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How do you use natural hazards in your game?

Image of a volcano erupting in the distance. Two cloaked figures watch from the top of a bluff. Volcanic eruptions are perhaps the most visually spectacular, and certainly among the most dangerous, of all the natural hazards that can occur in the wilderness. A volcano can lie dormant for such a long time that it is all but forgotten about, even in local legends handed down from those who survived the last eruption generations ago. Then, in the space of days or even hours, it can come "alive" and mercilessly unleash all the fury it has been storing up. Other volcanoes are almost perpetually active; once every few weeks, they spit out a bit of ash and smoke enough to greatly affect the environment or those who live nearby, but enough to remind anyone within eyeshot that someday it may do more than merely huff and puff. Three types of volcanic eruptions are described here for game purposes. Any single volcano will always erupt in only one of the three types; a volcano will not spout a lava eruption one time and an ash eruption the next. Each type is distinctly different, not only in what the eruption produces but in the effects it will have on anyone or anything in the vicinity.
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@deidungeon any environment chart that doesn't include Freezing Fog gets an automatic down vote from me....

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