Movement
Rough Terrain
Stairs & hills steeper than 45 degrees are Rough Terrain & halve your Run score. The GM may also rule certain other kinds of terrain (such as tightropes, which may require a Save to cross successfully, or narrow cracks) as being Rough Terrain due to difficulty of navigation.
Forced March
Travel beyond 8 hours in a day is a Forced March. Each additional hour of travel requires a Save. The Save starts at +0 and decreases by 1 for each additional hour. On a Failure or Fumble, the party cannot continue and must rest. On a Seven, the party can continue but one character takes 1 Physical Damage per hour beyond the first failed Save.
Climbing
Climbing a surface requires hands-free movement at half the character’s Run score. Climbing without a rope or with a sheer face of 75 degrees or greater requires a Save for each 50’ climbed. On a Failure, the character cannot proceed further; on a Fumble, they fall.
Weather
Heavy rain, snow, or direct sunlight halves the party’s travel rate. Storms and blizzards quarter it. Extreme temperatures require appropriate gear or a Save to avoid taking 1d6 Damage per hour.
Visibility
Torches and lanterns illuminate a 30’ radius. Moonlight provides dim visibility to 60’. Complete darkness leaves characters effectively blind without a light source or darkvision.
Jumping
Jumping is resolved using the Jump Action.
Duration:Instant
Cost:Minor Action
Trigger:When you attempt a jump.
As a Minor Action, attempt a jump. Horizontal jumps cover a number of feet equal to half your Run score on a running start, or one quarter standing still. Vertical jumps reach one quarter of those distances. Characters who are encumbered halve their effective jumping distance.
Swimming
Characters with a Swim score move at that rate in water. Characters without a Swim speed move at half their Run score and must Save once per minute or begin drowning.
Falling
A fall of 10’ or more deals 1d6 Physical Damage per 10’ fallen, to a maximum of 20d6. Characters may Save to halve the damage by landing in a controlled posture (if they are conscious and aware of the fall).