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An encounter begins when characters meet a monster, either due to there being a planned encounter in the area being explored or because a wandering monster check (see Wandering Monsters) indicates an encounter. Surprise: The referee rolls for surprise, if applicable.

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This section provides encounter tables by terrain type, using the standard monsters. Referees who are using additional (or alternative) monsters should either adapt the tables to include these, or should create their own encounter tables. Roll 1d8 and 1d12:

2023年6月28日 · I have a big spreadsheet with the zone-specific encounter/event tables, and a big table of sites that might emergency pop up. Along with data on each hex as it's discovered/explored. I've added recently: A giant roll of hexpaper, along with colored pencils and markers, and a giant gridded pad -- so the players can map. Table's getting full.

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Here is a consolidated list of all entries for my OSE Encounter Activity Table Project (includes all Monsters in the Rules Tome or B/X). By my reckoning, this is around 13,600 table entries.

2022年5月11日 · OSE has a list of monsters complete with stats all for free on their website. https://oldschoolessentials.necroticgnome.com/srd/index.php/Main_Page you won't find the …

Sometimes, circumstances make it obvious how a monster will react. Otherwise, the referee may roll on the table below to determine how a monster reacts to the party.

2022年7月13日 · This is a set of simple rules modifications for old-school D&D-like games (which includes OSE) which are designed so a single PC can handle roughly the same combat challenges as a typical 4-PC party.