1-3 The elephant turns down the same alley as your Warrior. With a bellow, the elephant stomps right over your unfortunate Warrior, causing 1D6 Wounds.

4-6 The elephant rushes down the main street, people from the nearby circus chasing after it. Your Warrior is safe.

1-2 Your Warrior leaps out in front of the elephant, weapon drawn. The beast hesitates for a moment, then tramples Your Warrior into the ground. The villagers, in their eagerness to catch the escaped elephant stomp all over your Warrior and leave him lying on the ground, nursing 1D6 Wounds.

3-4 Your Warrior jumps out in front of the beast, a plan formulating in his mind, but before he can do anything, the elephant heads off in the other direction! After looking befuddled for a few moments, your Warrior shrugs and then goes on about his business.

5-6 Your Warrior draws his weapon and approaches the elephant. The beast stops for a second, wondering about this new obstacle in its path, but that is all Your Warrior needs. With a flourish, your Warrior slams the hilt of his weapon into the beasts skull, knocking it out cold. The crowd chasing it thank you kindly, and hand you a reward of 50 gold.

1 Your Warrior begins a rendition of "Romity and Iggiette", a love poem about two Ogres who couldn't be together because of different coloured warts, written by Hefty GigBig, Ogre Entrepreneur.

The trapdoor, which was specifically designed for these type of occurrences, deposits Your Warrior in a dark pit full of less fortunate entertainer's bones. The fall and humiliation contribute to a loss of 1D6 Wounds. Your Warrior climbs out on top of all the bones.

2 Your Warrior bursts into his favourite chorus from the well known Alehouse jig, "The Goblin Hunter and his Squig.", by Uggy Brittlebot, well renown (for something anyway) Goblin Poet.

1 The strange green potion which claims to be "The One True Elixir of Life" turns out to be a poison of some sort. From now on at the end of each turn, your Warrior loses 1 Wound until healed at either a town or a city for 300 gold.

2 The potion your Warrior has bought is a dud! It tastes more like urine than "Nectar of the Gods." Your Warrior spits it out in disgust and walks off. If this event ever comes up again, your Warrior will refuse to buy another potion.

3 The potion tastes pleasant but no noticeable effect can be observed by your Warrior.

4 The potion is a healing potion which cures 2 Wounds.

5 Your Warrior buys a bottle marked "Fyting Poshun". Unable to decipher it's strange meaning, your Warrior gulps it down in one go. Immediately he feels nauseous, but then the feeling passes and he feels like he could fight anything. For the next dungeon your Warrior gains +1 to his to hit rolls.

6 The Warrior asks for a strange green potion but the medicine man gives him the one next to it by mistake. Hesitantly, your Warrior takes a mouthful, then finding it refreshing drinks the whole lot. For the next dungeon if your Warrior rolls a natural 6 to hit he inflicts an extra 2 Wounds in battle.

1 As your Warrior bends down to look at the body, it jumps up surprising your Warrior and tries to steal his gold. A struggle ensues. Roll 1D6 for the bandit and 1D6 for your Warrior. The highest number wins. If the bandit wins he manages to steal 200 gold before being smacked up by your Warrior and runs away. If your Warrior wins he gives the bandit a kick up the backside and continues on his way. Reroll both dice if they come up the same.

2 As your Warrior turns the body over, it's hand reaches up and clasps onto your Warrior's arm. It sits upright, and your Warrior realises it is a Dark Elf. Fight a battle with 1 Dark Elf Warrior (no crossbow) using a dungeon passageway as the combat zone. If your Warrior wins, do not take a Treasure Card.

3 A few villagers notice you searching the body. Unwilling to cause an incident you move away.

4 The body is only that of an old man. You find 1D6 x 5 gold.

5 The body is that of a well respected nobleman of the Settlement. You hurriedly search his body and find 1D6 x 100 gold.

6 A strange aura surrounds the body. Unperturbed, your Warrior searches the body and his eyes light up at what he finds. Take 1 Treasure Card.

1 The gentleman suddenly remembers that it was actually (amount x 2) gold that you had borrowed and demands it immediately.

2 No matter how hard your Warrior tries to convince the man of his error he refuses to give in. Roll again on this chart, adding +1 to the roll.

3 The man agrees to accept half (rounding up) of the money.

4 The man agrees to accept 100 gold as payment of your Warrior's debt to him..

5 After telling him that your Warrior cannot possibly pay him the money the man says that your Warrior does not have to pay him the money.....for now. If this event happens to your Warrior again do not roll. You must pay the man back his money, or if you do not have enough, Treasure Cards equalling it's value.

6 Your Warrior finally convinces the man that he has the wrong person. After apologising profusely he moves off down the street, and into the Alehouse.

1 All his gold

2 1 Treasure Card Weapon

3 1 Treasure Card (if have none other than Treasure Card Weapons, then 1 Treasure Card Weapon.)

4 Your starting item of equipment. (If lantern, may buy another at the General Store for 200 gold, stock 5.)

5 (1D6 x 200) gold

6 (1D6 x 100) gold

1 The beggars hand touches yours. Yuck! Roll 1D6 to see if your Warrior has caught leprosy:

2-5 The beggar thanks your Warrior for his generosity. If he wishes to give the beggar another gold coin, roll again on this table, adding +1 to the dice roll, unless the number rolled is a 1.

6 The beggar is actually the King in disguise. For your Warrior's generous nature he offers to make him the King's Champion. From now on, every time your Warrior stays in any city, the King will have told the council about his arrival. He does not have to pay living expenses for the duration of his stay there. In addition, the King offers you a horse, saying that no Champion of his will be seen on foot.

1 It seems your Warrior has have encountered a visiting Ogre. He proceeds to give him a good bashing for 1d6+4 Wounds before tossing him out of his path.

2 Your Warrior has walked into one of the councillors of the city who proceeds to give him a lecture on manners. Just when your Warrior thinks it is all over, the councillor has the audacity to fine him 1D6 x 10 gold.

3 Your Warrior has bumped into an angry Halfling warrior who punches him in the face causing 1D3 wounds, with no deductions.

4 Your Warrior has ploughed straight into the local drunk, whom he knocks out of his way with ease.

5 Your Warrior has walked straight into the local merchant. After helping him collect his wares which have been strewn all over the ground, your Warrior helps dusts him down. The merchant walks away shaking his head in amazement. It is not until he has turned the corner that your Warrior notices 1D6 x 10 gold lying on the ground - it must have fallen out of the merchants overcrowded pockets. Your Warrior pockets the gold and walks off before the merchant has noticed he is missing any.

6 Your Warrior has knocked over a small gentleman who insists that it is all his fault. Bemused, your Warrior listens to the explanation given by the man and tries not to blurt out laughing. As compensation, he gives your Warrior 2D6 x 10 gold.

1 Your Warrior does not want Falzon to see him so, taking off the lid of a nearby basket, he hides inside. To your Warrior's horror he realises that slithering next to him is a Cobra. With a cry, he leaps out of the basket, but not before the Cobra bites him, doing 1D6 Wounds.

2 Falzon notices you and comes your Warrior's way. He claims to have acquired the legendary Swindle Bell, a bell with powers so immense that one ring can destroy even the toughest of enemies. He offers to sell it to your Warrior for 400 gold because he needs the money. If your Warrior buys the bell, roll 1D6:

3 Falzon spots your Warrior and comes over to him. Grinning cheerfully, he shakes your Warrior's hand and the two of them head off to the Alehouse to reminisce about old times. After talking (and drinking) most of the night, your Warrior heads off to the inn, where he proceeds to sleep the entire next day. Your Warrior may visit no locations tomorrow and does not need to roll on this table. He must still pay living expenses however.

4 Falzon tells your Warrior that he is a member of a travelling circus which has made it's way to this Settlement. He is a famous juggler, his most amazing act is juggling five Squiggly beasts while singing "The Goblin Hunter and his Squig". He gives your Warrior a free ticket to the circus.

5 It seems that Falzon had heard your Warrior was in town and had travelled here to repay a debt of 1D3 x 100 gold pieces which he borrowed off your Warrior many years ago. Amazed that he would travel many miles to this Settlement just to repay him, your Warrior thanks him kindly.

6 Just after your Warrior left, Falzon started training as a healer. Upon seeing you, he offers to heal you of any Wounds for free.

1 The trading negotiations have fallen flat, and the Merchants inform your Warrior that he owes 1D6 x 50 gold for expenses. The Warrior's investment was a waste of money!

2-5 The trading is progressing nicely, with monthly wagonloads of ale being sold to the Dwarves. Your Warrior may collect 1D6 x 10 gold in profits.

6 Business is booming! Your Warrior may collect 1D6 x 50 gold in profits.

1 On their routine patrol through the streets, the guards discover your Warrior illegally begging and throw him out of the Settlement.

2-6 Your Warrior gains 1D6 x 5 gold from begging.

1 Due to someone leaving the lion's cage open, it escapes and comes after your Warrior. It deals 1d6+5 Wounds, with modifiers.

2 While performing a new juggling event, four Squigglies and a flaming torch, your Warrior's friend Falzon Curtblade accidentally sets fire to the Squigglies. Due to their sickening odour, the circus is immediately evacuated, but not before your Warrior loses 2 Wounds due to the revolting odour caused by burning Squigglies.

3 Your Warrior lets out an almighty sneeze in the middle of the tightrope walker's act. With an "AAAARRRRGGGGHHHH!, the unfortunate man loses his balance and falls to his death. Your Warrior is immediately escorted from the Settlement.

4 As the trapeze act is about to begin, your Warrior's sharp eyes notice that the rope has almost been cut right through. He shouts out a warning to the performers. They thank him for his timely intervention and give him a ticket to the circus if it ever passes this way again.

5 The acts are terrible, especially the comedy act from Nord. Thinking that he could probably do better, your Warrior leaps to his feet and makes his way to the centre of the ring, where he proceeds to cause riotous laughter from the audience at the story of his life. At the conclusion, the ringmaster gives him 1D6 x 20 gold for his performance.

6 A loud creaking sound from behind him causes the Warrior to turn around. A few seats over, an asleep overweight woman has broken her seat and is about to fall on top of someone. Your Warrior alerts the poor chap and he moves out of the way just in time as the fat woman overbalances and crashes down the seats, causing much destruction. The man whom your Warrior saved is very thankful, and offers 1D6 x 50 gold as a reward for saving his life.

1-2 Your Warrior succeeds in escaping by clambering over the fence surrounding the Settlement where he must wait for the other Warriors.

2-4 Your Warrior manages to lose the insane crowd by leading them on a chase through the intertwining backstreets of the Settlement.

4-6 Your Warrior turns angrily to the mob and demands an explanation for their behaviour. Sheepishly they back away and give him 50 gold as compensation before returning to their houses.

1 It appears to have been a false alarm. When your Warrior returns to his room, he is angry to find that half of his gold has been stolen.

2 Thinking of old Mrs Pebbles downstairs, your Warrior leaps down the stairs three at a time. Unfortunately that happens to be more than he can handle and with a trip, your Warrior tumbles head over heels down the rickety stairs until he lands in an unconscious pile at the bottom. When he awakes, he realises that someone else has saved his life, and not a moment too soon either. Your unlucky Warrior has lost 4 Wounds due to smoke inhalation.

3 Your Warrior runs to the room opposite his and tries to wake a sleeping man. Unhappy at being woken, the man punches your Warrior full in the face, causing him to lose 2 Wounds, no modifiers.

4 Burning timbers falling around him, your Warrior ushers the inn patrons out into the street - just in time too, as the whole place collapses in a cloud of smoke and burning wood. Your Warrior is congratulated for his good timing and in a ceremony given by the council is given a good citizen award.

5 A burning beam has fallen in front of a door just around the corner from your Warrior's room, trapping the occupant inside. Acquiring the assistance of two other strong men. your Warrior helps move the beam enough for the trapped man to escape. Showering your Warrior with thanks, the rescued man gives him a reward of 1D6 x 30 gold.

6 While making sure all the rooms are evacuated, your Warrior notices a very interesting item in one of the rooms. Thinking that it won't hurt to borrow it for a while, your Warrior stows it in his pack and races outside. Take 1 Treasure Card.

1 Champion

2 Saviour

3 Rescuer

4 Hero

5 Defender

6 Lord

1 the King's daughter

2 the Realm

3 the Empire

4 the nearby caves

5 those in need

6 Good

1 Your Warrior finds gainful employment in the local abattoirs. Here, he slaughters beasts and prepares them for sale at the Settlement's butchers. For every day in employment. your Warrior earns 1D6 x 5 gold (roll only once to determine the amount your Warrior is paid each day), but must lose 1 Wound due to the terrible smell of rotting carcasses.

2 Pete, the local Weaponsmith employs your Warrior to help him forge weapons. Unfortunately, although your Warrior tries his best, their is just no demand for crooked swords these days. Pete gives your Warrior 1D6 x 10 gold for his willing, but useless help. Your Warrior may only work here for 1 day.

3 Your Warrior offers to help a wizened old crone tend to her garden. After much hard work, and weed pulling, your Warrior shows the old lady his effort. Pleased, she takes your Warrior's hand and places 1D6 gold coins into it, thanking him for a job well done. Disappointed at the low pay, your Warrior thinks he might look for other needy old crones and help them, and in doing so earn slightly more money.

4 Your Warrior helps out at the bakery, kneading and rolling bread, and baking it in the large oven. After the day has finished, your Warrior looks at his work proudly, but his most challenging task was baking the pastries. Your Warrior gains 1D6 x 10 gold for today's work.

5 Your Warrior helps a family of Gnomes move house. They explain that they are trying to escape this noisy Settlement as it ruins their concentration while building garden ornaments. Your Warrior spends 1D3 days carrying all their luggage to the next village, but earns 1D6 x 100 gold for his help.

6 A wizard has employed your Warrior as a test subject while he performs many new spells. After spending the day as a chicken, toad, turkey, and various other animals, your bemused Warrior leaves the wizard's tower confused, but 1 Treasure Card richer. As the wizard finally perfected his spells, he does not require your assistance again tomorrow.

1-2 His dreams bring him great distress - he dreams he is in a fight with a Minotaur, and losing. When he awakes in the morning he finds that his Wounds have been reduced by 2.

3-6 Although tossing and turning throughout the night, your Warrior wakes to no ill effect.

1 The adventurers easily overpower your Warrior and make off with half his gold.

2-5 Just as the fight is going your Warrior's way, the Barkeep breaks it up and insists that you all leave immediately.

6 Your Warrior easily teaches the adventures a lesson and demands half of their gold (which comes to 1d6 x 100) as compensation.

1 ...The stone slams down hard on your Warrior's hand, almost snapping it in two. For the next adventure, your Warrior's to Hit rolls will be at -1.

2 1D6 x 5 gold.

3 1D6 x 10 gold

4 1D6 x100 gold

5 1 Treasure Card

6 1 Objective Room Treasure Card

Strength +1

Toughness +1

Damage Dice +1

Initiative -2

to Hit -1

1 The dragon picks this Settlement as his target, and flies closer. His mouth opens, and breathes fire over everything and everyone. Your Warrior is burned. Roll 1D6 to determine the extent of the damage with no modifiers for Toughness and Armour:

2 The dragon flies lower and breathes fire over the Settlement. Roll 1D6 and add your Warrior's Initiative. If the result is greater than 7 then your Warrior ducks out of the way and escapes unharmed. Otherwise the fire inflicts 1D6 Wounds with no modifiers for Toughness and Armour.

3-4 Fortunately your Warrior has the Intelligence to duck out of the way, just in time as the dragon lets loose a stream of fire. Roll 1D6 and add your Warrior's Initiative. If the result is greater than 7 then the flame misses your Warrior and he escapes unharmed. Otherwise the fire inflicts 1D3 Wounds with no modifiers for Toughness and Armour.

5-6 The dragon flies past the Settlement, into the mountains. The Settlement has escaped unharmed.

1-2 In a few hours, the storm has hit. Rain pelts down upon the Settlement and lightning flashes, lighting up the sky. Peals of thunder roll across the heavens. When your Warrior wakes in the morning, the storm has left the Settlement devastated. If your Warrior has plans of leaving the city today, he must wait another two days as he helps rebuild the city. During this time he may not visit any locations, special or otherwise, but must still roll on this table and pay living expenses.

3-4 The storm hits sooner than expected. The rain pours down, and in no time at all has flooded the city streets. As your Warrior tries to make it back to the inn, dogs and cats float past him. When he finally makes it, your Warrior finds that he has caught a cold. He must spend the next 1D3 days in bed, and therefore need not roll on this table for events, though he still must pay his living expenses.

5-6 The clouds float overhead, and just a trickle falls out of them. They move onwards.

1 Carelessly, you push over one of the guards. He arrests you in the name of the law and takes you to jail. Each of your fellow Warriors may pay 1D6 x 10 gold to bail him out. If they cannot (or will not) your Warrior must spend the next 1D6 days in jail. He does not have to pay living expenses or roll on this table.

2 In your rush to reach the front of the crowd, you barge into a respected nobleman. Grabbing you by the scruff of your neck, he demands payment for his embarrassment. Your Warrior must pay him 1D6 x 20 gold.

3 The crowd is plenty. Unfortunately your Warrior is unable to get a glimpse of the King.

4 The crowd is sparse. Fortunately your Warrior makes it to the front of the crowd and is able to see His Majesty.

5 The King (with his almighty generosity) is throwing out gold into the crowd. Your Warrior leaps into the air and catches 1D6 x 10 gold.

6 Out of the corner of his eye your Warrior spots a shifty looking character struggling to get through the crowd. In his hands he holds a pistol crossbow. Everyone else in their eagerness to see the King has not noticed this character. Your Warrior starts to move after him and jumps him just in time as he fires. Roll 1D6:

1-2 Roll once on the Hazard Table.

3-4 Roll once on the Dungeon Event Table

5-6 Roll again on the Settlement Event Table.

1-2 A Village

3-4 A Town

5-6 A City

1 It was not this dungeon that they were talking about!

2-6 Your Warrior finds a treasure hoard. Take 1 Objective Room Treasure, on top of the one received from killing all Objective Room Monsters.

1 He has been the target of a Vampiric attack. At the beginning of each of his turns, roll 1D6. If a 1 is rolled, the Warrior attacks one of his comrades (chosen at random) who also becomes a vampire, and must roll each turn as well. While a Vampire, your Warrior must travel at night, either with or without his friends. To simulate this journey, after rolling for an event, if a dice roll is required subtract 3 from the result. In combat, your Warrior has an extra bite attack each turn, subtracting 1 from his To Hit roll. The attack does 1 Wound damage with no modifiers at all, but also turns the monster into a vampire, with an extra attack. If your Warrior kills a vampiric monster he gains an extra 20 gold. The curse on your Warrior can be cured by visiting a City Temple and donating 2D6 x 100 gold.

2 One of your Warrior's friends staying in the city have been bitten. Choose one at random. The result for number 1 now applies to them.

3 Fortunately, it seems, your Warrior was not amongst those bitten. He is safe...for now. If a roll is ever required on this table again, subtract one from the result.

4-6 Your Warrior, and his friends were fortunately not amongst those bitten. They help to bury the dead, and to slay the remaining vampires.

1 Humans

2 Dwarfs

3 Elves

4 Non-Humans

5 Men of God

6 one

1 Your Warrior is attacked by 1d2 skeletons (with swords). Fight a battle as normal.

2 Your Warrior falls down a freshly dug grave. Unfortunately, whoever dug it is still here. Have a fight with one Ghoul.

3 Your Warrior, in his haste to find the exit, drops 1D6 x 20 gold.

4 Your Warrior manages to find his way out of the Graveyard in one piece

5 "Boo!" Your Warrior falls over in fright, cursing his fellow Warrior who has since run away. Standing up, your Warrior realises that he has landed in a small pile of 1D6 x 20 gold

6 Your Warrior decides to dig up the grave of the Nobleman's daughter (There seems to be a lot of them about). On her body he finds 1 item of treasure. Take 1 Treasure Card.

1 Father's

2 Mother's

3 Grandfather's

4 Grandmother's

5 Uncle's

6 Barber's

1 Your Warrior hands over his gold and takes a look into the enclosed tent. It seems the 'god' has gone for an ale break.

2 The 'god' is not in the tent. Apologising, the collector hands your Warrior his money back.

3 She's very pretty. Inspired, your Warrior gains an extra attack which he may use at any time during the next adventure.

4 She smiles politely at you, sending shivers up your Warrior's spine. For the next adventure, your Warrior gains an extra attack each combat, which he may use when he wishes.

5 The God is a mighty warlord from the unearthly plains. He mentally instructs your Warrior in the ways of the sword. Your Warrior may roll on the Imperial Noble's Sword Skill table twice, and pick one of those skills. When he leaves, he notices a shining sabre attached to his belt.

6 It's Sigmar himself, and he seems to be taking a very special interest in your Warrior. Roll 1D3. These points can be added to any attributes permanently, but not more than 1 per attribute.

1 The guards catch your Warrior scaling the walls (why he didn't walk through the gates is anyone's guess). They march him straight off to jail. Each of your fellow Warriors may pay 1D6 x 10 gold to bail him out. If they cannot (or will not) your Warrior must spend the next 1D6 days in jail. He does not have to pay living expenses or roll on this table.

2 Your Warrior manages to throw his arms around the lizard's neck and after a fierce struggle comes away with 1D6 +4 Wounds, but the lizard has sped away into the distance.

3 By the time your Warrior manages to reach the Settlement's Gates, the lizard is nowhere to be seen. He tells the Watch to be on the lookout for a giant green lizard. Their response : a fine of 50 Gold for creating falsehoods.

4 By the time your Warrior manages to reach the Settlement's Gates, the lizard is nowhere to be seen.

5 The lizard willingly follows your Warrior back through the gates of the Settlement, but gradually takes the lead. It leads your Warrior to a small oak door in the side of a building. After knocking, your Warrior enters. A Dwarf looks up at you exclaiming "My Wanda, you've found my Wanda", obviously talking about his lizard. He gives your Warrior a reward of 1D6 x 50 Gold for finding her, before leading her away to the stables.

6 Your Warrior manages to ensare the lizard with a craftily devised trap. The only trouble is that he won't fit through the gates. Leaving the lizard out of the Settlement, your Warrior visits the local Wizard's Guild and enquires about the cost of a Levitation Spell. After handing over 50 Gold, you Warrior returns to the Settlement's Gates. Using the spell, your Warrior manages to send the lizard over the walls of the Settlement and down the other side. Dragging it along the streets, your Warrior searches for the Rare Animal Handler. Roll the appropriate dice for finding a Special Location. The roll must be equal to 10 or over. If your Warrior manages to find the Animal Handler he is rewarded with a hefty reward of 4D6 x 50.

1 The sorcerer blasts your Warrior for 3D6 Wounds of fire damage and chases him out of the Settlement, where he must wait for his fellow companions to join him.

2 With a flick of his wrist, the sorcerer summons a group of monsters to dispose of your Warrior. Roll once on the Dungeon-Level 1 level higher than your Warrior's Battle-Level. (Then divide the amount by four - The other Warriors don't get to fight this battle.) Once the monsters are dead, the Sorcerer vanishes. Take a Treasure Card for the battle as usual.

3 With a flurry of movement, the dark wizard teleports your Warrior away from the Settlement by 1D6 days. He must return to the same Settlement before the other Warriors are allowed their turns. Treat his journey as if it were from a dungeon to a Settlement as normal.

4 The magician seems hell bent on casting a malicious spell at your Warrior, but cursing, he teleports himself away instead.

5 Seeing how powerful and almighty your Warrior is, the apprentice gulps and runs away, dropping a pouch of 1D6 x 50 gold.

6 The trickster pulls a rabbit out of his hat with pride. "Do us a favour, will ya, guv?" He hands your Warrior a book. "Take this spell book to me master. He will reward you gents 'andsomly." Grasping the spell book, your Warrior realises it contains 1D3 new spells for the Wizard or Elf Ranger (you choose) which, when given to the appropriate character, can be taken randomly from the cards, or rolled from the tables.

1 Cat

2 Spell

3 Sword

4 Teleport

5 Settlement

6 Tzeentch

1 C-A-T

2 S-P-E-L-L

3 S-W-O-R-D

4 T-E-L-E-P-O-R-T

5 S-E-T-T-L-M-E-N-T

6 T-Z-E-E-N-T-C-H

1 The sea is rough, and a storm breaks. The little boat capsizes, and your Warrior is forced to swim to land. Lose 1D6 Wounds, with no modifiers for Toughness or armour.

2 Pirates raid your ship, killing all on board and stealing the ships cargo. Your Warrior manages to escape, but not before losing 1D6 Wounds.

3 The boat has a leak. Your Warrior spends the rest of the trip using a bucket to empty water from the ship. Needless to say, when he finally makes it back to the mainland he is not impressed.

4 Your Warrior spends a nice day fishing in the ocean. He catches 1D3 fish. Each will heal a Warrior of 1 Wound.

5 Your Warrior comes back to land after a days fishing, having caught 1D6 Puffy Fish. Each one, when eaten, will heal a Warrior of 2 Wounds.

6 Your Warrior decides to pocket some of the ships cargo. Roll 1D6:

1-2 Your Warrior's team loses. Unfortunately, a wager was placed, and your Warrior is required to spend 1D6 x 50 Gold.

3-4 The game is a tie. No team wins, and no team loses. Your Warrior goes home, disappointed that he could not show his skill.

5-6 Your Warrior's team wins the games. Fortunately a wager was placed, and your Warrior's share is 1D6 x 50 Gold.

1 Your Warrior suddenly collapses in pain. It seems the spell had adverse effects. Lose 1D6 Wounds immediately, not modified by anything.

2 Your Warrior's bandages and provisions have mysteriously been swapped around. Any provisions your Warrior had are now bandages, and vice versa.

3 The boots your Warrior is wearing suddenly sprout wings and lift your Warrior up off the ground. For the next adventure, your Warrior's Move is increased by +2, and he may not be pinned.

4 Your Warrior's weapons have been sharpened, or improved. For the next adventure, any weapon your Warrior had on him at the time of the spell causes an extra +1 damage.

5 Your Warrior's beard suddenly develops a life of its own, waving about and grasping at the air. For the next adventure, once per turn, your Warrior may make an extra beard attack. He must be standing directly in front of the target, and the to hit roll is 6+. If the beard successfully hits, 1 Wound is caused, only modified by armour. If your Warrior has no beard, then ignore this event.

6 Your Warrior feels stronger all of a sudden. Increase his Wounds to their maximum, and for the next adventure, his Strength is increased by +2.

1 Murder. Your Warrior must spend the rest of his adventuring career in prison, forfeit all his treasure and equipment, or hope that his fellow Warriors will pay the fine of 2D6 x 100 gold for his release, each.

2 Manslaughter. Your Warrior must spend 3D6 days in jail or have his fellow Warriors pay a fine of 1D6 x 100 gold each.

3 Breaking and Entering. You Warrior must pay a fine of 1D6 x 200 gold pieces or face 2D6 days in jail.

4 Burglary. Your Warrior is to spend 1D6 days in jail or have his fellow Warriors pay 1D6 x 20 gold for his release.

5 Insulting a superior officer. Your Warrior is given a quick beating and left lying in the road. Lose 1D6 Wounds, not modified for anything.

6 Walking on the grass. Your Warrior is warned to stay on the pavement and keep of the grass. Do not let it happen again!

1 Easily outrunning the fat merchant, your Warrior greedily grabs the magical fleeing gems. The gems erupt in a shower of magical power and fragments, causing your Warrior to lose 3D6 Wounds.

2 Catching up to the gems, your Warrior does not notice the mysterious looking black clad thieves as they smack him over the head with an iron club. When he awakens, your Warrior has lost 1D6 x 100 gold pieces. The merchant, thieves or the emeralds are nowhere in sight.

3 The merchant sees he has competition and runs even faster, falling flat on his face. Bungling, your Warrior, in his fit of mirth, slams head first into a tree, losing sight of the gems and 3 Wounds, not modified for anything.

4 The merchant is too limber for your Warrior, who loses sight of the gems and merchant in the darkness of the night.

5 Pushing the merchant over as he makes a grab for the gems, your Warrior snatches them and hides them in his pouch. Each gem is worth 200 gold pieces. At the beginning of every turn that the magical gems remain in his possession, when he should have sold them by now, roll 1D6. On a roll of 1, 2 or 3, the magical emeralds flee the Warrior's pouch and are lost in the crowds.

6 The gems have an entrancing effect on your Warrior, and he feels himself being pulled onwards. Out of the Settlement he runs, always just out of reach of the emeralds. After what seems like hours, the gems enter a cavern system, taking your Warrior, and the fat merchant, to a treasure filled cave. The gems, now happy to be home, embed themselves in the wall. Your Warrior can take 1 treasure card and 2D6 x 100 gold. Unfortunately, he is now so far from the Settlement, he must wait for his fellow Warriors outside.

1 In agony, your Warrior is transformed into a strange creature of limited strength and intelligence. Roll on Dungeon Level 1 to see which creature he has been turned into for the next adventure only. Use common sense when determining what type of equipment this creature can use. The effects of the mists last until the part has finished the next adventure.

2 In agony, your Warrior is transformed into a strange creature of power. Roll on Dungeon Level 3 to see which creature he has been turned into for the next adventure only. Use common sense when determining what type of equipment this creature can use. The effects of the mists last until the part has finished the next adventure.

3 The mists turn your Warrior's sword arm into a pile of jelly. For the next adventure, his WS is 1.

4 The mists turn your Warrior's arms into thick muscled bulging limbs. For the next adventure, your Warrior has +2 Strength and +1 WS.

5 Your Warrior mutates into a huge handsome barbarian. For the next adventure, your Warrior has the following bonuses: +3 WS, +2 BS, +2 Toughness, -1 Move, and he can not cast any spells at all, or use blessings.

6 In agony, your Warrior is transformed into a strange creature of unlimited strength and intelligence. Roll on Dungeon Level 8 to see which creature he has been turned into for the next adventure only. Use common sense when determining what type of equipment this creature can use. The effects of the mists last until the party has finished the next adventure.