Riftbreakers 2e Exploration Sheets

These are just a couple player aid sheets I created for use when hexcrawling or exploring Rifts in Riftbreakers. Both are available as files meant to be printed and as a form-fillable pdf for use with digital play.

The Hexcrawl sheet has a section for tracking your Travel die as well as an additional stepped die tracker you can use for some other purpose, such as Searching a location using the quests and procedures in my other supplements.  The entry for each hex has a section for noting the terrain type as well as any notable features, such as a graveyard or manor house. There are also fields for tracking the day, useful when taking account resting and when alchemy/ore nodes replenish, as well as just calculating how long your character(s) have been adventuring in Kaethor. Of course, there are also fields for noting whether a particular hex features a mineral deposit or alchemy ingredient harvesting site. I've included the random direction table for convenience, as well as the Travel Roll results table along the bottom of the sheet.

The form-fillable version has checkboxes instead of text fields for the stepped dice and ore/alchemy nodes - simply add a check if that hex features a node for harvesting.

The "Riftcrawl" sheet  includes a stepped dice section for tracking when you locate the Riftlord, as well as an additional stepped dice tracker for things like torches when exploring an Underground Cave System Rift. The majority of each Area entry is a large box to record the details for any landmarks or hazards you encounter. I included the Area Links table for convenience and  the Area Features table along the bottom. 

The form-fillable version has checkboxes instead of text fields for the stepped dice trackers.

These forms are, admittedly, pretty basic and not particularly pretty. But they get the job done. I left, hopefully, ample margins at the top and bottom of the sheets so they can be hole-punched and placed in 3-ring binders if desired.

All form-fillable input boxes were manually placed since the auto-detect function on the tool I used to make the form-fillable pdfs was hot garbage and would fail partway through. I tried to get the boxes line up as well as I could but, I swear, they were possessed and would sometimes shift around on their own. My apologies for any distress this causes.