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FROZEN GRAVEYARD OF VOGLER

Environments Designed by Dwayne at The Tabletop Tavern

At a glance

Tier
2
Type
Exploration
Difficulty
17
Impulses
Reveal the village's tragic history; use the treacherous terrain to gain an advantage; facilitate an ambush from the stalking predator.

Environment overview

A long-forgotten ruined fishing village, now a frozen graveyard filled with sorrow and a dark history.

Potential adversaries

Winter Wolves Frost Wyverns

Features

Passives

passive
  • Biting Cold

    This part of Ansalon is blanketed by a bitter winter. Anytime a player takes the spotlight while exposed to the elements [Not inside of a shelter] must make a Strength reaction roll. If successful they may continue as normal. If they fail they must mark a stress. Failure with fear results in having to mark [2] stress.

  • Treacherous Ground

    The deep snow and unstable ground make swift movement dangerous. A PC attempting to move more than Close distance in one turn must succeed on a Finesse Reaction Roll (17). On a failure, they become Impaired until they clear a Stress.

Actions

action
  • Lingering Sorrow
    Fear 1

    Spend a Fear to have the village's dark history and pervasive sorrow weigh on a PC. They must succeed on an Instinct Roll (17). On a failure, they become Vulnerable until they clear a Stress.

  • The Hidden Cairn

    A pair of large stone caskets marks the location of the entrance to a tomb beneath the snowy, frozen ground. A PC can make a Strength Roll (17) to attempt to move the caskets or a Knowledge Roll (17) to discover the hidden trigger to the entrance.

Reactions

reaction
  • Clawed Ambush

    When a PC rolls a failure with Fear on any action roll, you can mark a Stress to highlight the mysterious clawed footprints nearby. A Roaming Winter Wolf appears at Close range of the PC, or if the Frost Wyvern is not yet defeated, you can use the Wyvern's "Overhead Ambush" tactic.

About this environment

A long-forgotten ruined fishing village, now a frozen graveyard filled with sorrow and a dark history. The ground is unstable, broken trees litter the scene, and mysterious clawed footprints mark the snow.

FROZEN GRAVEYARD OF VOGLER

Tier 2 Exploration

A long-forgotten ruined fishing village, now a frozen graveyard filled with sorrow and a dark history.

Impulses: Reveal the village's tragic history; use the treacherous terrain to gain an advantage; facilitate an ambush from the stalking predator.

Difficulty: 17

Potential Adversaries: Winter Wolves, Frost Wyverns

Features

Biting Cold - Passive: This part of Ansalon is blanketed by a bitter winter. Anytime a player takes the spotlight while exposed to the elements [Not inside of a shelter] must make a Strength reaction roll. If successful they may continue as normal. If they fail they must mark a stress. Failure with fear results in having to mark [2] stress.
Treacherous Ground - Passive: The deep snow and unstable ground make swift movement dangerous. A PC attempting to move more than Close distance in one turn must succeed on a Finesse Reaction Roll (17). On a failure, they become Impaired until they clear a Stress.


Lingering Sorrow - Action: Spend a Fear to have the village's dark history and pervasive sorrow weigh on a PC. They must succeed on an Instinct Roll (17). On a failure, they become Vulnerable until they clear a Stress.
The Hidden Cairn - Action: A pair of large stone caskets marks the location of the entrance to a tomb beneath the snowy, frozen ground. A PC can make a Strength Roll (17) to attempt to move the caskets or a Knowledge Roll (17) to discover the hidden trigger to the entrance.
Clawed Ambush - Reaction: When a PC rolls a failure with Fear on any action roll, you can mark a Stress to highlight the mysterious clawed footprints nearby. A Roaming Winter Wolf appears at Close range of the PC, or if the Frost Wyvern is not yet defeated, you can use the Wyvern's "Overhead Ambush" tactic.

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