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Sunken Timberline
At a glance
Environment overview
The transition zone between the Veridian Scar (dense, dark forest) and the Dune Sea (sun-baked, rolling dunes).
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Passives
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Nocturnal Predators
As the sun sets, creatures from the forest will begin to hunt in the timberline (Source of Fear and Danger). One the Nighttime countdown reaches its half way point have each player roll a Presence check. A roll with fear means they must mark a stress. A failure with fear marks 2 stress and the player needs to explain how this looks to the party.
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reactionAbout this environment
A shallow, sandy depression nestled right against the edge of the Veridian Scar, the dense, primeval forest. The immediate landing zone is a chaotic scene dominated by the ship’s wreckage, but defined by the two contrasting environments that meet here.
Sunken Timberline
Tier 1 Exploration
The transition zone between the Veridian Scar (dense, dark forest) and the Dune Sea (sun-baked, rolling dunes).
Impulses: Desperate Hope
Difficulty: 11
Potential Adversaries: tbd
Features
Nocturnal Predators - Passive: As the sun sets, creatures from the forest will begin to hunt in the timberline (Source of Fear and Danger). One the Nighttime countdown reaches its half way point have each player roll a Presence check. A roll with fear means they must mark a stress. A failure with fear marks 2 stress and the player needs to explain how this looks to the party.
Sunken Timberline
A shallow, sandy depression nestled right against the edge of the Veridian Scar, the dense, primeval forest. The immediate landing zone is a chaotic scene dominated by the ship’s wreckage, but defined by the two contrasting environments that meet here.
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Sunken Timberline Subclasses
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