MIDDLE OF THE DAY: TRAVELLING

The overland map is divided into 5-mile squares. Each day, the party has movement points equal to the speed of the slowest member. Entering a square costs one or more movement points (see Speed Multipliers). On entering a square, the party makes a Wilderness Encounter check (see Wilderness Encounters).

Speed Multipliers:
Normal terrain (plains, roads): Every square costs 1 movement point.
Difficult terrain (most wilderness): The first two squares of difficult terrain each day costs 2 movement points; the rest cost 1.
Very difficult terrain (mountains, deep marshes): Every square costs 2 movement points.
Blocking terrain (peaks): Trying to move into a square requires skill checks and ends movement for the day.

Forced march: You can sacrifice a healing surge (or 1/4 max HP) to gain one movement point, up to double your movement points. You do not regain these surges from tonight's extended rest.

Wilderness Encounters:
Roll 1d20. (If the area is fully explored, do not roll.)

1:	Lair Encounter. The PCs have discovered a home (usually a lair in wild areas and an inn, house, or settlement in civilized areas). If they defeat this encounter, or if the inhabitants are friendly, the square is fully explored.
2:	Wandering Encounter. In wild areas, wandering creatures will usually be hostile; in civilized areas, nonviolent (though there are exceptions). The party may run from hostile encounters with a group check: Athletics+speed vs Athletics+speed or Stealth vs Perception. After a wandering encounter, the square is still wild.
3-9:	Uneventful Journey. The party doesn't find anything this time. The square is still wild.
10-19:	Wilds Mapped. The square is now fully explored.
20:	Natural Challenge. If the party succeeds at a group Nature check (DC 15 + 1/2 level), they get a benefit; fail and they suffer a penalty. The square is now fully explored.