Leaping across rooftops is periolous! A player seeking to traverse from rooftop to roof top must make daring leaps and land them with agility or finesse. A successful roll means the player sticks their landing. A critical success will aford the palyer and additional advantage. Did they make extra progress? Did they position themselves to gain advantage on thier next action? A failed roll leaves the player vulnerable and teetering. A terrible failure may see them fall, trigger the alerted reaction, or breakthrough action.

Players on the rooftops have the choice to leap off the roof for a variety of outcomes. They may seek to make a deft landing with presence to impress the crowd, or roll with strength to smash an object, or to deal a deadly suprise attack. Roll with advantage. On failure take 1D6+2 physical damage, on success add 1D6+2 to damage rolls. A critical will also knock their victim to the ground, leaving them vulnerable.

Township rooves aren't designed to carry the weight of an adventurer's cavorting. Sometimes the roof might give way... spend a fear to ahve the player burst through the roof to a level below! Roll 1D6+2 physical fall damage per floor.

When a player fails a rooftop crossing action for the thrid time, their clumsiness has alerted those around them to their presence. This can have a range of consequences from just blowing your position to being pelted with arrows! OR use this as an action. Spend two fear to initiate alerted. Roll 1d4 to see how many have been alerted.