The Warriors discover a small cave leading into the earth. If they investigate, roll 1D6:

While journeying through the forests, goblin spider riders ambush the party by their hundreds. Roll 1D6 for each Warrior:

An earthquake has left this area forsaken and desecrated, providing a perfect breeding ground for monsters. The Warriors can either add 1 week of travel to avoid this place, or travel through. On travelling through, roll 1D6. A 1 or 2 means the Warriors are set upon by hungry Giants. Each Warrior takes 2D6 Wounds, and have also been chased a long way from their original direction, adding 2 weeks of travel.

As the Warriors wade through marsh waters, swamp tentacles make a grab for a Warrior's leg. (Draw a character counter). Roll 1D6. A 1 means a tentacle managed to hold the Warrior, squeezing 1D6 Wounds from him before being hacked off. The Warriors then escape from the infestation without further trouble.

The Warriors intercept a group of Caravans, who happen to be travelling to the same destination as the Warriors. Roll 1D6:

The weather is surprisingly warm for this time of year. The Warriors can deduct 1 week from their travel plans, due to making good time.

A locust swarm engulfs the Warriors as they progress onwards. Roll 1D6. That many Warriors take that many Wounds. If a number is rolled that is greater than the members in the party, then the locusts do no serious damage health wise.

The party has stumbled into a orc battle camp. Thousands upon thousands of camp fires can be seen in the valley below. Roll 1D6. A 1 means a scouting party of orcs notices the Warriors, alerting the whole army. Roll another 1D6. Another 1 means the party is forced to give up all their Gold, and magic items, or be killed. Each Warrior can make up his own decision. What ever happens, the orcs soon forget about the Warriors as a call to battle goes up.

Lying by the side of the road is a wounded Dwarf prospector. He gingerly hands the Warriors a large key, which he groans is the key to the Portcullis. If the Warriors already have the key, then he gets up, says, "Oh, sorry about that.", and wanders off into the woods, healthy as can be. One doesn't wonder if there is a whole tribe of dying dwarf prospectors out there.......

The Warriors encounter a patch of strange herbs. The Elf recognises them as special healing herbs, and manages to collect 1D6 flowers before an irate farmer chases everyone away complaining about trespassing or something. Each herb heals 3 Wounds. If no Warrior is an Elf, then the herbs mean nothing to them, and they leave them alone.

The Wizard senses chaos magic just as a sheet of black lightning covers the sky. Roll 1D6:

The Warriors arrive at an uncharted village. They may enter now and finish their journey. Or continue through the village, adding 1 week to the travel time.

Somehow, the Warriors have become lost. They find themselves back at the dungeon entrance they came from. The Warriors must choose a destination again, and reroll for hazard rolls as usual.

Shifty eyed traders approach the Warriors, saying that they have a weapon of great power for sale, in this box. A Warrior may buy the box and its contents for 500 Gold, and roll on the table below:

The Warriors come across an empty thatched cottage. It is a perfect place for healing Wounds and resting. For every week added to the journey, the Warriors may heal 1D6 Wounds.

A large totem of Gold, obviously a statue to some chaos god, stands before the Warriors. If any warrior has a rope, or the Wizard has the Levitate spell, then the jewel eyes of the statue can be taken. Roll 1D6 + STR for the Warrior trying to get the gems. If the total is over 7, both gemstone eyes are plucked from their sockets. Each one is worth 500 Gold, and can be traded into a shop keeper for 500 Gold pieces worth of goods. (Or 1000 is both are traded) A character on a rope takes one from his roll to pluck the eyes. Only one attempt can be made, as a group of worshipers can be seen over the hill, charging frantically toward the Warriors, who leave in a hurry, with gems or no.

A thin path is discovered hidden by undergrowth in the forest. If the Warriors take it, roll 1D6:

At the top of this hill, the Warriors gasp to see a mighty city below in the valley, glistening with newness. The Warriors must have an old map, as this majestic city was not on it. If the Warriors wish, they can stop here, or continue, adding 1 week to the travel time. The city is a major new development here, and thus all items are in stock, albeit 50 Gold more expensive. (Including bandages and the like)

The toxic fumes from the swamp the Warriors are currently travelling in are too much for one random Warrior. He immediately takes 1D6 Wounds, and must pay 100 Gold at the next settlement in order to be cured from the nausea.

A gathering of royal soldiers are in the area. One addresses the Warriors, saying this area is too dangerous, what with a Greater Daemon on the loose, somewhere in the forests. The Warriors can ignore the warning and continue in their direction, or about face and take the long way round, adding 2 weeks to travel time. If they continue, roll 1D6. A 1 means the soldiers were correct. A Greater Daemon of Tzeentch, a Lord of Change descends upon the Terrified Warriors. Fight a battle with it, using a dungeon room board as the battle field. Since Daemons aren't used to bright sun light. He only has 3 attacks, and his hit rolls are at -1. Should be easy pickings........ Well, the Warriors were the ones foolish enough to continue.

A random Warrior trips on a tree truck, spraining his ankle. The other Warriors must carry him, adding 1 week to travel time, or put him in a cart. Healing magic has no effect on re-knitting bones. Only the trained doctors at settlements have the skill. Pay 50 Gold once the Warriors reach the settlement. If somehow they don't get there, the Warrior is at -1 to hit, and -1 to his Attacks. If this means he has no attacks, then so be it.

The Warriors come across a small chapel in the clearing. Any Warrior who pays 20 Gold can pray to their gods. Roll 1D6:

The Warriors discover a triangular talisman lying on the roadside, covered in mud. If anyone wishes to take it roll 1D6:

The Warrior is now that monster for the duration of the next quest. He has all the statistics of that monster, including wounds. Therefore any special abilities which relate to the Warrior are ignored. If a Warrior is turned into a beast of some kind, he may not visit any Special Locations, not even the Alehouse or Gambling House. But he can, if he wishes, visit any shop as normal. Except if he is a giant rat, or similar beast. Use common sense in these situations. Also, the talisman, after transforming the Warrior, disintegrates, leaving no sign of it. Only if a 3-4 is rolled, can a Warrior keep the talisman.

A huge maddened berserker charges from over the hill towards the Warriors. Roll 1D6. A roll of 1 means the berserker has frightened the Warriors, and he charges into their ranks causing havoc. Roll 1D6 for each Warrior. Any other number, and the berserker is easily dispatched, earning each Warrior 20 Gold.

Hidden deep amongst the trees, is a small hut. Inside, a dark, little old lady resides. The Warriors find she is selling potions. Each potion costs 1D6*10 Gold pieces. Any Warriors who wishes can purchase a potion and roll on the following table: Note that the Warriors can buy as many potions as they can afford, and keep them for a later use if they want.

The Warriors have come across an ogre feeding ground. Fortunately, no ogres are here at the moment. Warriors can search for treasure here. Roll on the table below: (Only 1 roll is required for all the Warriors)

Standing before the Warriors are two huge pillars, each engraved with a huge serpent. A mystical aura seems to emanate from them. The Serpent Pillars seem to be the remains of a long lost civilisation. The Warriors can pass through the Pillars if they like, or avoid them, in which case nothing else happens. Roll 1D6:

An elf runner greets the Warriors. He is puffed out, and warns the Warriors of an impending attack from Chaos hoards. The Warriors must take this message to their next destination. If they are involved in a battle (of any kind) before they reach the next city, the message is forgotten. Upon their arrival, roll 1D6. A roll of 1 or 2 means the Chaos creatures have destroyed the settlement, and the Warriors must go straight into their next quest. (It's probably safer inside than out in the Wilderness with vicious hoards of demons.) If no battle ensues, the Warriors take the warning to their destination. On arrival, each Warrior is granted 400 Gold pieces, for warning the city of the attack. The elf then salutes and runs into the forest, taking his message to other cities.

Further passage onwards is blocked by a raging fire that spews from the trees. If the Wizard has Freeze as a spell, he can put out enough fires to earn him a reward of 1D6*100 Gold, and the Warriors can travel through. Otherwise, they must make a detour of 3 weeks. (It's a large forest!)

As the Warriors reach the outskirts of a small settlement, they are set upon by bandits demanding Gold. While they outnumber the Warriors, they are extremely wary of their superior arms and armour. Each Warrior can pay 1D6*20 Gold to the bandits or fight them. If fighting is the option, roll 1D6 for each Warrior in the battle (Who didn't pay the bandits) and add them together. This is the total number of bandits that the Warriors manage to kill. Now roll 4D6 and add the scores. This is the amount of bandits originally standing. If this score is higher, then any remaining bandits each take 1D6*10 Gold from each Warrior in the fight and run away. If the number is lower, then obviously all bandits have been killed, and each Warrior in the battle earns 1D6*20 Gold for themselves.

In the darkness of the night, many yellow eyes watch from dark holes in the forest. Roll 1D6:

The Warriors arrive at a large water hole, where strange beasts are feeding. Each Warrior can bathe in the pool and gain 2D6 Wounds. Each Warrior can only bathe once, before the animals become very territorial and scare the Warriors away.

Carefully, the Warriors peer over the top of the hill into the valley, wary of the hammering and squeaking going on. The Warriors have found a Skaven Doom Bell construction site. The Warriors can ignore the bell, and go about their journey, adding 1 week for the detour, or destroy the bell before it is completed. If they destroy the bell, each Warrior takes 3D6 Wounds due to Skaven attacks, but gains 1D6*100 Gold for their valiant deed.

The smell of incense assails the nostrils and from over the hill, a group of priestly Converters, in their tattered and blood smeared brown robes arrive. While uncommon in these parts, they are still deadly. Roll 1D6 for each Warrior. A 1 means that the Warrior has been intrigued by the Priests, and goes off with them. For the rest of the journey, any Warriors that were charmed are not in the party. Whenever a Warrior firsts enters an Alehouse or Gambling House, roll 1D6 before doing anything else. An even means the Warriors that were waylaid are sitting at a table with a number of the Converters, having a good time. A battle of Wills can now take place, determining who the Warriors eventually travel with. Roll 1D6 for the Warrior who entered the room. Now roll another dice for each charmed Warrior at the table, adding the scores together. If the charmed Warriors score is higher, then they spit at their once friend and leave the building. If the Warriors score is higher, he has managed to talk the other(s) out of joining the priests, and all charmed Warriors are now back in the group. The Converters make a quick escape through the back door. Only 1 dice roll can be made per character, building, per settlement. If many of the Warriors are converted, a single Warrior may find it very hard to convince them all to come back to him. If this is the case, then no one would really notice if an extra dice was rolled on your side, now would they?

The Warriors enter what appears to be a monster graveyard. Many monsters and their skeletons litter the ground by their hundreds. Each player roll 1D6. A roll of 1 means a huge Emperor Dragon flies down to the sight to feed, scaring the Warriors off, and forcing them 2 weeks from their previous destination. If no 1 is rolled, a random Warrior locates treasure. Roll on the treasure Table as usual to discover what is found.

The Wizard stops the Warriors from going any further. He declares that this is a no Magic Zone, where so many Chaos spells have been cast, that all magical energy has been drained and can not be replaced. If the Warriors enter the area, the Wizard can not cast any spells until the beginning of the next adventure. He may not train or learn any spells, recharge his power or staff, or do any other thing requiring magic. The Warriors can enter happily if no Wizard is in the group. Otherwise, a detour of 1 week must be added.

A huge cliff prevents the Warriors from travelling further onwards. They can go to their next adventure, or add 1D6 weeks of travel to their plans.

The Warriors are stopped in their tracks by a stampede of wild animals charging towards them. A gnome, who is running also, warns of an epic dragon raid, of hundreds of dragons razing the country side. Roll 1D6. A roll of 1 means that a couple of dragons assail the Warriors, trying to burn them to cinders. Each Warrior must roll 1D6 + Initiative and get over 7, or he suffers 6D6 Wounds. A Wizard could cast Chain Lightning if he has it to prevent any damage from occurring, and thus scaring the dragons away.

A lone traveller greets the Warriors. Roll 1D6 to determine his actions:

1 His sword is suddenly in his hand, darting left and right with furious intention. Each Warrior takes 2D6 Wounds before he vanishes into the forest.

2 He spits at a random Warrior's feet, smacking him across the face for 1D6 Wounds. He then wanders off.

3 The traveller demands a toll fee of 50 Gold pieces per Warrior to pass.. Each can pay, or lose 1D6 Wounds as he attacks Warriors who don't pay.

4 He waves good bye and wanders off down the road.

5 He offers directions to the Warriors, taking 1 week off their travel times.

6 He offers to sharpen a random Warrior's weapon. For the next adventure, it does an extra Wound damage.

The Warriors discover a hidden tunnel in the hillside. They can use it to go to the next adventure instantly if they wish. Since no monsters know they are coming, the first event card that states monsters attack can be ignored, as the monsters have had no time to prepare for the Warrior's coming.

As the Warriors walk down the forest path, roll 1D6 for each Warrior. The lowest score steps in a rope circle on the ground and activates a rope trap. The Warrior is hanging upside down as tiny arrows assail the Warriors. Chaos Sprites have sprung their trap! Each Warrior rolls 2D6 for the number of arrows fired at him. Then he rolls 2D6 for the number he has dodged. If he does not dodge them all, each arrow does 1 Wound. The Warrior hanging upside down only rolls 1D6 for dodging. The Elf Warrior adds 3 to the amount he dodges.

A rough training ground has been set up here in the wilderness. But only being operated by second rate trainers, only new skills may be learnt. For every 1000 Gold pieces a Warrior pays, he can roll on the Skill chart to learn a new skill. Battle Levels can not be increased here.

A group of rough and ready Rovers gallop up to the Warriors on horses. If the Warriors have any horse, mules, carts or warhorses, the Rovers will buy them off the Warriors for double the original price. Or the Warriors can buy horses, mules, and carts off the Rovers for half price.

A travelling minstrel offers to join the Warriors. Whatever they say, he joins them anyway. Upon reaching a settlement the minstrel decides to start playing:

A recent flood has created a creek flowing through this part of the valley. Each player may take a water bottle full of water, which will heal 1D6 Wounds when drunken. Warriors can drink here to heal 1D6 Wounds also, but must add 1 week to the travel time for each dice rolled.

A tall temple stands erect before the Warriors. If the Warriors enter, roll 1D6:

Sitting in the middle of the road is a wrecked wagon. A wounded man calls the Warriors over and says that a bunch of (1-Goblins, 2-Skaven, 3-Orcs, 4-Dark Elves, 5-Chaos Warriors, 6-Beastmen) attacked his wagon and destroyed every one except him. A random Warrior takes some of the pain off of the man's shoulders and says he will vow to destroy any of that monster that he comes across. For now until the end of the next adventure, that Warrior Hates that type of beast, gaining an extra attack against them, but subtracting 1 from his To Hit rolls.

Waking during the middle of the night, the Warriors find that a fire is raging throughout the camp site, incinerating much forestry. Roll 1D6 for each Warrior:

A travelling salesman spots the Warriors before they can get away. He capers from side to side, playing a tune on his flute happily. If the Warriors wish, they can buy objects from him. These are his wares:

• Healing Potion (50 Gold): Heals 1D6 Wounds. One use.
• Lucky Charm (50 Gold): The Charm allows the Warrior to reroll any dice roll once per adventure.
• Bronze Wristbands (30 Gold): A Warrior wearing these can ignore 1 Wound, then they break.
• Chalk (20 Gold): When escaping, the Warriors need not roll on the Escaping Table, as they have marked their way out with the chalk. One use.
• Trinkets (20 Gold): A trinket can given to people demanding Gold while the Warriors are travelling in the wilderness, instead of paying the normal price. Roll 1D6. On a 1-3, the original Gold must be paid, on a 4-6, the trinket is accepted.

Each Warrior can buy one of each and up to six trinkets. For every item purchased, roll 1D6. A 1 means the item was shoddy and useless. The Warrior has been conned and must discard it.

A tornado crashes down upon the unsuspecting Warriors as they try to find cover from the storm. Roll 1D6 for each Warrior, the lowest having been caught up by the tornado's grasp. What ever the lowest number was, use the following table to determine what happens:

Marching solemnly towards the Warriors is a procession of soldiers, with a chained criminal behind them. The Warriors can ignore the party, or try and help free the prisoner. Roll 1D6:

The Warriors come across a small village trying to rebuild after damages done by the recent rain storm. If the Warriors stay, the villagers will pay each one 20 Gold pieces for each week they stay here. This means adding those extra weeks to the journey.

The Warriors come across a tiny hamlet in the grips of a deadly plague. If the Warriors decide to stay, they can offer their aid. For every healing potion given, and every healing spell cast, the Warriors are given 1D6*20 Gold to divide amongst themselves. After they have done all they can, roll 1D6 for each Warrior. A roll of 1-2 means they have got the plague. They are at -1 Toughness and -1 Strength for the next dungeon. The Warriors then wave goodbye, and continue their journey. If they don't stay and help the village, then they must add 4 weeks of travel time to avoid the range of the plague.

Suddenly, a spear shoots out from the trees, striking the Warrior with the lowest dice roll on a 1D6. The culprit sees he has hit his prey, and charges into the forest, laughing madly. The Warrior who was hit has been poisoned. From now on, his Toughness is at -2, until he is healed at a city for 500 Gold pieces. The poison can not be identified by anyone, and can not be healed by magic.

In the darkness of the night, a group of wandering monsters assault the Warriors. Roll for Monsters on the appropriate Table, and have a battle. Use a dungeon board as the battle site.

A large Golden statue stands before the Warriors, a monument to some Chaos god, no wonder. Roll 1D6:

A bandit dressed in bright coloured clothing leaps from the forest. He says he gives money to the needy, and takes from the rich and selfish. If each Warrior has less than 200 Gold pieces, the bandit hands over a bag full of 1D6*20 Gold pieces. If a Warrior has equal to or higher than this value, then the bandit grabs the Warrior's Gold pouch, takes 200 Gold pieces, gives him the pouch back, and runs into the forest. (After dealing with all the Warriors first, of course)

A group of slavers assault the Warriors, looking for healthy subjects to sell into slavery. Each Warrior rolls 1D6. A roll of 1 means that a dungeon counter must be drawn to see what Warrior has been subdued and captured. Once the first Warrior is slaved, the slavers move away, descending into the forest where the Warriors lose track of them.

A captured Warrior is thrown is a dungeon cell, with no equipment, Gold, or armour. Use the cell board section to represent the cell. Place a door in the opposite wall. Through the door, is a room with the Warriors equipment, which is guarded by (1-3 3 Orcs, 4-6 1 Dark Elf). Once the monsters are dead, the Warrior gets his equipment back. There is another door on the opposite wall. This leads to the Slaver's quarters. Roll 1D6 when the Warrior goes through this door.

Treat this as a normal mini dungeon. All the phases must be gone through as usual. Any 1's rolled in the Power Phase do not generate an Unexpected Event. This whole dungeon takes about 1 week to complete, unless thrown back again by the slavers.

The rest of the group has two options. They can wait for their companion in hope he will escape from the Slavers. For every week waited, roll an extra hazard. If the Warrior escapes from the dungeon, he will meet up with the other's, and they can continue their quest. The other option is this. They can continue their journey to the nearest settlement and ask for help. Pay 200 Gold pieces and roll 1D6. Any number other than a 1 means a search party is sent out for the missing Warrior. Roll 1D6 for the number of weeks the Warriors must wait in town for. This means rolling for events as usual, and catastrophic events while they wait. After this period of time, the search party returns with the Warrior. If this second option is what the Warriors do, then there is no need for the dungeon to be set up. The Warrior in jail can just wait until he is rescued. If a roll for a search party is 1, then their pleas go unheard, and they must spend another 200 Gold pieces to try again. One final note: If the Warriors decide option 1 is for them, and wait, then all they do is roll for extra hazards. This is done just before the Warrior is recaptured by the Slavers and put in jail again, or just before he escapes. This means he is not affected by the hazard. Please note that the Wizard can cast spells as normal. If he casts an Attack spell, he may add 1 to his dice roll when determining if he defeats the Slavers. If the party does not have enough Gold to pay for a search party, they must do option 1.

One of the group members awakes with a start from their deep slumber. Roll 1D6 to see why:

Swooping from the skies comes a band of harpies, intent of ripping the Warriors limb from limb. Roll 1D6 for each Warrior. The Warrior with the highest score is ripped savagely, having 3D6 Wounds caused, taking armour and toughness into account. The next highest score is attacked for 2D6. The next is attacked for 1D6, and the lowest score is a miss. The harpies then make for the distant mountains.

A travelling magician hails the Warriors. He offers goods for sale from his magic bag. Each Warrior may take one treasure card and pay the price it is worth if they wish. Then the magician wanders off to find more business. If they do not pay, they must discard the treasure card.

A travelling circus attracts the Warrior's attention. Roll 1D6:

A snow storm begins and lasts all week. Warriors can give up their journey and stop now at the closest village, or add 4 weeks travel to their total in order to push their way forward to their original destination. If the second option is chosen, roll 1D6. A roll of 1 means the Warriors become hopelessly lost and end up back at the entrance to the dungeon they just left, and they must start the journey again.

Over the hill, a huge and forbidding wizard's tower stand proud. Roll 1D6:

A band of orcs and their leading shaman ambush the Warriors. Roll 1D6 for the number of orcs involved in the battle. Use a dungeon board for the battle site.

A temple devoted to Nurgle, sits like a huge wart in the country side, festering all plant life around its base. Each Warrior roll 1D6:

The night is bright and contains a full moon in the sky. Roll 1D6.

The path ahead is treacherous and dangerous. Roll 1D6. A roll of 1 means that the party has fallen in a huge pile, losing 1D6*10 Gold pieces from their pouches, or one item of treasure. Any other roll, and the party manages to keep their footing.

A Skaven Night Runner bumps into the Warriors as he races to tell his master a message. The Warriors kill him now, and he can not tell his message. The next monster card drawn can be ignored.

Simply lying on the side of the road is a magic treasure. A lure? A trap? If the Warriors decide to take the treasure, roll 1D6:

Waking in the middle of the night, a random Warrior cringes to find he is covered in small black leeches. Roll 2D6 for the leeches, and 2D6 for the Warrior. Subtract the lowest number from the highest number. This is the number of leeches killed, or the number of Wounds the Warrior receives. Now roll 2D6 again for the leeches. Subtract the number killed (if any). If the result is zero or less, all the leeches have been disposed of. If there are still some leeches, roll 2D6 for the Warrior. Again, subtract the lowest from the highest. Then begin the process again, until the Warrior has been drained dry, or all the leeches have been removed.

A drought strikes the land in which the Warriors walk. Unless each Warrior has a drinking source, then he loses 1D6 Wounds. Each warrior must discard their source after use.

A wave of magic passes over the Warriors, and everything in the immediate vicinity. The next time the Warriors fight a battle, they need to roll the opposite of all dice rolls.

(Example: If a Warrior needs a 4+ to hit, he now needs 3 or less to hit.)

Lucky find! A random Warrior finds a pouch of 1D6*100 Gold pieces.

A random Warrior's dreams cause him distress during the night. He awakes to find himself covered in perspiration, and with a great headache. For the reminder of his career, his nights are plagued by dreams of chaos creatures, as they feed on him. Unless he visits a doctor at a city, and pays 500 Gold pieces to be cured, he will be at -1 attacks for the rest of his life, even if this brings him to no attacks. He can cast spells freely.

Flittering out of the trees, comes a band of water dryads. In exchange for a magic item of treasure from each Warrior, the dryads will grant a boon to each of either 1 Permanent Wound, a magic item or to be healed back up to their starting quota. Whatever happens, the water dryads head back into the forest.

A volcano, thought to be extinct, releases a torrent of molten lava towards the party. Unless each Warrior can roll under there Initiative on 1D6, they must take 1D6 D6 Wound.

Shimmering in the valley below is a pool of bright blue water. If the Warriors investigate, roll 1D6:

A Warrior slips and breaks his leg. Slowing down the journey, the Warriors must add 1 week to the total. Upon arriving at the destination, 100 Gold pieces must be paid to heal the leg, or the Warrior must miss out on the next adventure.

A band of wandering monsters attacks the party. Roll accordingly, and have a battle.

Somehow, the Warriors have made a wrong turn, and have ended up back at the dungeon entrance. They must start the journey again.

Heavy rains slow the Warriors down. They can either continue their journey, losing 1D6 Wounds each due to catching colds, or can settle at the nearest village.

While travelling along the road, a masked man in black leaps out, attempting to assassinate one of the Warriors. Select a Warrior randomly. Then roll 3D6. If a double is rolled, the total is the amount of wounds caused by his attack. If a triple of any sort is rolled, the Warrior is killed outright. A sad loss. The rest of the Warriors finish the assassin off before he escapes, and each takes a share of 1D6*50 Gold pieces, including the attacked one. (Unless killed, naturally).

The ruins of some forgotten castle lie here. If the Warriors wish, they may enter the castle to try and find loot and treasure. Roll 1D6 for the number of battles that must be fought. The battles must be fought one after the other. Once one battle is over, take a treasure card for the kill, and set up the next fight. Once all battles have been finished, roll another D6. Take this many extra treasure cards, and divide them up among the Warriors evenly.

The Warriors find 2 vials of Blade Venom hidden behind some bushes off to the side of the path. When coated on sharp weapons, the venom does an extra damage dice. Each dose lasts for one battle only, until all the monsters are dead.

A heatwave is occurring across the land. The Warriors must reach their destination in 4 turns, or they will all lose 4D6 wounds. (Toughness and Armour will not protect them!).

A roving band of monks offers to heal the Warriors for a small fee of 1 magic treasure. If a Warrior gives them a treasure, he receives all his Wounds back, plus an extra Permanent Wound. If any Warriors have any trinkets, they will take all of them in exchange for healing the whole party back to their starting quota, plus a Permanent Wound each.

A band of wandering monsters attacks the party, one level below their current level. Roll accordingly, and take a treasure card after the battle.

The Warriors come across a Phoenix Nest, containing rare eggs of the Fiery Bird. Roll 1D6 for each Warrior. This is how many eggs he collects from the nest. Each egg is worth 200 Gold pieces and can be traded in at any shop for the correct amount of cash.

The Warriors are granted a visit from an apparition of Sigmar. For the next 1D6 hits, each Warrior can add an extra dice roll to his damage done. Also, as a gift for being such valiant adventurers, each Warrior is gifted with a magic item and 2D6*100 Gold pieces. Lucky Warriors!