The Hexcrawl

Piotr responds, "You're welcome to stay here for a day. However, I should warn you that Daniel's men might arrive the following day, and they won't react kindly to finding you here. You don't need to relocate the vehicle; it's not obstructing anyone's path."

It is the middle of the afternoon shift. You’ll be hard pressed to find anyone willing to give you food in a trade here. They do however have information if someone takes the time asking around. Some information is free, some can be obtained with a RECON roll, and some can be traded for.

Not all information is reliable. The free info is reliable. The RECON information is reliable on a success: information on a failed RECON has a 1 in 2 chance of being false. Traded information is reliable. You can be specific with the info you’re looking for or you can just see what’s around.

If you spend the evening and night shifts here you don’t need to roll to set up camp.

You’re also free to take any of the actions listed in the reference thread (such as hunting)

Notable Areas and People
- The shed used to store and sort scavenged gear.
- The road south of the settlement where you could set up an ambush for Daniel’s men.
- Piotr
- Piotr’s brother
- The radioactive wasteland of Kielce

Leaving the settlement, Cunningham embarks on an exploration of the surrounding landscape, scouting for an ideal location for a hunting expedition. The area boasts a substantial expanse of forested terrain, promising the potential for a successful hunt. As luck would have it, Cunningham soon comes across the tracks of a large animal, gradually discerning the telltale signs of a moose. Following the trail, he methodically moves forward, and before long, the moose materializes not too far ahead.



With utmost care, he raises his AK-74, takes careful aim, and pulls the trigger. However, his shot goes wide, and the moose bolts, vanishing into the distance. Throughout the remainder of the afternoon shift, Cunningham's efforts yield no further opportunities to encounter game.

Following Cunningham's hunting excursion, Reed sets out on his own hunt. As they cross paths, Cunningham shares the valuable information about the moose, kindling hope that Reed may soon have a successful encounter. Reed ventures further into the wilderness and begins noticing the telltale signs of a bird. Eager to sneak up on the animal, he advances cautiously, but unfortunately, his movements prove too loud, and he startles a grouse, causing it to take off before he can even take a shot.

Upon reflection of the events, Reed realizes that even if he had managed to approach the grouse stealthily, he would have needed a shotgun to hunt it effectively.

Trading InfromationScouring the camp for potential trade goods proves to be a challenging endeavor due to the scarcity of available items.

A visit to the collection shed situated at the rear of the camp reveals a grim sight. Next to the shed, a man suffers from severe radiation poisoning, doubled over and vomiting uncontrollably. Inside the spacious shed, two women are meticulously sifting through various items. One pile comprises items designated for Daniel's men, while the other heap consists of miscellaneous goods that, while perhaps not of great value, could still prove useful to the settlement.

Here are the various things available for trade in the settlement, the person trading them, and their cost. Note that the items set aside for Daniel's men are not for trade, but you should know they exist.

Collection Shed - The Two WomenSet Aside for Daniel
-An SVD-63. -Two perfectly good truck tires.
-A Car Battery

Other Gear
-A pack of playing cards: Cost 3 bullets
-A frying pan: Cost 20 bullets
-A charcoal grill: Cost 100 bullets
-A fire extinguisher: Cost 150 bullets

Outside the Collection Shed - The Man Puking his brains out- Location of a large usable military vehicle inside of Kielce's radiation zone. -Cost 30 bullets

Piotr-2 days rations and water: Cost An AK-74 with 1 full mag.

Old hunter near entrance of settlement-Secret location of a working gas station: Cost 4 grenades

The Hunter gazes at Reed and speaks with a sly grin, "Here's the deal. I'll point you in the right direction to find that gas station for the tire and two grenades. To be honest, I've got a hankering to blow something up."