Dungeon Exploration Procedure

Exploring a dungeon is always dangerous, and time must always be weighed against the risk of awakening the location’s denizens, natural hazards, and worse. When the party:

Spends more than one dungeon cycle in a single room or location.
Moves quickly or haphazardly through a room.
Moves into a new area, level, or zone.
Creates a loud disturbance.

Highlighted line is the event rolled
#	Dungeon Events
1	Encounter	Roll on an encounter table. Possibly hostile. (See Reactions (pg. 63).)
2	Sign	A clue, spoor, track, abandoned lair, scent, victim, etc is discovered.
3	Environment	Surroundings shift or escalate. Water rises, ceilings collapse, a ritual nears completion, etc.
4	Loss	Torches are blown out, an ongoing spell fizzles, etc. The party must resolve the effects before moving on.
5	Exhaustion	The party must take a brief rest (roll on this table again), add a Fatigue, or consume a ration.
6	Quiet	The party is left alone (and safe) for the time being.