100 Encounters for the Post-Apocalyptic Hills (Mutant Future)

This supplement has 100 different encounters that characters could have in the hills of a post-apocalyptic region. Most of the encounters are best suited for a post-war apocalypse, and one with perhaps slightly more advanced technology than currently available, but some may be suited for any. The encounters range from the odd to the potentially dangerous and can be used to enliven a journey or as possible adventure hooks.

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Here are some sample results:

• The top of the hill used to have a metal pole sticking up from it. The pole has been severed close to the bottom and now lies next to the stump. It looks as if the pole was exposed to heat and is partially melted in places. Broken mechanisms dot the sides of the pole.
• There are patches in the grass on the hill where no grass, or anything else, is growing. The patches have exposed the bare soil, but the soil itself looks dead, and is dry and dusty if checked.
• Twisted remains of metal dot the tops of several hills. Each construction has been badly damaged, but the various bits and pieces remaining suggest that they were missile emplacements with tracking equipment, though nothing is functional any longer.
• Vines are growing on the sun-facing slopes of the hills. They appear to have once been maintained, but are now growing wild. The grapes are unusually large and purple, and prove poisonous if eaten (Class 3 poison). The vines themselves will reach out and grasp at any living things that approach and attempt to squeeze them to death. The bones of small animals at the vines' roots show some previous victims (save versus stun to avoid the vines; if caught an optional STR check to break free. Each round held by the vines take 1 point of damage from crushing).
• Walls constructed from bits of broken concrete, damaged bricks, rusty metal and shattered plastic have been built across the hillsides, dividing them into, currently empty, fields.

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The supplement is also available in a system neutral version. You do not need both versions.

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