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The life of an adventurer in D&D isn’t all about, well, adventuring; a lot of it includes traveling between adventures! Now, thanks to Cubicle 7’s new 5e supplement, Uncharted Journeys, you can enjoy the journeys just as much as you enjoy the destinations.
Stuffed with ‘a wealth of information, rules, and encounters to make travel a key part of your 5e adventures’, Uncharted Journeys includes:
• Simple rules for journeys and exploration which allow GMs and players to determine not only their next journey, but how dangerous it is likely to be and what provisions, mounts and stops will be required.
• Strange and unique encounters
• The key roles of Outrider, the Quartermaster, the Sentry, and Leader, which every journey require.
• Advice on which Classes are best suited to which roles
• A guide to creating unique and interesting travellers your party will meet en route
• Rules for creating any ancient ruins that your party chance upon
• Almost 2,000 encounters; these will include teeming cities, wildernesses crawling with deadly (and, no doubt, hungry) beasts, haunted vistas, and blasted wastelands ruled by despotic villains.
See the Cubicle 7 website for more details.

Image courtesy of Cubicle 7 Games

A fantasy role-playing game supplement titled "Uncharted Journeys" is prominently displayed, featuring a colorful cover illustration. The artwork depicts a diverse group of adventurers, including a warrior, a rogue, and a spellcaster, navigating a lush, mystical landscape filled with fantastical creatures and vibrant foliage. The spine of the book is visible, showcasing the title and a logo, while the tagline at the bottom invites players to undertake dangerous journeys in uncharted lands.

An open book titled "Uncharted Journeys" displays various sections of text and illustrations. One page features a detailed image of adventurers gathered around a campfire, with a backdrop of dark, mysterious woods. The opposite page contains text discussing journey rules and exploration, alongside smaller illustrations, including a creature peeking from behind foliage.