Desert Dust Storm
At a glance
Environment overview
Eastward winds kick up a dust storm making travel and life in general, dangerous.
Potential adversaries
Features
Passives
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Moving Forward
Pushing through the storm uses a Progressive Countdown (12); it ticks down according to the following criteria when the PCs make an action roll to move:
Critical Success: ticks down 3
Success with hope: ticks down 2
Success with Fear: ticks down 1
Failure with Hope: no advancement
Failure with Fear: tick up 1When the countdown triggers, the party makes it through the storm
Questions- Are you afraid of being lost?
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Anchor Shrubs
Certain shrubs have deep roots and can be grabbed to anchor or move forward. If the PC using the shrubs fails an action roll to move, they can mark a stress instead of ticking the countdown up.
Questions- How deep are these roots?
Actions
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Fall and Tumble
Spend a Fear to have the PC's handhold or footing fail, causing them to be blown in the direction of the wind. If they aren't saved on the next action, they roll out of sight of the others; tick up the countdown by 1, and they take 1d8 physical damage if the countdown is between 8 and 12, 2d8 between 4 and 7, and 3d8 at 3 or lower.
Questions- Have you ever been lost before?
- Where did they go?
Reactions
reactionAbout this environment
Based loosely on the cliffside ascent environment.
Desert Dust Storm
Tier 1 Traversal
Eastward winds kick up a dust storm making travel and life in general, dangerous.
Impulses: Are you lost yet?, Dirt in your eye!
Difficulty: 12
Potential Adversaries: Giant Scorpian, Tangle-Brambles, Rattlesnake
Features
- Are you afraid of being lost?
- How deep are these roots?
- Have you ever been lost before?
- Where did they go?
Desert Dust Storm
Based loosely on the cliffside ascent environment.
Domains
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Starting Evasion
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Starting Hit Points
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Class Items
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Desert Dust Storm Subclasses
No subclasses available.
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Background Questions
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