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Exploration Skill Check
Results
!: Rank 1 locations.
!!: As above, or rank 2 locations.
!!!: As above, or rank 3 locations.
!!!!: As above, or rank 4 locations.
!!!!!: As above, or rank 5 locations.
DD: +1 !
DD: +1 !
DD: +1 !
EE: -1 !
EE: -1 !
Once the location Rank is determined, the GM
selects a location from the Exploration Chart or
determines one at random. After the location is
selected the GM reads the location description
and narrates the results to the PCs
to unload their latest finds, or praise the God of
Battles at the shrine of Sigmar. Additionally, the GM
could use the rural settlement card to represent the
suspiciousness those living in Sigmar Haven feel
towards people who are not clear devotees to Sigmar.
Addiction Rules
Some substances, such as Crimson Shade are extremely
addictive. After each dose of an addictive substance
has worn off the character must make a Resilience
(To) check with a difficulty equal to the number of
doses of the addictive substance he has taken with the
substance’s Period or become addicted.
A character addicted to an addictive substance
no longer needs to makes checks to avoid becoming
addicted, but must take one dose of the addictive
substance every day to avoid its Withdrawal Symptoms.
Each day, an addicted character must make a
Resilience (To) check with a difficulty equal to the
substance’s Severity minus the number of Periods that
have passed since the character took his last dose. If he
fails, he suffers the substances Withdrawal Symptoms.
Using Location Cards in Mordheim
Areas of importance in Mordheim tend to be loaded
with interesting features that can be interacted with or
have to be carefully navigated through. Location cards
are a must inside and outside of the city. These simple
cards help the players understand their surroundings
while helping the GM set the mood. For example,
a common brawl in the streets of Mordheim might
include a burning building, access from the broad
sewers, a few buildings filled with crumbling ruins,
and an eerie mist flowing into the streets as the sun
sets.
In another example, perhaps the party is visiting
Sigmar Haven where the PCs have the option of
visiting a homely tavern to rest, the marketstrasse
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Corruption seeps from everything inside the City
of the Damned, especially after the sun sets. You could
use the cursed ruins card to represent this swell of
ruinous power after dusk. Or perhaps you really want
to show how dangerously corrupting being within
the city walls can be, so you use the cursed ruins
card whenever the PCs enter the city. The abandoned
cemetery is an excellent card for
representing the rising dread inside
the PCs after dark.
The GM should be creative
with location cards when
adventuring in Mordheim and
use them, use a lot of them,
to really set the scene for the
players.