Last Odyssey

Climate Modifiers

Some climates are more hostile than others. If GM</abbr>s want to provide more variation and challenge to their players while they travel along a path, or if the region is in the grip of a Monster, they can add one or more of the following modifiers to a given climate:

Name Description
Mild The climate here is less volatile than usual. Unless otherwise specified, instead of casting the outcome die to determine the weather during the Navigation Phase, the GM casts 1d6 and then consults the weather table.
Dangerous The climate here is more volatile than usual. Unless otherwise specified, instead of casting the outcome die to determine the weather during the Navigation Phase, the GM casts 1d6, adds 4 to the result, and then consults the weather table.
Subterranean This path is deep underground. All weather effects due to glare or brightness are negated, but the navigation difficulty is increased by 2 unless the players are able to maintain a light source.
Volcanic This area is home to high volcanic activity. Every day, the GM casts an additional outcome die when they consult the weather table. If the result is a 10 on this die, volcanic activity will be visible in the sky, obscuring the sun and negating any effects from brightness. However, they will also have to resist a sleight ability during the Navigation Phase with a Status Accuracy equal to the navigation difficulty of the path that inflicts Poisoned on a hit unless they have proper protection.
Overgrown The path is choked with flora, making it difficult to advance forward. The navigation difficulty is increased by 2.
Barren There is very little life here, or at least very little life that is well-suited to harboring humans. The Hunt and Gather actions are impossible during the Camping Phase.
Artificial The weather patterns here are determined by something more purposeful than the laws of physics. The Divine action is impossible during the Camping Phase, but the weather is deterministic rather than random, and players will be able to discover the pattern either through deduction or through gathering Lore.
Burning This region is currently suffering from ongoing wildfires. Every day, the GM casts an additional outcome die when they consult the weather table. If the result is a 10 on this die, the Heroes will have to avoid a nearby fire, which takes the form of a sleight during the Navigation Phase with a Status Accuracy equal to the navigation difficulty of the path that inflicts Burned on a hit against them.
Windy High winds scour this area, and make it more difficult to travel. Players must wear a Cloak of some variety every day or else take an amount of damage equal to the navigation difficulty of the path during the Navigation Phase
Infested This area is crawling with warriors. If the Heroes do not encounter a natural hazard during the Encounter Phase, they will automatically run into a warrior encounter.