torrents wilderness

roll d100 to determine the random encounter on the list. to see if a random encounter occurs in the day or the night, roll 3 d20 and if they are over 18 a random encounter occurs for each 18 or above rolled. this is so there are possibly three encounters in the day or night. when determining the amount of monsters it is up to the DM to see how strong the fight will be by adding or subtracting the amount of monsters.

Jungle biome

1. allosaurus

2. ankylosaurus

3. triceratops

4. pteranodon

5. tyrannosaurus rex

6. displacer beast

7. giant hyena

8. giant spider

9. half-ogre

10. harpy

11. yuan-ti hunting party

12. ankheg

13. bandits

14. giant boar

15. giant constrictor snake

16. pack of gnolls

17. lizard folk hunting party

18. ogre

19. swarm of poisonous snakes

20. green hag

21. phase spider

22. adventuring party

23. dino trapper party

24. banshee

25. lycanthrope

26. gorgon

27.shambling mound

28. troll

29. giant ape

30. oni

31. adult green dragon

32. treant

33. guardian naga

34. pack of kobolds

35. pack of tribal warriors

36. twig blight

37. pack of baboons

38. lost commoner

39. giant frog

40. bullywug hunting party

41. giant lizard

42. giant poisonous snake

43. a group of stirge

44. boar

45. kenku hunting party

46. needle blight

47. giant wolf spider

48. goblin hunting party

49. vine blight

50. giant toad

51. tiger

52. pack of zombies

53. axe beak

54. giant wasp

55. swarm of insects

56. burette.

57. pack of ghouls

58. lone druid

59. flying snakes

60. giant rat

61. giant weasel

62. lost mastiff

63. blink dog

64. giant bat

65. giant owl

66. panther

67. pseudodragon

68. ape

69. scout hunting

70. cache

71. dead explorer

72. explorers

73. mad monkey mist

74. tabaxi hunter

75. Aarakocra hunters traveling from Osaki

76. swarm of ravens

77. orc hunting party

78. bugbear ambushers

79. insane berserker

80. group of centaur

81. stone golem protecting a tomb

82. faerie dragon

83. ettin

84. young green dragon

85. ettercap

86. will-o'-wisp

87. wight

88. wraith

89. ogre zombie

90. crocodile

91. giant crocodile

92. shipwreck survivors

93. yuan-ti spy

94. wandering merchant looking for rare supplies

95. guards escorting a high ranking offical

96. roper

97. rust monster

98. shadow

99. demons escaping a portal into the world

100. Ancient Brass Dragon named Nersot the mysterious

ocean biome

roll d20 to determine outcome

1. ghost ship

2. friendly and curious bronze dragon

3. whirlpool

4. menfolk traders

5. passing warship (friendly or hostile)

6. pirate ship (hostile)

7. passing merchant ship ( galley or sailing ship)

8. killer whale sighting

9. floating debris

10. long ship crewed by hostile berserkers

11. hostile griffons or harpies

12. sahuagin boarding party

13. NPC in the water ( clinging to floating debris

14. sea monster ( go to page 302-305 of the DMG find monsters related to biome)

15. sunken ship covered in barnacles (25 percent chance that the ship contains treasure; roll randomly on the treasure tables in ch 7 of DMG)

16. sunken ship with reef sharks or hunter sharks circling around it ( 50 percent chance that the ship contains treasure; roll randomly on the treasure tables in ch 7 of DMG)

17. under sea cave containing sea monster.( go to page 302-305 of the DMG find monsters related to biome)

18. underwater steam vent

19. bronze dragon searching for treasure

20. sunken treasure chest (25 percent chance that it contains something of value; roll randomly on the treasure tables in ch 7 of DMG)

grassland biome

Roll d20 to determine outcome

1. Allosaurus

2. Ankylosaurus

3.Triceratops

4.Pteranodon

5. t-rex

6. flock of Axe beaks

7. giant vulture

8. pack of hyena

9. trappers looking to capture animals

10. panther

11. Gnoll hunting party

12. scarecrow

13. bugbear ambushers

14. giant eagle

15. griffon

16. orc hunting party

17. rhinoceros

18. burette

19. cyclops

20. wyvern

mountain biome:

Roll d20 to determine outcome

1. pteranodon

2. packs of kobolds

3. giant goat

4. harpy

5. hippogriff

6. peryton

7. sabre-toothed tiger

8. manticore

9. ettin

10. troll

11. stone giant

12. roc

13. swarm of bats

14. groups of stirge

15. pack of goliath tribal warriors

16. pack of winged kobold

17. giant eagle

18. air elemental

19. burette

20. cloud giant

swamp biome

Roll d20 to determine outcome

1. bullywug hunting party ( May have giant frog or toad mounts)

2. kobold hunting party

3. crocodile

4. giant constrictor snake

5. lizard folk hunting party

6. green hag

7. giant crocodile

8. shambling mound

9. troll

10. hydra

11. will-o'-wisp

12. giant frog

13. giant lizard

14. giant poisonous snake

15. mud mephits

16. pack of ghouls

17. swarms of rats

18. swarms of insects

19. giant toad

20. dead corpse stuck in the swamp.

Coastal biome

Roll d20 to determine outcome

1. flock of harpy

2. merfolk herding schools of fish .

3. sahuagin sit in the ocean preparing for ambush

4. marrow try to harpoon land creatures into their domain of the sea.

5. plesiosaurs sit and fish in the water

6. allosaurus stalking the coast

7. pteranodon fly above looking for a meal

8. sea hags

9. griffon

10. giant eagle

11. a NPC is washed upon shore and is unconscious

12. bandit group

13. a chest is washed ashore

14. manticore

15. giant lizard

16. banshee

17. cyclops

18. water Elemental

19. pack of kobolds

20. shipwreck (25 percent chance that the ship contains treasure; roll randomly on the treasure tables in ch 7 of DMG)

wilderness survival:

weather:

d20 temperature:

1-17 normal for the season (77*F or 25*C)

18-20 1d4 x 10 degrees Fahrenheit hotter than normal

d20 wind

1-12 none

13-17 light

18-20 strong

d20 precipitation

1-12 None

13-17 light rain

18-20 Heavy rain

effects of the weather:

Extreme Heat: when the temperature is at or above 100 degrees Fahrenheit, a creature exposed to the heat and without access to drinkable water must succeed on a constitution saving throw at the end of each hour or gain one level of exhaustion. the DC is 5 for the first hour and increases by 1 for each additional hour. creatures wearing medium or heavy armour, or who are clad in heavy clothing, have disadvantage on the saving throw. creatures with resistance or Immunity to fire damage automatically succeed on the saving throw, as do creatures naturally adapted to hot climates.
Strong wind: a strong wind imposes disadvantage on ranged weapons attack rolls and wisdom (perception) checks that rely on hearing. A strong wind extinguishes open flames, disperses fog, and makes flying by nonmagical means nearly impossible. A flying creature in a strong wind must land at the end of its turn or fall. A strong wind in a desert can create a sandstorm that imposes disadvantage on wisdom (perception) checks that rely on sight.
heavy Precipitation: Everything within an area of heavy rain or heavy snowfall is lightly obscured, and creatures in the area have disadvantage on wisdom (perception) checks that rely on sight. heavy rain also extinguishes open flames and imposes disadvantage on wisdom (perception) checks that rely on hearing.

Wilderness Hazards:

Razovine: Razorvine is a plant that grows in wild tangles and hedges. it also clings to the sides of buildings and other surfaces as ivy does. A 10-foot-high, 10-foot-wide, 5-foot-thick wall or hedge of Razorvine has AC 11, 25 hit points, and immunity to bludgeoning, piercing, and psychic damage. when a creature comes into direct contact with Razorvine for the first time on a turn, the creature must succeed on a DC 10 Dexterity saving throw or take 5 (1d10) slashing damage from the razor vine's blade like thorns.

Diseases:

Mad Monkey Fever: A magical mist creeps through the jungles of Torrent. contact with this thin, blue, odourless mist Can infect giants and humanoids with Mad Monkey Fever. A dispel Magic spell destroys the mist in a 20-foot square starting at a point chosen by the caster within the spell's range. an encounter with this mist typically covers 1d6 areas (400-2,400 square feet). a giant or humanoid that comes into contact with the mist must succeed on a DC 13 constitution saving throw or become infected with mad monkey fever. the infected creature gains a random form of long-term madness ( roll on the Long-Term Madness table in chapter 8 of the dungeon masters guide) that manifests 1d6 hours hours after infection and lasts for the duration (1d10 x 10 hours). if the madness is allowed to run its full course, the creature must repeat the saving throw at the end of the madness. if the second saving throw fails, the creature suffers another bout of long-term madness ( roll again on the table) that lasts for the normal duration. the madness symptoms continue until the disease ends.
Shivering Sickness: insects native to the jungles and marshes of cult carry this disease, shivering sickness. the easiest protection against it is a coating of insect-reppeling salve on all exposed skin. A giant or humanoid that takes damage from insects is exposed to the disease at the end of the encounter. those who haven't applied insect repellent since their previous long rest are exposed to the disease when they finish a long rest. a giant or humanoid exposed to the disease must succeed on a DC 11 constitution saving throw or become infected. A creature with natural amor has advantage on the saving throw.
Throat leeches: Minuscule parasites Known as throat leeches infect the water in torrents jungles, swamps, and rivers. Any giant or humanoid that swallows tainted water must succeed on a DC 12 constitution saving throw or be infested with throat leeches. immediate symptoms include throat inflammation and shortness of breath. after 1d6 hours, the infected character gains 1 level of exhaustion that can't be removed ( except as described below) until the disease is cured. at the end of each long rest, the infected creature must repeat the saving throw. on a failed save, the creature's exhaustion increases by 1 level; on a successful save, the creature's exhaustion decreases by 1 level. if a successful saving throw reduces the infected creature's level of exhaustion below 1 the creature recovers from the disease. explorers can avoid contracting throat leeches by drinking only rainwater or water thats been boiled or magically purified.
wilderness survival in the DMG: page 109-112