the Map along with various Wilderness features. Mapping the Wilderness is the next section. I think it is a great section and really shows off how the DMG is trying to be omnibus of a variety of play styles rather than presenting the one true way. They give the pros and cons of each and advice on how to do either way well. The author outline two broad approaches to Wilderness travel, Travel-Montage Approach, and Hour-by-Hour Approach. The dungeon section ends up with Dungeon Hazards which include Brown Mold, Green Slime, Webs, Yellow and Mold, There is a nice sample of a basic Dungeon Map on page 103. Whew while it only one or two paragraph of advice per items it pretty comprehensive. Features like Walls, Doors, Secret Doors, Concealed Doors, Portcullises, Darkness, Light, Air Quality and Sounds. Then the authors get into Mapping a Dungeon. They have some interesting advice on encounter difficulty, suggesting that the referee should mix it up rather than slavishly follow the idea of deeper levels are more dangerous. The authors go on to talk about the inhabitants of the dungeons, factions, and ecology. They have advice and tables for Dungeon Location, Who created the Dungeon, The purpose of the Dungeon, and a table for Key Events in the Dungeon's history.

DMG 5E SAMPLE MAPS HIGH RES FULL

As promised in Chapter 3, Adventure Environments is packed full of advice for creating and fleshing out places to set adventures in.įirst off the author leap into creating and detailing Dungeons.