Eberron Journeys™

Journey Process

1. DM decide on the danger & length of a Journey.
   1. Low Danger = 1 roll for a full day’s travel.
   2. Medium Danger = 2 rolls for a full day’s travel.
   3. High Danger = 3 rolls for a full day’s travel.
2. DM rolls for weather.
   1. Difficult weather increases the DC with 2.
3. Players Choose Pace.
   1. Slow = Roll with Advantage.
   2. Normal = Straight roll.
   3. Fast = Roll with Disadvantage.
4. Journey Check: One of the players rolls a d20 (modified by pace). The DC is set by the DM based on circumstances like location, weather, narrative, etc.
5. Journey Outcome:
   • Success (Roll meets/beats DC): Players travel uninterrupted.
   • Failure (Roll falls below DC): An encounter will happen.
   • Critical Success/Failure: Cherry on top!

Journey Information

• Climate
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• Weather
  • Roll on table in Foundry
• Danger level
  • Low danger - Plains, forests
  • Medium danger - Hills, swamps
  • High danger - Mountains, Wastelands

• Travel Pace Table

  Pace	Minute	Hour	Day	Effect	Encounter Modifier
  Fast	400 ft	4 miles	30 miles	-5 penalty to passive Wisdom (Perception) scores	Disadvantage
  Normal	300 ft	3 miles	24 miles		No Modifier
  Slow	200 ft	2 miles	18 miles	Able to use stealth	Advantage

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Encounter Type:

• Result on d10: After a failed check, roll a d10 to determine the encounter type:
  • 1-3: Combat Encounter (use your preferred encounter table or design your own)
  • 4-6: Social Encounter (introduce interesting NPCs or factions)
  • 7-8: Environmental Challenge (difficult terrain, weather effects, etc.)
  • 9-10: Discovery/Exploration (find hidden objects, landmarks, or clues)