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	== [[Hârn_HârnWorld_Character_Generation| Character Generation]] ==		== [[Hârn_HârnWorld_Character_Generation| Character Generation]] ==
−	'''Note:''' '''<span style="color:#FF0000">ADD</span>''' Links to main Character Creation.
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−	'''<span style="color:#006699">Possible Link</span>'''
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	=== Birth Generation ===		=== Birth Generation ===
−	Birth attributes depend on environment. Those that follow are geared to Hârn. Additional details concerning a character’s birth, such as social class, occupation, family, etc., are heavily dependent on the rules being used.
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	==== Species ====		==== Species ====
−	We recommend that players have human characters but this is a matter of taste. Roll 1d100 if desired.
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−	INSERT TABLE
−	{|
−	| 01–89
−	| Human
−	|-
−	| 90
−	| Sindarin (elf/sidhe)
−	|-
−	| 91
−	| Khuzdul (dwarf)
−	|-
−	| 92–93
−	| Gargu-arak (streaked orc)
−	|-
−	| 94
−	| Gargu-kyani (white orc)
−	|-
−	| 95–97
−	| Gargu-hyeka (brown orc)
−	|-
−	| 98
−	| Gargu-viasal (red orc)
−	|-
−	| 99
−	| Gargu-khanu (black orc)
−	|-
−	| 00
−	| Other (GM discretion)
−	|}
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	==== Sex ====		==== Sex ====
−	Players may select their gender depending on rule system and GM discretion. Roll 1d100 for NPCs.
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−	INSERT TABLE
−	{|
−	! Sex
−	! Human
−	! Sindarin
−	! Khuzdul
−	! Gargun
−	|-
−	| Male
−	| 01–48
−	| 01–45
−	| 01–75
−	| 01–99
−	|-
−	| Female
−	| 49–00
−	| 46–00
−	| 76–00
−	| 00
−	|}
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	==== Birthdate ====		==== Birthdate ====
−	The Hârnic calender, called Tuzyn Reckoning (TR), has a 12-month lunar year (1d12). Each month has 30 days (1d30). Birth year is assigned by the GM.
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−	INSERT TABLE
−	{|
−	! Spring
−	! Summer
−	! Autumn
−	! Winter
−	|-
−	| 1. Nuzyael
−	| 4. Nolus
−	| 7. Azura
−	| 10. Ilvin
−	|-
−	| 2. Peonu
−	| 5. Larane
−	| 8. Halane
−	| 11. Navek
−	|-
−	| 3. Kelen
−	| 6. Agrazhar
−	| 9. Savor
−	| 12. Morgat
−	|}
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	==== Birthplace ====		==== Birthplace ====
−	A character’s birthplace should be identified at least to the nearest major settlement (keep, castle, or town), preferably to the nearest village. This table will generate the birthplace of any human character to the nearest Hârnic major settlement. Roll 1d100 to determine nation and again to determine settlement (or tribal nation in the case of barbarians). There is a 10% chance the character is born in the actual major settlement. Otherwise, he comes from a nearby village. The expansion modules published for each Hârnic kingdom contain lists of manorial villages.
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−	'''Note:''' '''<span style="color:#FF0000">ADD</span>''' Links to main Character Creation. Seperate into Nations (with Links to each).
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−	'''Note:''' '''<span style="color:#FF0000">REORDER</span>''' table names listed, they currently are Alphabetical and not rations of numbers and correct percentages.
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−	'''<span style="color:#006699">Possible Link</span>'''
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−	'''Note:''' '''<span style="color:#FF0000">MAKE</span>''' 3 Columns, include left-most column the RACE, with ROWSPAN covering whole group.
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−	INSERT TABLE
−	{|
−	! style="background:#CCCCCC;" colspan="3"| Birthplace Generation
−	|-
−	| rowspan="20"| 01–18
−	! colspan="2"| Barbarian
−	|-
−	| 01–05
−	| Adaenum
−	|-
−	| 06–09
−	| Anoa
−	|-
−	| 10–12
−	| Bujoc
−	|-
−	| 13–16
−	| Chelni
−	|-
−	| 17
−	| Chymak
−	|-
−	| 18–23
−	| Equani
−	|-
−	| 24–27
−	| Gozyda
−	|-
−	| 28–43
−	| Hodiri
−	|-
−	| 44
−	| Kabloqui
−	|-
−	| 45–46
−	| Kamaki
−	|-
−	| 47–48
−	| Kath
−	|-
−	| 49–56
−	| Kubora
−	|-
−	| 57–66
−	| Pagaelin
−	|-
−	| '''<span style="color:#FF0000">67–68</span>'''
−	| '''<span style="color:#FF0000">MISSING</span>'''
−	|-
−	| 69–71
−	| Solori
−	|-
−	| 72–82
−	| Taelda
−	|-
−	| 83–92
−	| Tulwyn
−	|-
−	| 93–98
−	| Urdu
−	|-
−	| 99–00
−	| Ymodi
−
−	|-
−	| 19
−	! colspan="2"| Chybisa
−	|-
−	| 01–40 Burzyn 61–75 Lerenil
−	|-
−	| 41–60 Geda 76–00 Onden
−
−	|-
−	| 20–32
−	! colspan="2"| Kaldor
−	|-
−	| 01–02 Athelren 24–31 Kiban 66–70 Querina
−	|-
−	| 03–04 Baseta 32–33 Kobing 71–72 Setrew
−	|-
−	| 05–06 Bidow 34–36 Kolorn 73–75 Shebra
−	|-
−	| 07–09 Esenor 37–38 Kyg 76–77 Sirendel
−	|-
−	| 10–11 Fisen 39–46 Minarsas 78–88 Tashal
−	|-
−	| 12–17 Gardiren 47–48 Nenda 89–91 Ternua
−	|-
−	| 18 Getha 49–50 Nubeth 92–93 Tonot
−	|-
−	| 19–20 Heru 51–56 Olokand 94–96 Uldien
−	|-
−	| 21–22 Hutop 57–58 Pendeth 97–98 Yeged
−	|-
−	| 23 Jedes 59–65 Qualdris 99–00 Zoben
−
−	|-
−	| 33–44
−	! colspan="2"| Kanday
−	|-
−	| 01–16 Aleath 41 Gimon 67–68 Pinide
−	|-
−	| 17–18 Avertu 42 Hebon 69–72 Quivum
−	|-
−	| 19–20 Chison 43–46 Heroth 73–78 Sarkum
−	|-
−	| 21–22 Cuton 47 Ibonost 79–85 Selvos
−	|-
−	| 23 Dunir 48–51 Imiden 86–91 Sepire
−	|-
−	| 24–31 Dyrisa 52–57 Kedis 92–97 Sumon
−	|-
−	| 32–33 Edino 58–62 Menekod 98 Torthan
−	|-
−	| 34–38 Ewen 63 Minilaous 99–00 Zerien
−	|-
−	| 39–40 Findumon 64–66 Ohetis
−
−	|-
−	| 45–64
−	! colspan="2"| Melderyn
−	|-
−	| 01–10 Cherafir 38–41 Huvos 68–69 Parios
−	|-
−	| 11–20 Chyrefal 42–44 Jetust 70–72 Parnam
−	|-
−	| 21 Cosyuh 45–46 Jothet 73 Racyn
−	|-
−	| 22 Cundras 47–51 Karveth 74–76 Ramere
−	|-
−	| 23–26 Cupeth 52–53 Laket 77–80 Shenap
−	|-
−	| 27 Fosumo 54–55 Lyf 81–93 Thay
−	|-
−	| 28 Glenoth 56–57 Menio 94–96 Wharo
−	|-
−	| 29 Gosus 58–59 Moque 97–98 Yael
−	|-
−	| 30–32 Gythrun 60–64 Nurisel 99–00 Zuilos
−	|-
−	| 33–37 Harden 65–67 Ontur
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−	|-
−	| 65–74
−	! colspan="2"| Orbaal
−	|-
−	| 01–02 Aaldem 34–35 Kjen 70–71 Shien
−	|-
−	| 03–04 Antir 36–39 Leriel 72–75 Tandir
−	|-
−	| 05–07 Arathel 40–44 Lorkin 76–77 Tawheim
−	|-
−	| 08–09 Arone 45–49 Marby 78–79 Teryff
−	|-
−	| 10–11 Asax 50–51 Mul 80–81 Thoen
−	|-
−	| 12–13 Daasen 52–53 Pethwys 82–83 Thrand
−	|-
−	| 14–15 Ebein 54–55 Pjagel 84–85 Thursa
−	|-
−	| 16–17 Fjaga 56–58 Pled 86–87 Utera
−	|-
−	| 18–23 Geldeheim 59–60 Pyberg 88–91 Vaagel
−	|-
−	| 24–25 Gwaeryn 61–62 Quiam 92–93 Vold
−	|-
−	| 26–27 Gyfyn 63–64 Quimen 94–95 Wethom
−	|-
−	| 28–29 Hjael 65–67 Sherwyn 96–98 Zuden
−	|-
−	| 30–33 Keiren 68–69 Shese 99–03 Zynholm
−
−	|-
−	| 75–86
−	! colspan="2"| Rethem
−	|-
−	| 01–02 Arketh 32–35 Ithius 68–72 Shostim
−	|-
−	| 03–04 Bedenes 36–40 Menekai 73–79 Techen
−	|-
−	| 05–07 Bekar 41–45 Norienar 80–85 Themeson
−	|-
−	| 08–12 Chakta 46–49 Omnis 86–89 Thiri
−	|-
−	| 13–15 Dasen 50–54 Phira 90–92 Tormau
−	|-
−	| 16–22 Golotha 55–58 Quiso 93–94 Weseda
−	|-
−	| 23–24 Henwe 59–61 Quste 95–98 Winen
−	|-
−	| 25–27 Hyen 62–67 Senun 99–00 Zaza
−	|-
−	| 28–31 Ithiko
−
−	|-
−	| 87–99
−	! colspan="2"| Tharda
−	|-
−	| 01–03 Bythe 39–42 Fobin 73–76 Noru
−	|-
−	| 04–06 Cestor 43–44 Geminost 77–78 Ostenor
−	|-
−	| 07–09 Chenad 45–51 Geshtei 79–84 Parnan
−	|-
−	| 10–24 Coranan 52–54 Hediro 85–86 Peden
−	|-
−	| 25 Dumon 55–59 Hibut 87–95 Shiran
−	|-
−	| 26–30 Eidru 60–64 Imrium 96 Stimos
−	|-
−	| 31–33 Esuron 65–69 Kuseme 97–00 Telen
−	|-
−	| 34–38 Firis 70–72 Moleryn
−
−	|-
−	| 00
−	! colspan="2"| Miscellaneous
−	|-
−	| 01–05
−	| Elshavel
−	|-
−	| 06–90
−	| Habe
−	|-
−	| 91–93
−	| Noron
−	|-
−	| 94–95
−	| Trobridge
−	|-
−	| 96–00
−	| Ulfshafen
−
−	|}
	== [[Hârn_HârnWorld_Regional_Map| Regional Map]] ==		== [[Hârn_HârnWorld_Regional_Map| Regional Map]] ==

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Introduction

• What Is Hârnworld
  • Hârn Overview
  • Hârn Regional Map
  • Encyclopedia Hârnica
  • Where to Start
• Why Use HârnWorld?

Cultures

Hârnic Cultures

Kingdoms

Barbarian Nations

Gargun Nations

Unique Cultures

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Geography

Weather and Climate

Vegetation

Communications

Calendar

Hârn Cultural/Political Map

Ázadmêre

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Chybísa

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Eváel

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Káldôr

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Kandáy

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Orbáal

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Réthem

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Tribal Nations

Adaenum

Anoa

Bujoc

Chelni

Chymak

Equani

Gozyda

Hodiri

Kabloqui

Kamaki

Kath

Kubora

Pagaelin

Solori

Taelda

Tulwyn

Urdu

Ymodi

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Gârgún

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Gargun Nations

Nomadic Tribes

Colonies

Ilme

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Government

Feudalism

Feudal Nobility

Earl

Baron

Manorial Lord

Knighthood

Knights Bachelor

Feudal Obligations

Royal Government

The Royal Bureaucracy

The Chamber

The Chancery

The Exchequer

The Constabulary

Royal Shires

Sheriffs

Royal Forests

Rural Manors

Manorialism

Manorial Tenants

Serfs

Freeholders

Manorial Villages

The Manorhouse

Peasant Cottages

The Mill

Agriculture

Husbandry

Woodland

Towns and Cities

Towns and Cities

Towns & Cities Table

Government of Towns

Town Charters

Alderman

Mayor

Warden

Harbormaster

Bondmaster

Town Law

Urban Geography

Town Markets

Townsmen

The Guilds

The Individual Guilds

The Mangai

Guild Franchises

Hârnic Guilds

Badges of the Guilds of Hârn

Apprentices

Journeymen

Masters

Guildmasters and Syndics

Unguilded Occupations

Economics

Prices and Incomes

Hârnic Coins

Prices

Weapons and Armour

Price List

Price List Table

Incomes

Guilded Occupations

Unguilded Occupations

Military Wages

Income Table

Taxes and Tolls

Property Tax

Hawking Tax

Bonding Fees

Maritime Taxes

Tolls

Guild Dues

Hârn Economic Map

Trade

Caravans

Caravan Masters

Maritime Trade

Religion

Religion

Kelestia

Familial Worlds

The Kethrian Family

Libram of the Pantheon

The Natal Wars

The Concordat of the Illimitable Tome

The Gods of Hârn

AGRIK

HALEA

ILVIR

LARANI

MORGATH

NAVEH

PEONI

SARAJIN

Save-K’nor

SIEM

The Nature of the Gods

The Churches of Hârn

Church Hierarchies

Clerical Orders

Fighting Orders

Canon Law

Other Religions

History

History of Hârn

The Earthmasters

Earthmaster Sites

The Departure of the Earthmasters

The Lost Years

The Age Of The Sindarin

The Khuzdul

The Codominium

The Coming of Men

The Atani Wars

The Sindarin Abdication

Founding Of Melderyn

Lothrim The Foulspawner

The Foulspawn

The Penultimate Tome

The Carnage of Kiraz

The Battle of Sirion

Aftermath at Kiraz

Collapse of Lothrim’s Federation

The Seven Kingdoms

The Migration Wars

The Founding of Kaldor

Chybisa Beleaguered

The Demise of Elorinar

The Corani Empire

The Hefiosa Campaign

Arosta the Conqueror

Founding of the Empire

The Kingdom of Aleathia

The Corani Succession Crisis

Mejenes the Great

Decline of the Empire

Balsha the Prophet

The Balshan Jihad

The Theocracy Of Tekhos

The Aleathian Odyssey

A Reign of Terror

The Interregnum

The Founding Of Kandáy

Arlun The Barbarian

The Founding of Rethem

The Thardic League

The Five-Year War

The Thardic Republic

Rethem In Chaos

Ezar's War

Kuseme War

CHYBISA: The Melderyni Kings

KALDOR: A Tradition of Rebellion

The Kaldoric Civil War

The Restoration

The House of Elendsa

The Salt War

The Treasure War

The Jarin Of The North

The Ivinian Conquest

The Kingdom of Orbaal

The Jarin Rebellion

The Rape of Thay

The Cape Renda Disaster

Epilogue

The West

The East

The North

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Chronology

Character Generation

Birth Generation

Species

Sex

Birthdate

Birthplace

Regional Map

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Regional Map

The full-color map of Hârn provides a vast amount of information with a unique cartographic system developed specifically for fantasy gaming. The system allows easy perception of both terrain and topography. For example, a forest area may be depicted as flat, swampy, hilly, or mountainous. The hex grid helps the plotting of movement and distance. The numbered and lettered square grid is a handy reference to locate features described in Hârndex.

The area covered measures 250 Hârnic leagues (1,000 km or 620 miles) north/south and approximately 375 Hârnic leagues (1,500 km or 930 miles) east/west.

Vegetation

The regional map has seven principal vegetation classes. Each is identified on the map key.

Ice, Snow, Rockfield: Permanent mountain snowpack, precipitous rocky cliffs, and the like. Nothing grows here because the land is either snowbound or barren.

Alpine Vegetation: Found only in mountains, between the treeline and snowcap. Soil moisture is frozen (permafrost) except during summer, when the top two or three feet thaws. The frozen ground prevents the drainage of melt water, causing marshy conditions in early summer. Permafrost promotes an essentially treeless region covered with short-rooted plants, sedges, grasses, mosses, and lichens. In midsummer, some plants flower for a few weeks, providing a carpet of color (alpine meadow).

Needleleaf Forest: Forest of tall, straight-trunked, cone-shaped trees with small needle-like leaves (mostly evergreen). Needleleaf forest occurs on Hârn in the highlands above 3,000 feet and in Orbaal. Due to the year-round shade, undergrowth tends to be sparse; since it occurs mostly in mountainous areas, travel can still be difficult. Major tree species include Orbaalese Spruce, Sorkin Pine, Kom Cedar, and Northern Fir.

Mixed Forest: Forests containing needleleaf evergreens, needleleaf deciduous, or summergreen deciduous trees, two of which must be present. Needleleaf deciduous trees are similar to their evergreen cousins but shed their leaves in winter. There are only two such species on Hârn, the Golden Larch and Katha Birch. Broadleaf trees tend to have short to medium stubby trunks, a few long branches, and a generous canopy of deciduous leaves that provide good shade in summer but shed completely in winter. There are some 120 different species of broadleaf on Hârn; the most common types are Hârnic Oak, Shava Maple, Solora Elm, and Western Ash.

Mixed Woodland: Areas with a tree canopy between 15% and 50% are considered woodland. Such areas contain mainly summergreen deciduous trees growing in clumps or copses interspersed with open grassy areas. The open areas may be natural, fire induced, or the result of human or animal intervention. Hârn’s climate makes extensive natural prairie grassland impossible.

Heath: Sometimes called moor, heathland is found along windward margins when a combination of poor soils and high winds exist. Heathland is mainly treeless although a few stunted birches, willows, and various large shrubs can be found. The dominant vegetation is a dense layer of sturdy low-lying plants such as heather. Poor drainage creates bogs in low-lying areas.

Cropland and Pasture: Found mainly around all Hârnic settlements. Only about 40% of the land will actually be under cultivation. The balance will be pasture and the odd stand of trees.

TOPOGRAPHY

Textures overlay the vegetation colors to provide landform data. This system allows you to distinguish between, for example, mountainous forests and flat forests. The absence of any texture implies that the land is fairly flat with, at most, gentle rolling hills.

Hills: Rough hilly terrain that tends to make travel difficult. Mountains rarely turn abruptly into plains and so foothills will usually be indicated.

Mountains: Terrain difficult to cross and probably impassable in winter. Mounted travel is especially difficult and climbing gear may be necessary. Peaks higher than 6,000 feet are named on the map.

Marshland: Swampy terrain can occur anywhere there is poor drainage. Marshland should not be thought of as impenetrable swamp, but it is likely to contain deep bogs, quicksands, etc.

Reefs: Shoals or rocks definitely hazardous to seafarers. No distinction is made on the map between salt and fresh water; there are no salt lakes on Hârn.

Rivers: The rivers shown are sufficiently deep (10’–20’) to be navigable. They are fordable only at marked fords and only then when the weather has been reasonably dry over the last few days. There may be dozens of smaller streams in each hex not shown; these will occasionally dry up or swell to the size of a river. Waterfalls and rapids are indicated by blue slashes.

Keeps, Castles, and Towns

For the most part, only settlements with major fortifications are shown. Most of these are surrounded by at least a small town and dozens of small villages. All settlements shown hold a market or fair at least once a month; many do so daily.

Roads And Trails

Paved roads are "all weather" and quite rare on Hârn. Unpaved roads are always muddy when it rains. The trails shown are those that even a tenderfoot would have difficulty wandering off. Not shown are thousands of game and other minor trails crisscrossing Hârn.

Movement

Watch Routines

We recommend the following sequence for moving characters on the Regional Map. The 24-hour day is divided into six watches, each lasting four hours. The first watch begins at midnight and ends at 4 a.m., and so on.

1. Weather Generation At the beginning of each watch, the GM generates the weather using the weather table (page 58). This is reported to the players, who record it in their journal or log.

2. Encounter Generation The type of encounters possible depends on the terrain being crossed. The GM determines if the players will have any encounters during the watch. If encounters are scheduled, the GM rolls 1d8 for each to determine in which half-hour of the watch they will occur and 1d30 if the exact minute is required. The GM tells the players of encounters only when they actually occur.

3. Movement The GM asks the players in which direction they wish to travel. Using the Movement Rates table, the GM then estimates how far the party can travel, either until the next encounter or the end of the watch, whichever comes first. He should then move the party on his map, describing as necessary the terrain crossed. Once all business arising from record-keeping, player mapping, and encounters has been dealt with, steps 1–3 are repeated for the next watch.

Movement Table

Movement rates are at GM discretion. The table is merely a guide. Rates are given in leagues per watch, which is approximately equal to Km/hour. A Hârnic League is 2.5 miles (4 Km). Five leagues equal one hex on a regional map.

The table lists movement rates for vegetation types under three topography classes. Foot means walking at a steady pace, horse means walk/trot when mounted, and cart or wagon rates assume average loads and draft animals. Generally, pack animals move at the Foot rate.

Weather Modifications

Weather conditions modify movement rates (at GM discretion). Rain falling for two or more watches will create mud on trails and unpaved roads, reducing movement by 50%. Ground cover, such as grass or gravel, prevents mud except for very heavy rain (one or more days). If there is no mud, rain reduces movement by only 10–25%.

Snow less than knee-high slows movement by 25–50%; for roads and trails, reduce only 20% if hardpack. Snow deeper than knee-high slows movement dramatically; for this and for blizzards, all movement should be at most one-quarter rate. Individuals wearing skis can move at Foot rate; snowshoes allow the user to move at 50% Foot rate.

Forced Marches

At the expense of incremental fatigue, handled at GM discretion, movement rates may be increased by up to 50% for foot or wagon traffic and 100% for horse traffic.

Sea Movement

Movement at sea depends on wind, weather, tides, type of vessel, familiarity with a waterway, etc. Under optimum conditions of wind and tide, a merchant ship might average 10 leagues (two hexes) per watch, and a warship about 15 leagues under sail and 10 leagues under oar. A detailed maritime routine can be found in the Pilots’ Almanac.

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MOVEMENT Rates
Terrain	Foot	Horse	Cart	Wagon
Flat
	Paved Road 5 10 5 5
	Unpaved Road 5 9 5 4
	Trail 5 9 4 3
	Cropland/Pasture 4 6 2 1
	Mixed Woodland 4 6 2 1
	Heathland 4 6 0.5 0.5
	Mixed Forest 3 4 0.5 0.5
	Needleleaf Forest 3 5 1 0.5
Swamp 1 1 0 0
Rough/Hilly
	Paved Road 4 9 4 4
	Unpaved Road 4 8 4 3
	Trail 4 7 2 1
	Cropland/Pasture 3 5 1 0.5
	Mixed Woodland 3 5 1 0.5
	Heathland 3 5 0.5 0.5
	Mixed Forest 2 2 0.5 •
Needleleaf Forest 2 3 0.5 •
Mountains
	Paved Road 3 6 3 2
	Unpaved Road 3 6 2 1
	Trail 3 5 1 0.5
	Cold Woodland 2 4 0 0
	Alpine Vegetation 2 4 0 0
	Mixed Forest 1 1 0 0
	Needleleaf Forest 1 2 0 0
Ice/Snow/Rockfield 1 2 0 0
Weather Reductions
Rain 10–25% Snow (Hardpack) 20%
Mud 50% Snow (Over Ankles) 25–50%
Blizzard 75–100% Snow (Over Knees) 75–100%

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Weather Generation

Weather Generation

Initial Setup

Roll 1d20. Place a marker on the table for the appropriate season in the numbered box equal to the roll.

Weather Change

Weather is generated anew at the beginning of each watch. Roll 1d10 and move marker as indicated below. If marker moves off table, re-enter at other end.

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Roll	Change
1	Up 1
2–7	Same
8–9	Down 1
10	Down 2

Cloud Cover

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IMAGE	Overcast (80% cloudy or more)
IMAGE	Cloudy (20% to 80% cloudy)
IMAGE	Clear (20% cloudy or less)

Temperature

Temperatures do not take into account windchill factors. If an alternate temperature is given in brackets, such as (Freezing), it applies during night watches.

Wind

The letter code indicates the mean direction from which the wind will blow during the watch; they correspond to the hex-grid on the regional map.

The number range (e.g., 1–3) is the mean windforce. The GM can get a specific windforce by rolling 1d3. Better yet, use discretion to gauge the actual windforce (if needed); sheltered locales will be less windy (the low end of the range) and exposed areas will tend to have more violent winds (the top end). The following table is a guide to windforce scale.

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Scale	Force	Leagues/h	km/h	M.P.H.
0	Calm	0–2	0–8	0–5
1	Breeze	2–6	8–24	5–15
2	Windy	6–12	24–48	15–30
3	Gale	12–22	48–88	30–55
4	Storm	22+	88+	55+
Optional: In coastal hexes, the wind is likely to blow onshore at dusk, offshore at dawn.

Precipitation

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IMAGE	Rain Showers or Light Rain
IMAGE	Steady or Heavy Rain
IMAGE	Snow/Sleet Flurries
IMAGE	Steady Snow/Sleet
IMAGE	Thunderstorms (10% Chance of Hail)
IMAGE	Fog or Mist (Only if Windforce is 0 or Calm)

Weather Generation Table

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Weather Generation
ROLL	Spring		Summer		Autumn		Winter
1	COLD N 1–3	IMAGE	COOL N 0–2	IMAGE	COOL (Cold) N 0–2	IMAGE	COLD (Frzg) N 0–2	IMAGE
2	COOL	NE 1–3	WARM	NE 0–2	WARM	(Cool)	N 0–2	FRZG	NW 1–3
3	WARM	(Cool)	SE 0–2	HOT	(Cool)	SE 0–2	WARM	(Cool)	NE 0–2	COLD	N 2–4
4	WARM	SW 1–3	HOT	(Warm)	S 0–2	HOT	(Warm)	SE 0–2	COOL	(Cold)	NE 1–3
5	COOL	NW 2–4	WARM	SW 0–2	HOT	(Warm)	S 0–2	WARM	(Cold)	SE 0–2
6	COLD	NW 2–4	WARM	(Cool)	S 0–2	WARM	SW 0–2	COOL	(Frzg)	S 0–2
7	COLD	(Frzg)	SW 1–3	COOL	SW 1–3	COOL	NW 1–3	COLD	SW 1–3
8	COOL	SW 1–3	COOL	NW 2–4	COLD	SW 1–3	COLD	NW 0–2
9	COLD	NW 1–3	WARM	(Cool)	SW 1–3	COLD	NW 2–4	COOL	SW 1–3
10	FRZG	N 0–2	WARM	(Cool)	NW 1–3	COLD	N 1–3	COLD	NW 1–3
11	COLD	(Frzg)	N 1–3	WARM	(Cool)	N 1–3	COLD	N 2–4	COLD	N 2–4
12	COOL	(Frzg)	NE 1–3	HOT	(Cool)	NE 0–2	COOL	NE 1–3	FRZG	N 1–3
13	WARM	(Cool)	SE 0–2	HOT	(Warm)	SE 0–2	WARM	(Cool)	SE 0–2	COOL	(Frzg)	NE 2–4
14	HOT	(Warm)	S 0–2	WARM	(Cool)	S 0–2	COOL	S 1–3	COOL	(Cold)	SE 1–3
15	WARM	SW 0–2	WARM	SW 0–2	COOL	SW 2–4	COOL	(Frzg)	S 1–3
16	COOL	(Cold)	NW 1–3	WARM	(Cool)	SW 1–3	WARM	(Cool)	S 1–3	COOL	(Cold)	SW 2–4
17	COOL	SW 2–4	COOL	SW 2–4	WARM	(Cool)	SW 1–3	COLD	(Frzg)	NW 1–3
18	COOL	SW 2–4	COOL	SW 1–3	COOL	(Cold)	NW 2–4	COLD	SW 2–4
19	COLD	NW 2–4	COOL	SW 1–3	COLD	(Frzg)	SW 2–4	COLD	SW 1–3
20	COLD	NW 1–3	COLD	NW 0–2	FRZG	NW 1–3	COLD	NW 1–3

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