Wanderers of the

Isles
Core Book
VERSION 0.3 BETA
BY NIK MIRZA

TABLE OF CONTENT
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT .............................. iii
THE SHATTERED ARCHIPELAGO ............. 1
THE NAGA .............................................. 1
THE GERUDA .......................................... 1
HUMANITY ............................................. 2
GOLDEN AGE .......................................... 2
A NEW AGE ............................................. 2
THE ACADEMY ....................................... 3
COMMAND MAGIC ................................ 4
GAMEPLAY................................................. 5
EXPLORATION........................................ 5
OVERWORLD ...................................... 5
OVERWORLD MAPPING .................... 6
DUNGEON ........................................... 6
DUNGEON RATING............................. 6
DUNGEON MAPPING ......................... 6
CAMPING ............................................ 7
TOWN .................................................. 7
ACTIONS ................................................. 7
ACTION ROLLS & SAVING THROWS. 7
OPPOSED ROLLS................................ 7
BUFFS & BREAKS ............................... 7
INVENTORY & STRESS ...................... 8
PUSHING A CHARACTER .................. 8
ADVANCEMENT ................................. 8
REWARDING XP.................................. 8
COMBAT ................................................. 8
CLOSE COMBAT ................................. 8
RANGED COMBAT ............................. 8
CRITICAL SUCCESS ........................... 9
REACTION ROLL ................................. 9
MORALE .............................................. 9
HIT DICE & DEATH ............................. 9
DAMAGE & ARMOR ............................ 9
WORN WEAPON ................................. 9
SHIELDS .............................................. 9
AMMO.................................................. 9
SPELL & TECHNIQUE ......................... 9
NON-PLAYER CHARACTERS ............... 10
NPC CASTERS .................................. 10
NPC TARGET..................................... 10
NPC ABILITIES .................................. 10
WANDERERS............................................. 11
NAME .................................................... 11
CHARACTER ATTRIBUTES .................. 11
HIT DICE ................................................ 11
INVENTORY & STRESS SLOTS ............ 11
BELONGINGS ........................................ 11
SKILL-TREE ........................................... 11
MAGIC AFFINITY .................................. 12
SKILL-TREE ........................................... 13
MELEE TECHNIQUES ........................... 14
BOW TECHNIQUES ............................... 15
GUN TECHNIQUES ............................... 15
SPELLS .................................................. 16
EQUIPMENT .............................................. 18
GOLD.................................................. 18
SUPPLY ............................................. 18
AMMO................................................ 18
DAMAGE & ARMOR .......................... 18
WORN WEAPON ............................... 18
SHIELDS ............................................ 18
UPGRADES ........................................ 18
ITEMS TABLE ........................................ 18
MELEE WEAPON............................... 18
RANGED WEAPON ............................ 19
ARMOR .............................................. 19
MISCELLANEOUS ............................. 19
D20 TREASURE & RELIC................... 19
EVENTS ..................................................... 21
OVERWORLD EVENTS.......................... 21
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 HEART (LOCATIONS) ....................... 21
DIAMONDS (RANDOM EVENTS) ..... 22
SPADE (BATTLE) .............................. 23
CLUB (LOOTS) .................................. 24
DUNGEON EVENTS .............................. 25
ACES (RELIC) .................................... 25
SPADE (BATTLE).................................. 25
HEART (LOCATIONS) ....................... 25
CLUB (LOOTS) .................................. 26
DIAMOND (LORE) ............................. 27
BESTIARY ................................................. 29
OVERWORLD DOCILE WILDLIFE ......... 29
OVERWORLD HOSTILE WILDLIFE ....... 29
OVERWORLD MONSTERS & ENEMY .. 30
OVERWORLD BOSS .............................. 31

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
I want to express my heartfelt gratitude to all the players who have embarked on a journey in
the game Wanderers of the Isle. It is through your willingness to explore, battle, and
experience the world I have created that this game has come to life. Your enthusiasm,
creativity, and feedback have been instrumental in shaping the game, making it better and
more engaging with each iteration. I would also like to thank the countless game designers,
artists, and creators who have inspired me throughout this journey. Your work has been a
source of motivation and insight, and I am grateful for all that I have learned from you.

We would like to acknowledge Emiel Boven for creating DURF - AN ADVENTURE GAME FOR
BRAVE ADVENTURERS, which served as the foundation for our game, Wanderers of the Isle.
We have built upon their work and expanded upon it to create a new and exciting game. We
are grateful to Emiel Boven for releasing their work under a Creative Commons (CC-BY 4.0)
license, which has allowed us to build upon and share our own creation.

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THE SHATTERED
ARCHIPELAGO
THE NAGA
According to the legends, the Naga were
the first race to inhabit the world. They
were a highly advanced and ancient
civilization, thriving for over a million years
before the arrival of the Geruda. The Naga
was known for their deep understanding
of magic and their mastery of genetics,
which allowed them to manipulate and
create various forms of life.
The Naga was a serpent-like race with
multiple arms and eyes, possessing
scales as tough as steel. They were a
peaceful and reclusive people who rarely
interacted with other races, preferring to
focus on their magical research and
development. The Naga built vast
underground cities, complete with
libraries, laboratories, and temples
dedicated to their gods.
The Naga had a strong connection to the
spirits of nature and its elements. They
revered the sun, moon, and stars as well
as the spirits of the earth and sea. Their
religion was based on a complex system
of astrology, which they used to predict
the future and make decisions.
The Naga had a long lifespan, and many
of their most powerful leaders and mages
lived for centuries. They had no concept of
war, and their conflicts were often
resolved through negotiation and
diplomacy. Despite their pacifism, they
were not without their defenses. Their
cities were protected by powerful magic
and guardians, and they possessed
advanced weapons and technology.
The Naga lived in peace and prosperity for
many ages, and their knowledge and
influence spread far and wide throughout
the world. However, this would all change
with the arrival of Geruda, who would
bring an end to Naga’s golden age.
THE GERUDA
The Geruda were once an alien race who
travelled to this world for reasons
unknown. They found themselves on a
planet teeming with life, but the most
fascinating creatures they found were the
Naga. The Geruda were curious about the
Naga and their civilization, and soon
began to study them in secret. The Geruda
found that the Naga were incredibly
advanced, with technology beyond the
Geruda's understanding.
However, the Geruda were not content
with simply observing the Naga. They
sought to conquer the Naga and take their
technology for themselves. They began to
infiltrate Naga society, learning their ways
and their secrets. The Naga, unaware of
the Geruda's true intentions, welcomed
them as allies and friends.
Over time, the Geruda grew in power and
influence among the Naga. They began to
manipulate the Naga into giving them
access to their technology, and the Naga
were powerless to stop them. The Geruda
used their knowledge of genetics to create
hybrid creatures, which they used as
weapons to defeat the Naga's defenses.
Finally, the Geruda struck. They attacked
the Naga with their hybrid creatures,
destroying Naga cities and slaughtering
their people. The Naga fought back as
best they could, but they were no match
for the Geruda's advanced technology. In
the end, Geruda emerged victorious, and
the Naga civilization was all but
destroyed.
The Geruda took over the ruins of the
Naga civilization and made them their
own. They studied the Naga technology
and used it to advance their own
civilization. They continued to create
hybrid creatures, which they used to
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enslave other races and expand their
empire.
The Geruda ruled over the world for
thousands of years, until they were
eventually overthrown by humanity. But
the legacy of the Geruda lives on in the
ruins they left behind, and in the hybrid
creatures that still roam the land.
HUMANITY
The humans of this world are believed to
have originated from genetic experiments
conducted by the Geruda. The exact
details of their creation are shrouded in
mystery, but it is known that the Geruda
had been experimenting with genetic
engineering and creating hybrid creatures
for a very long time.
Over time, humans gained intelligence and
gradually evolved into their current form.
They were initially used as servants by the
Geruda, but as their intelligence grew, they
began to rebel against their creators. The
Geruda were eventually forced to accept
the humans as a separate race and grant
them their freedom.
After their liberation, humans began to
form their own civilizations and develop
their own culture. They quickly spread
across the land, building kingdoms, and
engaging in trade with one another.
However, their success came at a cost, as
they destroyed many of the ruins left
behind by the Naga and the Geruda in their
conquest for power.
Despite their violent history, humans are
now one of the dominant races in the
world. They possess an insatiable
curiosity and a thirst for knowledge that
has allowed them to advance rapidly in
areas such as magic, technology, and
culture. Some humans still harbor
resentment towards the other races,
seeing them as inferior or a threat to their
dominance. However, many others seek to
work together and learn from the
knowledge of the Naga and Geruda, in the
hopes of unlocking the secrets of the past
and creating a better future for all.
GOLDEN AGE
Once, long ago, there was a time when
humans thrived in a golden age of
technology and magic. With the help of
the Geruda and their advanced knowledge
of science, humanity enjoyed
unprecedented advancements in
medicine, agriculture, and transportation.
The cities were marvels of engineering,
towering structures of metal and glass
that touched the clouds. Magic was
harnessed to provide energy and power
for the people.
During this time of prosperity, humans
established an empire that spanned the
continents. Trade and commerce
flourished, and the people lived in peace
and harmony. But the golden age was not
meant to last forever.
As the years passed, humans grew
complacent and forgot the lessons of
their ancestors. Corruption and greed
began to infect the ruling class, leading to
political unrest and discontent among the
populace. The once-great empire began to
crumble, and the cities that were once
shining beacons of hope became dark and
dangerous places ruled by crime lords and
gangs.
But there are still those who remember the
golden age, and they seek to restore
humanity to its former glory. The
Academy, the guilds, and the Wanderers
all work towards a common goal: to
uncover the secrets of the past and use
them to build a brighter future for all.
A NEW AGE
In the current age of exploration, humanity
has recovered from the catastrophic event
that occurred 5,000 years ago. The
surviving humans, beast men, and other
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humanoid races have established new
kingdoms and civilizations. However, the
world is still filled with danger, as ancient
ruins and dungeons hold incredible power
and secrets.
The Academy of Magic, a neutral
organization that arose after the
apocalyptic war, serves as the unofficial
government of the world. It controls the
Adventurer Guild, which manages the
adventurers who explore and retrieve
artifacts from ruins and dungeons. The
Academy is also responsible for the
Trading Guild, which oversees commerce
and trade throughout the world.
The ruins and dungeons throughout the
world are the legacy of three ancient
civilizations: the Naga, the Geruda, and the
humans. The Naga was the first to
develop magic and created an advanced
civilization with technology that surpassed
that of the current age. They were
humanoid with serpentine features and
were capable of telekinesis, shapeshifting,
and mind control.
The Geruda, a Lovecraftian-like race of
bird-like humanoids with wings,
conquered the Naga around 500,000 years
ago. The Geruda were masters of genetic
engineering, and they created many hybrid
monsters and other amalgamations. Their
ruins and dungeons contain many
dangerous creatures that are the result of
their experimentation.
Around 20,000 years ago, humans
overthrew the Geruda and established
their own civilization. Humans are
physically weaker than the other races, but
they are adaptable and intelligent. They
created many impressive structures and
technological advances, but their
civilization was destroyed in the
apocalyptic war. Today, their ruins are
infested with bandits and pirates.
The beast men, descendants of animals
uplifted by the Geruda, live in harmony
with humans in many kingdoms, although
there is still conflict between some
factions.
The world is full of danger, but also holds
great potential. The adventurers who
explore the ruins and dungeons have the
opportunity to discover incredible
treasures and magical artifacts that can
change the world. The Trading Guild
provides opportunities for commerce and
trade, and the kingdoms of the world
strive for power and control over the
ancient legacies left by the Naga, Geruda,
and humans.
THE ACADEMY
The Academy is the most powerful
institution in the current age. It is a neutral
entity, separate from any of the kingdoms
or governments that exist. The Academy
is responsible for governing the academic
world, conducting research, and training
mages. It is located on a floating island,
accessible only by airship.
The Academy operates two major
organizations: the Adventurer Guild and
the Trading Guild. The Adventurer Guild
manages adventurers and collects the
artifacts they retrieve on missions. The
Trading Guild oversees trade and
commerce across the world.
The Academy's mages are highly
respected and sought after by the
kingdoms and other governing bodies.
Many of the kingdoms rely on the
Academy's mages to help them rule their
realms, whether out of respect, fear, or
greed. However, corruption is not
uncommon, and some mages may use
their powers for personal gain.
The Academy is also the source of a lot of
new technology and knowledge, much of
which comes from the ruins of past
civilizations. The Academy encourages
exploration and excavation of these ruins,
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which can be dangerous and host to on the other hand, involves
various monsters and creatures. communicating with and raising the dead.

There are some traditionalists who
oppose the Academy's efforts to uncover
the past, fearing the consequences of
unleashing ancient horrors. Others may
simply wish to keep the knowledge and
technology for themselves. Nevertheless,
the Academy remains the de facto
government of the world, with the support
of the powerful mages and guilds under
its command.
COMMAND MAGIC
magic is a fundamental force that flows
through everything, imbuing every living
and non-living thing with its power. Magic
is not a separate entity from the world, but
rather an integral part of it, and it can be
harnessed by certain individuals known as
mages.
Mages are born with a unique genetic
makeup that enables them to access and
control magic. The key to wielding magic
lies in the mage's DNA, which is said to
contain the genetic code of the Naga, the
ancient and powerful serpent-like beings
that once ruled the world.
Mages can also specialize in specific
schools of magic, such as healing magic
or combat magic, to further refine their
skills. Some mages may also choose to
blend different schools of magic to create
new and powerful spells.
However, despite their abilities, mages are
not invincible. The use of magic can be
draining and exhausting, and if a mage
overexerts themselves, they can suffer
from magical backlash, which can result
in anything from temporary weakness to
permanent damage.
In addition, the use of magic is not without
consequences. Uncontrolled use of magic
can result in environmental damage and
even catastrophic disasters. Therefore,
mages are often regulated and monitored
by the Academy to ensure the responsible
use of magic.

The basis of all magic is Command Magic,

a system of magic that allows mages to
give specific commands to an
omnipresent AI created by the Naga.
These commands are given in the Naga's
long-forgotten language, which only
mages can understand. The AI then
responds to the mage's commands and
produces the desired effect.

There are many different types of magic in

the world, each with its own unique
properties and uses. Elemental magic, for
example, allows mages to control the
natural elements of fire, water, earth, and
air. Illusion magic allows mages to create
powerful illusions that can fool even the
most perceptive of minds. Necromancy,

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GAMEPLAY
Wanderers of the Isles is a GM-lite TTRPG,
the game is designed to be accessible and
easy to play. The game will consist of two
modes of play: exploration and combat.
During exploration mode, players will draw
several event cards from a deck of playing
cards based on the result of a 1d6 roll.
Each event card will be associated with an
event, and players will use prompts or
guidelines provided by the cards to create
a story or write it in a journal.
During combat mode, players will engage
in tactical battles with enemies or
monsters and take turns making strategic
decisions and using their abilities or skills
to defeat their opponents.
At the start of the game, players will
create their characters using a set of
guidelines or choose from pre-generated
characters to simplify the character
creation process (page 11).
As players progress through the game,
they will earn experience points and other
rewards for completing objectives,
defeating enemies, or achieving other
milestones. These rewards might include
new abilities or items that can be used in
combat or exploration, or new story
elements that will impact the world
around them.
The game is designed to be driven by the
creativity and imagination of the players.
The game is meant to be immersive and
engaging, empowering players to take an
active role in shaping the narrative and
driving the action forward without overly
relying on a GM to steer them in a
particular direction.
Overall, the goal of the game is to provide
a fun and unique TTRPG experience that is
easy to play and accessible to players of
all skill levels.
EXPLORATION
Exploration mode is a storytelling-based
gameplay mode that uses a deck of
playing cards to generate events and
prompts for the players to create stories
or write in a journal. Players roll a 1d6 to
determine how many cards they draw and
use prompts to develop their stories. The
cards facilitate the game's flow and
provide resources, but the players have
control over the game's narrative.
OVERWORLD
The overworld in Wanderers of the Isle is a
vast and diverse landscape that players
can explore through the Exploration mode
of the game. The overworld is divided into
different locations such as cities, towns,
villages, ruins, and dungeons, each with
their own unique characteristics and
events.
1. Players begin by rolling a 1d6 to
determine how many event cards they
will draw from the deck.
2. Players draw the specified number of
event cards from the deck, with each
card representing a particular event.
3. Using prompts provided on Overworld
Event Page (page 21), players create a
story or write about the event in their
journal.
4. These stories might involve exploring
a new location, encountering a
mysterious stranger, or experiencing a
significant event that impacts the
game world.
5. Players have the freedom to develop
the stories as they see fit, using their
imagination to create interesting and
engaging narratives.
6. Players may encounter enemies on
their journey, and the game moves on
to Combat mode.
7. Once all events have been resolved,
the player may start another day or go
back to the nearest Town to rest and
recover.
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8. The Exploration mode can continue story or write about the event in their
indefinitely, with players exploring new journal.
locations and encountering new 3. These stories might involve exploring
events in each session. a new location, encountering an
enemy, finding loot, or fighting a boss.
OVERWORLD MAPPING 4. Players have the freedom to develop
Optionally, players can map each event as the stories as they see fit, using their
a point of interest or POI on a tile of a grid. imagination to create interesting and
engaging narratives.
1. Players start with a paper with grids. 5. Players may encounter enemies on
2. Players will start on a tile, mark this as their journey, and the game moves on
starting town. to Combat mode.
3. Use a marker to represent the entire 6. Once events have been resolved, the
party and place it on the starting town. player may continue exploring or go
4. Players will then perform Overworld back to the nearest Town to rest and
Exploration. Refer Overworld (page recover.
Error! Bookmark not defined.).
5. Move the marker to adjacent tile. DUNGEON RATING
6. Mark any notable location provided by
A dungeon is marked by a Rating that
the Event for example, towns, ruins, or
determines the difficulty of the dungeon.
dungeons.
7. Tiles that the party had been are • Raise the HD of all enemy by Rating
marked as explored. amount.
8. The party can start their day anywhere • Raise the Skill of all enemy by Rating
on explored land including dungeons. amount.
DUNGEON A dungeon size is modified by the
Dungeon Rating.
Players may encounter a dungeon which
can be explored further. Dungeons are RATING SIZE CARD
divided into 3 themes based on their 1-2 2x2 4
origin. 3-5 4x4 16
6-8 6x6 36
1. Naga Dungeon 9-13 8x8 64
2. Geruda Dungeon
3. Human Dungeon
DUNGEON MAPPING
The dungeon will also have difficulty
rating associated with it from 1 to 13. The Optionally, players can map each event as
level is the modifier for enemy encounters. a point of interest or POI on a tile of a grid
for the dungeon.
Exploring a dungeon is like overworld
exploration. The dungeon uses its own Mapping a dungeon is similar to overworld
Dungeon Event table (page 25). exploration.

1. Players draw number of event cards
from the deck determine by the
dungeon rating (page 6), with each
card representing a particular event.
2. Using prompts provided on Dungeon
Event Page (page 25), players create a
1. Players start with a paper with grids.
2. Players will start on a tile, mark this as
the entrance.
3. Use a marker to represent a PC and
place it on the entrance.

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4. Determine the move turn based on
highest DEX stat or roll of the dice if a
tie.
5. PC will take turns performing Dungeon
Exploration. Refer Dungeon (page 6).
6. Move the marker to adjacent tile.
7. Mark any notable location provided by
the Event, for example, a bonfire or
boss room.
8. Tiles that the party had been are
marked as explored.
9. The party can start their day anywhere
on explored land including dungeons.
10. A dungeon is complete when all tiles
are explored.
11. A completed dungeon does not
provide any more reward as no more
events can happen.
CAMPING
At the end of the day, PCs can set-up
camp outside of dungeon and town. Here
PCs can spend 1 supply to restore all
wounds.
PCs can also consume supplies to repair
Armor and restore worn weapons during
an expedition. One Supply can be used to
restore 2 Armor points or one worn
weapon and shield.
TOWN
Upon entering the Town, you will be
greeted by the friendly staff, who are
always ready to assist you with your
needs. Here you find the Market, where
you can buy and sell a wide variety of
weapons, armor, and other adventuring
gear. If your equipment is damaged or in
need of repair, the blacksmith is located
just a few steps away.
The Town also provides a comfortable
and safe place to rest and recover from
your adventures. You can book a room in
the Inn, where you can rest and recuperate
before setting out on your next quest.
The Town is equipped with a tavern, where
you can grab a bite to eat and enjoy a
drink with fellow adventurers.
You can rest at the inn for 10 GP per night
to heal all wounds.
You can pay the blacksmith 10 GP to
repair your armor and worn equipment.
You can pay him 100 GP to upgrade your
weapon and armor (page 18).
ACTIONS
ACTION ROLLS & SAVING THROWS
When the success of an action is
uncertain, a player rolls a d20 and adds
the score from their relevant attribute. A
result over 15 is a success.
Player makes an action roll to determine if
a PC can resist an effect or react quickly
enough to avoid harm. These action rolls
are called saving throws or saves.
OPPOSED ROLLS
Sometimes a PC’s action is counteracted
or resisted by an NPC. In that case, both
sides make an action role (NPCs use their
Skill score). Instead of the action
succeeding on a result over 15, the side
with the highest result wins and succeeds
at what they are trying to attempt. In the
case of a tie, the Player decides the
outcome.
BUFFS & BREAKS
Some situations can give a PC Buffs
and/or Breaks on their action roll. These
cancel each other out. For example, if PC
has 2 Buffs and a Break, the Break cancels
out one of the Buffs, resulting in the final
roll only being affected by 1 Buff and no
Breaks.
When making the action roll, for each Buff
or Break the player rolls a D6 (in addition
to the normal D20).
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If the D6s rolled are Buffs, the highest roll
among them is added to the result.
If the D6s are Breaks, the highest roll
among them is subtracted from the result.
NPCs do not roll Buffs or Breaks.
INVENTORY & STRESS
A PC has several inventory slots equal to 5
+ their STR score. Most items take one
slot to carry but some items, like weapons
or armor, take up multiple slots.
A PC also has several stress slots equal to
2 + their WIL score.
Some actions and situations, like pushing
the PC (see below), cause a PC to receive
Stress. Each instance of Stress takes up a
Stress slot.
A PC cannot carry more Items or Stress
than they have Inventory and Stress slots.
Spending a day resting in a safe location
removes all Stress.
PUSHING A CHARACTER
Before making an action roll, if their
character has at least one empty stress
slot, players may choose to push their
character to receive a Buff on the roll. If
they do so, the PC takes Stress. A player
may choose to push their character
multiple times on a single roll if they have
sufficient empty stress slots to take the
stress.
ADVANCEMENT
Once a PC earns XP equal to 1000 x their
current Hit Dice (HD), they automatically
spend it to gain a HD (example a PC with 3
HD would need to earn 3000 XP, after they
gained their third HD, to gain their fourth)
When a PC’s HD increase, they may do the
following:
• Increase one attribute by 1 point.
• Learn 1 new spell or technique.
A PC cannot have more than 12 HD. If
they gain their thirteenth Hit Die, they
should retire from adventuring, as they
couldn’t advance further.
REWARDING XP
When returning from an adventure,
rewards each character XP based on
• 25 XP per NPC Hit Die of each
monster they defeated or outsmarted.
• 100 XP X Rating of the Dungeon they
completed.
• 1G value of Ancient Relic they brought
back safely (1 GP = 1 XP).
COMBAT
Combat is played in rounds. Each round:
1. Establish combat order. Roll a d6 for
each side to determine the combat
order this round; the side that rolls
highest goes first. In case of a tie, the
PCs go first.
2. Each side acts. When a character can
act, they may move around and take
action. This action may be attacking,
casting a spell, making a second move
or any other action deemed
reasonable by the Player.
CLOSE COMBAT
To hit in close combat, the attacking and
the defending creature make an opposed
Reaction Roll. The winner deals their
weapon’s damage to the opposing side. In
case of a tie, the attacker wins.
RANGED COMBAT
Shooting or throwing something at a
target works mostly the same as close
combat. The difference being that the
opposed roll between the two creatures
uses DEX instead of STR, and if the
defender wins, they dodge the projectile,
but do not deal damage to the attacker.
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CRITICAL SUCCESS
If a creature rolls a 20 on the d20 during
their attack, it counts as a critical success.
This means the creature deals double
their weapon damage to their opponent,
even if the opponent still wins the
opposed rolls. Creatures who are the
target of a ranged attack cannot score a
critical hit.
REACTION ROLL
When creatures are attacked, roll a
reaction based on your chosen stats.
• STR - Block a physical attack. Parry on
critical.
• DEX - Dodge a physical attack.
Counter on Critical.
• WIL - Resist a mental attack.
Incapacitate on Critical.
On critical success, perform additional
action such as parry or counter.
MORALE
NPCs have a Morale score. The Player
should make a Morale roll when
something manages to shock the NPCs
(they meet more resistance than
expected, their leader is killed etc.).
To make a morale roll, roll 2d6. If the
result is higher than the Morale of the
NPCs, they will flee or attempt to parley.
HIT DICE & DEATH
Each time a creature receives Wounds
they roll their Hit Dice (HD). Each HD is a
D6. If the result is less than or equal to the
Wounds, they have accumulated the
creature dies.
DAMAGE & ARMOR
If a creature takes damage while they’re
wearing armor, the damage first reduces
their Armor points. If no Armor points
remain, they take the remaining damage
as Wounds.
Some attacks or effects may deal Wounds
directly and ignore a creature’s Armor.
WORN WEAPON
If a PC rolls a 1 on the D20 during their
attack, their weapon becomes worn. A
worn weapon has its damage reduced to 1
until it is repaired.
SHIELDS
Wielding a shield reduces incoming
damage by a specified value. If a PC rolls
a 1 on the D20 during their defense, the
shield is worn and cannot block attack.
AMMO
Ammo is an abstract item representing
the ammunition a PC brought with them
for their weapon. Players do not keep
track of individual arrows or bullets but
must roll a D6 at the end of combat in
which their PC uses a ranged weapon. On
a result of 1, they only have enough
ammunition left for one shot after which
the Ammo is removed from their
inventory.
SPELL & TECHNIQUE
To cast a spell or technique the caster
must have at least one empty Stress slot
to receive Stress, one hand free, and must
be able to speak.
When a PC attempts to cast a spell, they
must make a WIL roll for spell, DEX for
ranged technique, STR for melee
technique.
A successful roll means the spell is cast
and they take Stress. If the PC fails the
roll, the spell is not cast, and the PC gains
no Stress.
For spells and techniques, if the D20 rolled
a result of 1, PC receive 1D6 amount of
Stress.
If a PC takes a full turn to cast a spell, they
still receive a Stress but do not have to
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make a WIL roll and automatically cast the
spell successfully.
All spell and technique are guaranteed to
be hit if successfully casted.
attack. For example, if there are 3 PC, roll
a 1d6 and divide the result by 2 to choose
a PC to attack. If there are only 2 PC, a
coin flip can also be used to determine the
target. Use whatever method is available
to make the selection.

NON-PLAYER CHARACTERS NPC ABILITIES

The allies and adversaries PCs can When an NPC has multiple abilities, roll a
encounter are described using the D6 to determine which move it will use to
following statistics: attack. If there is no specified probability
for each ability, assume that the chances
1. Skill - An NPC’s Strength, Dexterity and of using each ability are equal and divide
Willpower distilled into one value. The them accordingly.
Player adds this to any action rolls the
NPC makes.
2. Hit Dice (HD) - The amount of D6s the
Player should roll when an NPC
becomes wounded. An NPC with 0 HD
dies when it takes any Wounds.
3. Armor - The amount of damage an
NPC can take before it starts rolling its
Hit Dice.
4. Morale (ML) - An NPC’s odds of giving
up during battle.
5. Possible attacks and/or special
abilities the NPC might have.

NPCs cannot push themselves and cannot

gain Stress. For more details on how to
use these statistics, see Combat (page 8).

NPC CASTERS
Whenever an NPC attempts to cast a
spell, the Player makes a roll just like a PC
would but uses the NPC’s Skill score
instead of WIL. The X value of spells they
cast is half their Skill rounded up.

NPCs don’t receive Stress.

Unless otherwise stated, NPC spellcasters

can only cast each of their spells once
each day.

NPC TARGET
If there are multiple PC and an NPC needs
to choose a target, roll the appropriate die
to determine which PC the NPC will

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WANDERERS
Wanderers are individuals who travel the
world in search of adventure, treasures,
and knowledge. They are skilled in various
forms of combat and survival, as well as
being knowledgeable in history,
archaeology, and other fields that are
useful for exploring ancient ruins and
uncovering forgotten secrets.
Wanderers can come from all walks of life,
from the humble farmer seeking a better
life to the noble knight seeking to prove
themselves. They can work alone or in
groups, and they often join guilds or
organizations such as the Adventurer's
Guild to find work and connect with like-
minded individuals.
Many Wanderers are motivated by the
pursuit of wealth and fame, but others are
driven by a desire to uncover hidden
knowledge or to protect the world from
ancient evils that still lurk in forgotten
places. They face many dangers on their
journeys, from traps and monsters to rival
Wanderers and corrupt officials, but they
press on nonetheless in pursuit of their
goals.
Despite the risks, the life of a Wanderer
can be rewarding and fulfilling, providing
opportunities for personal growth and
adventure that are hard to find elsewhere.
They are an important part of the world's
culture and history, and their exploits have
shaped the course of many events
throughout the ages.
NAME
Name your character.
CHARACTER ATTRIBUTES
Each player character (PC) has three
attributes.
• Strength (STR) - Physical strength and
endurance. This is probably your
highest attribute if you’re the sturdy
type who likes to hit things in the face.
• Dexterity (DEX) - Finesse and agility.
This is probably your highest attribute
if you’re the sneaky type that likes to
hit things from afar.
• Willpower (WIL) - Charisma and
mental endurance. This is probably
your highest attribute if you’re the
intense type that likes to cast spells.
A PC starts with 6 points to distribute
between the three attributes.
More points are available during
advancement (page 8).
HIT DICE
Each PC starts with one Hit Die (HD).
These are rolled when the character is
wounded to determine if the wounds are
fatal.
INVENTORY & STRESS SLOTS
Note the number of inventories slots your
PC has. A PC has Inventory Slots equal to
5 + their STR score.
Also note the PC’s Stress Slots equal to 5
+ their WIL score.
A PC cannot carry more Items or Stress
than they have Inventory and Stress slots.
BELONGINGS
PCs start with 5 Supplies and a dagger.
Roll 2d6 and multiply the result by 10 to
determine your starting gold. You may use
this to buy additional equipment if you
like.
SKILL-TREE
A skill tree system is a feature that allows
players to upgrade their character's
abilities and skills over time. The skill tree
is a visual representation of the different
skills or abilities that a character can learn
or improve and is divided into branches
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that correspond to different categories of
abilities. Each node in the skill tree
represents a particular skill or ability and
can be unlocked during advancement.

As players progress through the game and

earn experience points, they will gain
access to more powerful skills and
abilities. Some skills may require certain
prerequisites skill to be unlocked, by
investing points in another skill on the
same branch. Refer to the Skill-Tree
Diagram to see how you can unlock skills
of your choosing (page 13).

MAGIC AFFINITY
To determine if a character is able to wield
magic, roll a D20. A result of 18 or higher
indicates that they have the ability to wield
magical powers.

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MELEE TECHNIQUES
TECHNIQUE EFFECT STRESS DMG
Two-Handed Increases damage when wielding a two-handed N/A +2
weapon. Passive. Requires at least a Sword.
Cleave Strikes all enemies in front of the user in a wide arc. 1 N/A
Power Swing A slow but powerful swing that deals heavy 1 +3
damage to a single target.
Whirlwind The user spins around, striking all nearby enemies. 2 N/A
Execute Delivers a finishing blow to a weakened target, 2 +5
dealing extra damage.
Counter Automatically attacks an enemy that strikes the 1 N/A
user in melee combat.
Devastation A powerful attack that deals massive damage to a 3 +10
single target.
Dual-Wield The ability to wield two one-handed weapons at N/A N/A
once, increasing attack damage and versatility.
Passive. Requires two weapons of the type one-
handed and includes dagger.
Dual Fury A rapid-fire attack that hits twice times with both 2 x2
weapons.
Dual Strike A strong attack that hits with both weapons at 1 +3
once.
Blade Storm The user spins around, striking all nearby enemies 2 N/A
with both weapons.
Precision A quick and precise attack that deals moderate 2 +3
damage to a single target.
Frenzy The user attacks wildly, striking all nearby enemies 3 +3
with both weapons.
Riposte Counters a melee attack with a swift strike when 1 N/A
enemy miss a melee attack. Passive. Auto-counter.
1 Stress upon activation.
Shield Bash The user slams their shield into an enemy, dealing 1 3
moderate damage and stunning them. STR Roll,
stun for 15 – D20 STR Roll turns.
Shield Wall The user braces themselves, gaining increased 1 N/A
defense for a short time. +2 Block, 2 turn.
Shield Throw The user hurls their shield at an enemy, dealing 2 3
moderate damage and stunning them. DEX Roll,
stun for 15 – D20 DEX Roll turns.
Shield The user charges at an enemy, striking them with 2 5
Charge their shield and knocking them down.
Parry Blocks a melee attack and deals moderate damage 1 N/A
to the attacker.
Taunt Draws the attention of an enemy, forcing them to 1 N/A
attack the user.
Shield of Creates a protective barrier around the user, 2 N/A
Justice absorbing incoming damage. Block +4 DMG, 1 Turn
Charge The user charges at an enemy, striking them with a 1 +3
powerful blow.

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Critical A devastating charge attack that deals massive 2 +10
Charge damage to a single target.
Piercing A precise attack that deals extra damage to heavily 2
armored targets. Ignore shield and armor.
Sweep The user sweeps their weapon in a wide arc, 3 +3
striking all enemies in front of them.
Impale A powerful thrust attack that deals extra damage to 3 +12
a single target.
Ultimatum Forces an enemy to attack the user, dealing heavy 4 10
damage and stunning them. STR Roll, stun for 15 –
D20 STR Roll turns.

BOW TECHNIQUES
TECHNIQUE EFFECT STRESS DMG
Bow Mastery Increases bow damage. Passive N/A +2
Multi-Shot Shoots multiple arrows at 2 targets. 1 N/A
Critical Shot High critical hit chance. Lower critical rolls by 2. N/A N/A
Passive
Volley Shoots arrows in an arc. +3
Pierce-Shot Arrows pierce through targets. Ignore shield and 2 N/A
armor.
Quickdraw Faster aiming and firing. +2 DEX. Passive N/A N/A
Knockback Knocks back target. Skip 1 turn. 3 +3
Rain of Rains arrows in an area. Hit multiple targets. 4 N/A
Arrows

GUN TECHNIQUES
TECHNIQUE EFFECT STRESS DMG
Rifle Mastery Increases accuracy and reload speed with rifles. N/A N/A
Reload automatically, reload roll not required.
Passive
Pistol Increases accuracy and reload speed with pistols. N/A N/A
Mastery Reload automatically, reload roll not required.
Passive
Quick Draw Reduces the time it takes to draw and holster N/A N/A
pistols. +2 Dex
Dual Wield Allows the wielder to effectively use two pistols at N/A N/A
once. Required pistols. Passive
Sharpshooter Increases critical hit chance and damage with N/A N/A
ranged attacks. Lower critical rolls by 2. Passive
Precise Aim Increases accuracy and critical hit chance for a 2 x2
single, powerful shot.
Crossfire Fires a shot that damages multiple targets in a line. 3 N/A
Eagle Eye Temporarily increases accuracy and critical hit N/A N/A
chance. Lower critical rolls by 1D6 for 2 turns.
Critical Shot Fires a shot with increased critical hit chance and 4 X3
damage. Lower critical rolls by 1D6. fire a shot.

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Ricochet Fires a shot that bounces off walls and other 4 N/A
objects, hitting multiple targets. Cannot be block.
Barrage Rapidly fires multiple shots at a single target. Fire 4 N/A
1D6 shots.

SPELLS
SPELLS EFFECT STRESS DMG
Gust Creates a blast of wind that pushes back enemies 1 N/A
Shock Sends an electric shock at a single enemy, dealing 2 5
lightning damage
Tornado Summons a small tornado that damages and lifts 3 10
enemies in its path
Stone Wall Creates a wall of stone that blocks attacks 1 N/A
Tremor Creates a small earthquake that damages and 2 5
stuns enemies in the area. STR Roll to resist. Stun
for 1D6.
Landslide Causes a large rockslide that damages and knocks 3 10
down enemies in the area
Control Allows the caster to manipulate water to create 1 N/A
Water floods, waves, or waterspouts.
Water Gun Shoots a high-pressure jet of water at a single 2 3
enemy, dealing water damage.
Hydro Unleashes a powerful blast of water that damages 3 5
Cannon all enemies in a wide area.
Ember Shoots a small fireball at a single enemy, dealing 1 3
fire damage. Burn if critical hit.
Fireball Launches a large fireball that explodes on impact, 2 5
damaging all enemies in a moderate area. Burn if
critical hit.
Firebolt Shoots a bolt of fire at a single enemy, dealing 3 10
moderate fire damage. Burn if critical hit.
Restore Heals a single target's wounds, restoring some 1 N/A
health. Heal 1d6 wounds.
Protect Shields a single target, reducing damage taken for a 2 N/A
short time. +4 Armor, lasts 1 turn.
Mass Cure Heals all allies in a moderate area. Heal 1d6 3 N/A
wounds.
Illusion Creates a convincing illusion of the caster or an 1 N/A
object, distracting enemies. Summon 0HD replica of
the caster. Replica cannot attack.
Enrage Increases the damage dealt by an ally, but also 1 N/A
causes them to take more damage. Remove armor
temporarily. +5 DMG.
Invisible Makes the caster invisible, allowing them to avoid 2 N/A
enemies and attacks.
Charm Attempts to charm an enemy, making them more 2 N/A
friendly and willing to help the caster. Last for 1D6
turns.

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Dimension Teleports the caster and their allies to a nearby 5 N/A
Door location, avoiding obstacles and enemies. Can be
use in dungeon and overworld.
Summon Summons a friendly animal to aid the caster in 4 N/A
Wildlife combat. Last for D20 turns. Check Bestiary (page
29)
Summon Summons a hostile enemy to fight for the caster. 5 N/A
Enemy Last for D20 turns. Check Bestiary (page 29)
Summon Summons a powerful boss enemy to fight for the 6 N/A
Boss caster. Last for D20 turns. Check Bestiary (page 30)

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EQUIPMENT
Most items take one slot to carry but
some items, like weapons or armor, may
take additional slots to carry.
GOLD
When treasure is sold, it is converted into
gold pounds (GP). These do not take up
inventory slots. PC’s are assumed to carry
a small amount on their person to spend
on small purchases and have the rest of
their wealth stored somewhere else.
SUPPLY
Supply is an abstract item representing
basic gear a PC brought with them and
costs 5 GP. At any time during a session a
PC may trade a Supply they carry for any
simple commonly available item, which
they then note in their inventory.
For example, Player may want to use a
rope, it is assumed a rope is a supply item
the PC carried as part of the supply. The
PC can use rope to resolve the
encounters.
If a supply item is consumable, then usage
of such item will cost 1 supply.
AMMO
Ammo is an abstract item representing
the ammunition a PC brought with them
for their weapon. Players do not keep
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ITEMS TABLE
Here is the list of items available.
MELEE WEAPON
Weapon
Unarmed, Improvised, etc.
1 Dagger, Club, Staff, etc.
2 Sword, Axe, Flail, etc.
3 Great sword, Halberd, Warhammer,
etc.
track of individual arrows or bullets but
must roll a D6 at the end of combat in
which their PC uses a ranged weapon. On
a result of 1, they only have enough
ammunition left for one shot after which
the Ammo is removed from their
inventory.
DAMAGE & ARMOR
If a creature takes damage while they’re
wearing armor, the damage first reduces
their Armor points. If no Armor points
remain, they take the remaining damage
as Wounds.
Some attacks or effects may deal Wounds
directly and ignore a creature’s Armor.
WORN WEAPON
If a PC rolls a 1 on the D20 during their
attack, their weapon becomes worn. A
worn weapon has its damage reduced to 1
until it is repaired.
SHIELDS
Wielding a shield reduces incoming
damage by a specified value. If a PC rolls
a 1 on the D20 during their defense, the
shield is worn and cannot block attack.
UPGRADES
You can spend 100 GP at a blacksmith to
upgrade your weapon and armor with +1
to all its attributes.
Traits Price
(GP)
2 dmg -
3 dmg 4
4 dmg, +1 slot 10
5 dmg, two hands, +2 slots 15
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RANGED WEAPON
Weapon Traits Price
(GP)
4 Sling, Dart, Blowpipe, etc. 2 dmg, does not use Ammo 5
5 Bow 3 dmg, two hands, +2 slot 35
6 Crossbow 4 dmg, two hands, +2 slots 40
7 Pistol 5 dmg, roll DEX to speed reload 50
or one round to reload, +1 slot
8 Rifle 10 dmg, roll DEX to speed reload 200
or one round to reload, +3 slot
9 Shotgun 5 dmg at AOE, roll DEX to speed 200
reload or one round to reload, +3
slot
Ammo See Ammo 5

ARMOR
Armor Traits Price
(GP)
No Armor 0 Armor -
10 Light (Leather, etc.) 3 Armor 20
11 Medium (Chain, etc.) 5 Armor, +1 slot 50
12 Heavy (Plate, etc.) 7 Armor, +2 slots 200
13 Shield Reduce incoming dmg by 2 10
14 Spiked Shield Reduce incoming dmg by 2, 1 20
dmg to attacker

MISCELLANEOUS
Item Traits Price
(GP)
Supply Adventuring supplies 5
15 Bag of dust Blind enemy for 1 turn 5
16 Health Potion Heal 5 wounds 5
17 Medicine Cure Poison 5
18 Smoke Bomb Instant success when fleeing 10
19 Smoke leaf Release 4 stress 5
20 Phoenix Tear Revive a fallen creature 500

D20 TREASURE & RELIC

Treasure & Relic cannot be bought but can be sold for GP.

Item Traits Price (GP)

1 Magic Sword +2 Wil, 5 DMG 20
2 Enchanted Armor +2 Wil, 5 Armor, +1 Slot 30
3 Amulet of Life +1 HD 100

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4 Geruda Skin Book A book made from skin. What skin? You 100
don’t need to know.
5 Staff of healing +2 Wil, 3 dmg, all healing spells will be 50
cast to all allies.
6 Wand of fireballs +2 Wil, 3 dmg, +2 dmg to fire spell 70
7 Naga Holo-books A metal tetrahedron. The Academy 100
might know what it is.
8 Dagger of poison 3 DMG, STR save or die in 2 turns 30
9 Crystal ball Sought after by Seers 20
10 A Crown The crown of a long-lost king, or just a 100
weird hat.
11 Globe of darkness Create darkness to hide. Roll Dex to hide 50
for 2 turns.
12 Necklace of invisibility Make the wearer translucent. Roll Dex to 100
avoid detection and encounter.
13 Gauntlet of strength +2 Str 30
14 Horn of blasting Blast sound at enemy, cause mute. 40
15 Talisman of protection +1 Str, +1Wil 20
16 Ring of Regeneration Heal 1 Wound each turn. 40
17 Boots of Speed +2 Dex 30
18 Orb of Stone Summon a Golem once a day (Skill 3, HD 100
2, Tackle 4 Dmg)
19 Scrying mirror Reveal a room, take 2 stresses. 30
20 Bag of holding +10 Inventory slot. Store many items in 200
the bag.

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EVENTS
OVERWORLD EVENTS
The Overworld Events are a variety of random encounters and other events that the player
can encounter as they explore the game world outside of cities, towns, dungeons, and other
specific locations. These events might include things like finding a valuable item hidden in
the wilderness, encountering a wandering merchant, coming across a group of bandits, or
discovering an ancient shrine.

HEART (LOCATIONS)
CARD EVENT ACTIONS
ACE A Town, the quaint town bustles with Name the town.
life as people from all corners of the
world gather to trade, rest, and seek
adventure amidst the winding streets
and colorful architecture.
2 A Village, surrounded by fields of Name the village.
vibrant crops, the humble village
bustles with the sounds of clucking
chickens, contented cows, and
children playing in the streets.
3-5 As you enter the field, the gentle
rustling of the crops and the warm
sunlight create a peaceful and
soothing atmosphere. The vibrant
green leaves sway to the breeze, and
the sweet scent of wildflowers fills
the air.
6 The adventure camp looks like it has
been abandoned for some time; tents
have collapsed, and equipment is
strewn about the area. The only sign
of life is the remnants of a fire that
has long since gone out.
7 As you climb higher and higher, the
air becomes thinner, and the ground
more treacherous, yet the sight of
snow-capped peaks stretching
towards the sky fills you with a sense
of awe and wonder. The howling
wind seems to whisper tales of
ancient spirits and lost civilizations
buried deep within the mountain's
heart
8 The river flows lazily through the
landscape, its gentle currents
creating a peaceful atmosphere as it
winds through the terrain, providing a
source of life and sustenance for
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 surface glints in the sunlight, and the
soft sound of water lapping against
the riverbank creates a soothing
melody that soothes the soul.
9 The towering trees of the verdant
forest loom overhead, their leafy
canopies dappling the forest floor
with soft green light as the rustling of
leaves blends with the chirping of
birds and the scurrying of small
woodland creatures. Beneath the
trees, a carpet of fallen leaves and
thick undergrowth conceals the
many secrets of the forest, and the
path ahead winds and twists through
the thick trunks, promising adventure
and perhaps danger for those braves
enough to venture forth.
10 A Bandit Hideout, lies a hidden den Draw a card, the number determines the
where the notorious bandits of the rating. Name the dungeon.
land gather to plot their nefarious
schemes and divide their stolen loot.
J An Ancient Human Ruin, scattered Draw a card, the number determines the
throughout the Isles, hold valuable rating. Name the dungeon.
treasures and lost knowledge from a
time long forgotten.
Q A Geruda Dungeon, Among the Draw a card, the number determines the
twisted spires and macabre rating. Name the dungeon.
architecture of the Geruda dungeon
lies forgotten treasures and
unspeakable horrors, guarded by the
remnants of a fallen civilization.
K A Naga Dungeon, the air is thick with Draw a card, the number determines the
the scent of ancient magic and the rating. Name the dungeon.
distant sound of slithering echoes
throughout the dimly lit corridors,
where the remnants of a once-great
civilization lie hidden beneath the
coiling vines and vines of forgotten
lore.

DIAMONDS (RANDOM EVENTS)

CARD EVENT
ACE Encounter a wounded adventurer,
seeking aid or rescue.
2 Encounter a friendly adventurer,
offering a useful tip.
3 Encounter a wise old sage with
advice to give.
ACTIONS
Spend 1 Supply to heal the adventurer.
He rewards you with one of his items.
Roll D20 items.
You receive 1D6 X 5 of XP.
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4 Encounter a mysterious traveler,
offering a secret quest.
5 Discover a hidden treasure trove in
the bushes.
6 Encounter a rival adventurer, offering
a challenge or competition.
7 Encounter a group of merchants
selling rare goods.
8 Discover a forgotten ruin. Inside of
which a locked chest with gold.
9 Discover an ancient relic.
10 Encounter a friendly animal
companion.
J Encounter a legendary hero or
powerful ally.
Q Encounter a powerful mage or wizard
with arcane knowledge.
K Encounter a noble with a request or
task.
SPADE (BATTLE)
CARD EVENT
ACE Encounter a rival adventurer or
bounty hunter, looking to claim a
prize.
2-5 Encounter a docile wildlife
6-8 Encounter a hostile wildlife
9-10 Encounter an Overworld Enemy
Q-J Encounter a party of Overworld
Enemy
You may accept 1 quest.
Receive GP worth 1D6 X 10GP.
You may challenge them to a duel with
one of your party members. Stats is the
same as one of your party members.
You may name this character and his
background and re-use for future
encounters. Roll WIL to decline the
offer. 1D6 X 25G if you won.
You may buy an Ancient Relic.
You may spend 1 Supply to lockpick the
chest. Roll DEX for success.
Roll D20 for a random Ancient Relic.
You may choose 1 wildlife to join your
party. Death is permanent.
You may invite them to join your party
for a today. Stats are the same as your
strongest party members. You may
name this character and his background
and re-use for future encounters. Roll
WIL to invite.
Magic character receive 1D6 X 25 XP.
You may accept 1 quest.
ACTIONS
You may challenge them to a duel with
one of your party members. Stats is the
same as one of your party members.
You may name this character and his
background and re-use for future
encounters.
You may hunt this creature for 5
supplies. Roll 1D6 Docile Wildlife table.
The creature attacks you. Receive 5
supplies if won. Roll 1D6 Hostile Wildlife
table.
Roll D6 Overworld Enemy. You may flee
or fight. Roll DEX to flee, consume 1
supply.
Roll D6 Overworld Enemy. Fight a party
of enemy the same size as the PCs
party. You may flee or fight. Roll DEX to
flee, consume 3 supplies.
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K Encounter an Overworld Boss Roll D6 Overworld Boss. You may flee or
fight. Roll DEX to flee, consume 5
supplies.

CLUB (LOOTS)
CARD EVENT ACTIONS
ACE Encounter a wounded adventurer, Spend 1 Supply to heal the adventurer.
seeking aid or rescue. He rewards you with one of his items.
Roll D20 items.
2-5 Find a small amount of coin or You receive 1D6 X 2 GP.
valuable trinket.
6-7 You found a random items on the Roll D20 items.
ground.
8-9 You found a random locked chest. Roll DEX, consume 1 supply if fail. Can
retry. Receive 1D6 X 25 GP.
10 A party of Overworld Enemy guards a Roll D6 Overworld Enemy. Fight a party
horde of loots. of enemy the same size as the PCs
party. Receive an item each. Roll D20
Items table.
J-Q A Boss guards a treasure horde. Roll D6 Overworld Boss. You may fight
the boss or ignore it. Receive 1D6 X 100
GP.
K An Ancient Relic wielded by a Boss. Roll D6 Overworld Boss. Roll D20 Relic.
The boss will wield and use the relic.
Adding the relic ability into its arsenals.
You may fight the boss or ignore it.
Receive the Relic as Reward.

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DUNGEON EVENTS
Dungeon events are a set of encounters and situations that players can encounter while
exploring a dungeon. These events can range from combat encounters with monsters and
traps to finding hidden treasures and uncovering ancient secrets. Some events may offer
opportunities for players to solve puzzles, while others may involve negotiating with NPCs or
finding creative ways to overcome obstacles. Additionally, dungeon events can provide
opportunities for players to deepen their understanding of the game world and the history of
the dungeon they are exploring. Ultimately, dungeon events add depth and variety to the
gameplay experience, allowing players to have a unique and engaging adventure each time
they explore a dungeon.

ACES (RELIC)
CARD EVENT ACTIONS
ACE As you approach an altar, you feel a Roll D20 Relic.
sense of reverence and awe. The
ancient relic, resting upon its stone
pedestal, glows with a faint,
otherworldly light. The air around you
crackle with energy, and you can hear
a low, pulsing hum emanating from
the artifact.

SPADE (BATTLE)
CARD EVENT ACTIONS
2-6 Encounter a Dungeon Enemy Roll D6 Dungeon Enemy. You may flee
or fight. Roll DEX to flee, consume 1
supply.
7-9 Encounter two Dungeon Enemy Roll D6 Dungeon Enemy two times. You
fight two Enemy. You may flee or fight.
Roll DEX to flee, consume the party
count of supplies.
10-Q Encounter a party of Dungeon Enemy Roll D6 Dungeon Enemy to the size of
PCs count. Fight a party of enemy the
same size as the PCs party. You may
flee or fight. Roll DEX to flee, consume
the party count of supplies.
K Encounter a Dungeon Boss Roll D6 Dungeon Boss. You may flee or
fight. Roll DEX to flee, consume 5
supplies.

HEART (LOCATIONS)
CARD EVENT ACTIONS
2 A dark and damp corridor with the
sound of dripping water echoing all
around you.

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3 An ancient library filled with shelves
of dusty tomes and crumbling
manuscripts.
4 A long-abandoned laboratory, filled
with rusted tools and strange, arcane
symbols.
5 A small shrine to a long-forgotten
god, with offerings of coins and
jewels left in tribute.
6 A large, open chamber with a pit in
the center and narrow walkways
around the edge.
7 A network of tunnels and caverns
that seem to stretch on forever,
leading who knows where.
8 A collapsed section of the dungeon,
revealing a hidden passageway to a
lower level.
9 An eerie, abandoned chapel, with
stained-glass windows depicting
scenes of ancient battles.
10 A large, round chamber with a
glowing portal in the center, leading
to parts unknown.
J-Q A bonfire. As you approach the If a PC dies, revive at this place for 100
clearing, the sound of crackling GP as an offering. Heals all wounds.
flames fills your ears. In the center of
the space stands a roaring bonfire,
casting flickering light across the
surrounding area. The warmth of the
fire washes over you, a welcome
respite from the chill of the
surrounding air.
K The throne room of an ancient king, Roll D20 Relic.
long dead and buried, but still
exuding an aura of power.

CLUB (LOOTS)
CARD EVENT ACTIONS
ACE Encounter a wounded adventurer, Spend 1 Supply to heal the adventurer.
seeking aid or rescue. He rewards you with one of his items.
Roll D20 items.
2-5 Find a small amount of coin or You receive 1D6 X 2 GP.
valuable trinket.
6-7 You found a random items on the Roll D20 items.
ground.
8-9 You found a random locked chest. Roll DEX, consume 1 supply if fail. Can
retry. Receive 1D6 X 25 GP.
10 A party of Dungeon Enemy guards a Roll D6 Dungeon Enemy. Fight a party of
horde of loots. enemy the same size as the PCs party.

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J-Q A Boss guards a treasure horde.
K An Ancient Relic wielded by a Boss.
Receive an item each. Roll D20 Items
table.
Roll D6 Dungeon Boss. You may fight
the boss or ignore it. Receive 1D6 X 100
GP.
Roll D6 Dungeon Boss. Roll D20 Relic.
The boss will wield and use the relic.
Adding the relic ability into its arsenals.
You may fight the boss or ignore it.
Receive the Relic as Reward.

DIAMOND (LORE)
CARD EVENT ACTIONS
2 You discover an old, tattered book
with a strange, glowing symbol on
the cover. The symbol is not one you
recognize.
3 You come across an unusual
gemstone embedded in the wall. It
glimmers in the torchlight, and you
feel a strange energy emanating
from it.
4 You hear a strange noise coming
from down the hallway. As you
approach, you realize it's the sound
of a group of small creatures.
5 You come across a statue that
seems to be staring at you. Its eyes
seem to follow you as you move.
6 You will find a map of the dungeon
on the ground. It's old and faded, but
it might still be useful.
7 You stumble upon an old, rusted
chest hidden behind some rocks. It's
locked, but you might be able to find
a way to open it.
8 You notice a strange, pungent odor
coming from a nearby room. You're
not sure what it is, but it doesn't
seem natural.
9 You discover a strange altar with an
ancient relic resting on top. The relic
seems to be pulsing with a faint,
otherworldly light.
10 You find a piece of parchment with a
riddle written on it. The answer might
lead to a secret treasure.
J You come across a room with
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 not sure what they mean, but they
might be important.
Q You come across a group of
skeletons that seem to be guarding
something. They don't seem to
notice you yet.
K You notice a strange, glowing fungus
growing on the wall. It looks like it
might have some useful properties.

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BESTIARY
OVERWORLD DOCILE WILDLIFE
CREATURE DESCRIPTION SKILL HD ABILITIES
Deer A gentle herbivore that is a 3 1 Charge: 1 dmg
common sight in the forest.
Rabbit A small and skittish creature 1 0 Kick: 0 dmg
that hops about the forest
floor.
Squirrel A small and agile rodent that 1 0 Throw: 0 dmg
is known for its ability to
climb trees.
Beaver A semi-aquatic rodent that is 2 1 Bite: 1 dmg
known for building dams and
lodges in streams and rivers.
Boar A large and powerful pig that 3 2 Charge: 3 dmg
can be found in forests and
other wooded areas. Ferocity: Gain +2 bonus
dmg when wounded.

Fox A small carnivore with red fur 3 2 Bite: 3 dmg

and a bushy tail.

OVERWORLD HOSTILE WILDLIFE

CREATURE DESCRIPTION SKILL HD ABILITIES
Dire Wolf A large and aggressive wolf 4 2 Bite: 3 dmg
with razor-sharp fangs.
Pack Tactics: Gains 2
buff on attack rolls
against targets if
another Dire Wolf is
nearby.
Giant Spider An enormous spider with 2 1 Bite: 2 dmg
venomous fangs and sharp
legs. Webbing: Can shoot
webs to restrain targets
Alligator A massive reptile with 5 3 Bite: 4 dmg.
powerful jaws and thick skin.
Ambush: Attack first
when combat starts.
Giant Scorpion A massive arachnid with a 2 1 Sting: 2 dmg
stinger dripping with venom.
Poison: STR save or die
in 2 turns.
Bear A massive and powerful bear 5 3 Maul: 4 dmg
with razor-sharp claws.
Ferocity: Gain +2 bonus
dmg when wounded.

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Wyvern A flying reptile with sharp
talons, a poisonous stinger,
and leathery wings.
OVERWORLD MONSTERS & ENEMY
CREATURE DESCRIPTION
Goblin A small, green-skinned
humanoid with a vicious grin.
Bandit A rough-looking human with
a bandana over their face.
Troll A massive, brutish humanoid
with tough, rubbery skin and
a taste for flesh.
Harpy A winged, female creature
with the head of a bird and
the body of a woman.
Ogre A large, brutish humanoid
with gray-green skin and a
club.
Basilisk A massive, reptilian monster
with deadly eyes that turn
their victims to stone.
6 4 Fire Breath: 5 dmg, burn
for 1 dmg per round, up
to 3 rounds unless
reapplied.
Poison Immunity:
passive
SKILL HD ABILITIES
3 1 Sword: 4 dmg
Nimble Strike: Can make
a bonus attack.
4 2 Sword: 4 dmg
Dirty Tricks: Can disarm
foes.
6 4 Tackle: 5 dmg
Regeneration: The troll
restores 1 wound points
at the start of its turn if
it has still survived.
4 3 Talon: 4 dmg
Luring Song: The harpy
sings a magical melody.
Each humanoid and
giant able to hear the
song must succeed on a
D20 WIL saving throw or
be charmed for 2 turns.
5 4 Club: 4 dmg
6 4 Tail Whip: 5 dmg
Petrifying Gaze: If the
basilisk sees a creature
within 30 feet of it and
the two of them can see
each other, the basilisk
can force the creature to
make a D20 WIL saving
throw if the basilisk isn't
incapacitated. On a
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OVERWORLD BOSS
CREATURE DESCRIPTION
Thornyback A giant, spiky turtle with a hard
shell and sharp claws.
Timberwolf A massive, wolf-like creature
with sharp claws and powerful
jaws.
Dire Bear A massive, aggressive bear
with razor-sharp claws and a
thick coat of fur.
Night A shadowy, serpentine
Stalker creature with glowing eyes and
razor-sharp fangs.
Ogre A towering, brutish ogre with a
Chieftain massive club and thick hide.
failed save, the creature
magically begins to turn
to stone and is
restrained for the rest of
the fight.
SKILL HD ABILITIES
6 5 Slash: 6 dmg
Shell Defense:
Thornyback can retreat
into its shell, reducing
incoming damage by
50%.
6 5 Bite: 5 dmg
Pack Tactics: Timberwolf
is more effective when
fighting in a group,
dealing extra damage for
each Wolf-like ally
present.
8 6 Slash: 5 dmg
Bite: 6 dmg
Frenzy: When Dire Bear's
health drops below 50%,
it enters a frenzied state,
dealing double damage
and taking reduced
damage until its health is
restored above 50%.
8 6 Gnaw: 7 dmg
Shadow Cloak: Night
Stalker can disappear
into the shadows,
becoming invisible to
players and dealing
bonus damage on its
next attack.
10 7 Club: 8 dmg
Warcry: Ogre Chieftain
can let out a thunderous
roar, inspiring nearby
ogres to fight more
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Poison Ivy A massive, sentient plant with
vines and tendrils that can
grasp and squeeze its prey.
fiercely and dealing
bonus damage to
players.
6 5 Vine Whip: 6 dmg
Poisonous Touch:
Poison Ivy's vines
secrete a toxic poison
that deals 2 dmg over
time and slows the
player's movement.
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