Ooh, using this with Trophy Gold is a great idea. Off the bat, you could probably use it to help populate sets with some extra encounters (throwing together some monsters pulling from the encounter list/Wanderer table shouldn't be too difficult). The Charms and Boons tables would be great for Treasures.
If you wanted to organize Enter the Forest itself into more of an incursion, I'd probably have a set closer to whatever settlement you choose, maybe one at the margins of the Forest, one near a standing stone, and probably one where you encounter one of the forest gods.
Honestly, this is just giving me some ideas to do some more Trophy Dark/Gold compatible options for this, so we'll see if that goes somewhere.
Just read this, and it's delightfully eerie with a wealth of outcomes to dig into, highly re-useable and really gets those creative juices flowing! Just going through it I already began to imagine the forest and running my players through it...
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Any suggestions/recommendations for using this with Trophy Gold?
Ooh, using this with Trophy Gold is a great idea. Off the bat, you could probably use it to help populate sets with some extra encounters (throwing together some monsters pulling from the encounter list/Wanderer table shouldn't be too difficult). The Charms and Boons tables would be great for Treasures.
If you wanted to organize Enter the Forest itself into more of an incursion, I'd probably have a set closer to whatever settlement you choose, maybe one at the margins of the Forest, one near a standing stone, and probably one where you encounter one of the forest gods.
Honestly, this is just giving me some ideas to do some more Trophy Dark/Gold compatible options for this, so we'll see if that goes somewhere.
Just read this, and it's delightfully eerie with a wealth of outcomes to dig into, highly re-useable and really gets those creative juices flowing! Just going through it I already began to imagine the forest and running my players through it...
Thanks for the kind words! Hopefully any players don't encounter something too spooky (unless, too spooky is just what they need).
Really love this pamphlet. Especially the unique grid roll-tables.
Glad you enjoy it! I really appreciate the comment!