Wilderness Adventuring Simplified

Devlog

• Do Anything D6 Wilderness is LIVE!
  September 25, 2024 by Hexed Press

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  Hey folks! As you may or may not be aware, awhile back I created a system-agnostic task resolution system called Do Anything D6 . I'm happy to announce that my long-awaited (by me, at any rate) rules... Continue reading

  
• Get Lost! Embrace misadventure in your wilderness campaign!
  August 08, 2024 by Hexed Press

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  #video, #how-to

  I keep seeing threads about folks who do not want to engage with the getting lost mechanic in Old School Essentials. I think that this aspect is important and meaningful. Earlier today, on stream, I w... Continue reading

  
• Running a sandbox campaign for new players? Continually signpost their freedom of choice!
  May 03, 2024 by Hexed Press

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  I was talking to friend of the channel, The Dave, over on the Discord, when I had a bit of an epiphany about my own experience running a hexcrawl in an OSR Dungeons & Dragons game: you need to continu... Continue reading
• Not sure if this will work…
  April 27, 2024 by Hexed Press

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  I’m trying something but have no idea if it will work so I am relying on one of you out there to tell me. I’m putting up a draft set of procedures and locking to a minimum buy price of $2. My hope... Continue reading

  
• Version 0.90 Released!
  March 01, 2024 by Hexed Press

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  Happy March First! I couldn't help myself. I added a couple of images and a few small sections to help (hopefully) flesh things out a bit more for folks. Changelog Version 0.9 Added: Adventuring day i... Continue reading

  
• Version 0.85 Released!
  February 29, 2024 by Hexed Press

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  Happy Leap Day! I posted a small update to the document, fixing a typo and adding a few small sections: “Why the Wilderness,” “Wilderness Adventure Activities,” and “Player Agency in the Wil... Continue reading
• Welcome to the Beta!
  February 26, 2024 by Hexed Press

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  Weclome to the beta! I decided to go live with a beta version of this document because I find I will get bogged down in some perfectionist spirals that do not help me complete things. By calling it a... Continue reading