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When implemented judiciously, traps can be an excellent way to keep adventurers on their toes. Traps come in many forms, and not all traps will deal [[damage]]. Some might ensnare the heroes or alert the denizens of a dungeon to the heroes’ presence, for example. | When implemented judiciously, traps can be an excellent way to keep adventurers on their toes. Traps come in many forms, and not all traps will deal [[damage]]. Some might ensnare the heroes or alert the denizens of a dungeon to the heroes’ presence, for example. Traps that do deal damage should typically deal about as much damage as a hero might suffer in a [[combat]] encounter. This is not a hard and fast rule, however; some very well hidden traps might be very difficult to spot, and their damage might be lethal. | ||
Traps that do deal damage should typically deal about as much damage as a hero might suffer in a [[combat]] encounter. This is not a hard and fast rule, however; some very well hidden traps might be very difficult to spot, and their damage might be lethal. | |||
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