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    The document is a tracker for recording time spent during a hex crawl campaign. It includes a two week sample tracker with boxes representing 2 hour increments or full days. Notes indicate wandering monster checks should be made every 6 boxes or daily rest is needed to avoid penalties. The tracker can be used to map out travel, exploration, camping, and rest over the course of an adventure.

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    The document is a tracker for recording time spent during a hex crawl campaign. It includes a two week sample tracker with boxes representing 2 hour increments or full days. Notes indicate wandering monster checks should be made every 6 boxes or daily rest is needed to avoid penalties. The tracker can be used to map out travel, exploration, camping, and rest over the course of an adventure.

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    Hexcrawl Time Tracker

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    The document is a tracker for recording time spent during a hex crawl campaign. It includes a two week sample tracker with boxes representing 2 hour increments or full days. Notes indicate wandering monster checks should be made every 6 boxes or daily rest is needed to avoid penalties. The tracker can be used to map out travel, exploration, camping, and rest over the course of an adventure.

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    Hexcrawl Time Tracker

    HEXCRAWL
    ESSENTIALS
    Each box = 2 hours; 1 block = 8 hours; 3 blocks = 1 day. P Mark Provision.
    W Wandering monster, 1-in-6 chance. W Wandering monster, 1-in-20 chance.

    Week One Week Two


    Travel Camp Rest Travel Camp Rest

    W W P W W W W W W P W W W W

    W W P W W W W W W P W W W W

    W W P W W W W W W P W W W W

    W W P W W W W W W P W W W W

    W W P W W W W W W P W W W W

    W W P W W W W W W P W W W W

    Rest Day Rest Day


    W W P W W W W W W P W W W W

    Sequence of Play Resting Referee’s Notes


    1. Actions: The party decides what Daily: Characters who do not rest for
    actions to take (e.g. moving to eight hours a day receive a -1 penalty to
    another hex; exploring, hunting, or rolls until they have rested.
    gathering within the current hex;
    camping). Weekly: Characters must rest for one
    day per six days of travel. Penalty as
    2. Wandering monsters: Roll either 1d6 above.
    or 1d20 as noted in turn tracker.
    3. Description: Describe the results. Other Activities
    4. End of turn: Tick off a box, paying
    attention to events noted in the turn Exploring: Fully exploring a point of
    tracker. interest within a hex can be traded for
    one turn of movement. More detailed
    Movement Speed exploration of an entire hex can be
    performed instead of a day’s travel.
    Hex distance is typically 6 miles across. Foraging: Can be performed alongside
    The following speeds apply to easy normal movement or exploration. 1-in-6
    terrain specifically. chance per day to find 1d6 provisions.
    Standard Road: 2 hours per hex Hunting: Can be performed instead of a
    Highway: 1½ hour per hex day’s travel. 1-in-6 chance per day to
    encounter a creature suitable for eating.
    Maintained Trail: 3 hours per hex This is in addition to the normal
    Game Trail: 4 hours per hex procedure for random encounters.

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