Advanced Dungeons and Dragons | AD&D episode 53: Creating Encounter Tables
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In this episode I talk about the Dungeon Master's Guide. In this episode I talk about encounters some more. I start by talking about building your own random encounter tables. You can make this as simple or as complex as you want, but each will have a number of possible encounters on them, and their own chances to be encountered. I go over a few common ones. Then I start talking about two specific types of tables, the dungeon encounter table which is often divided by level of the dungeon, which in turn is divided by level, and wilderness encounter tables, which often has encounters quite deadly to players, but is balanced out by the level of civilization around our adventurers.
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