The River Crossing The group reaches a dangerous river. A storm is approaching. The river is swollen from the storm. Crossing now could save hours, but the current is dangerous. What should the group do?
Raptor Pack A raptor pack has picked up the group's scent and is closing in through the trees. There's no time for a careful plan — the group has to decide right now.
Running on Empty Supplies are almost gone. Alex spotted a cluster of unfamiliar fruit trees near the tree line, but there are large, fresh tracks circling the same grove. Whatever left them is probably still close.
Jordan's Leg Jordan can't put weight on her leg without gritting her teeth. The group has enough supplies for one real treatment attempt, but staying here to rest costs a full day they might not have before the weather turns.
Insect Swarm A dense swarm of insects is sweeping through the marsh grass toward camp, drawn by the smell of food and stirred up by the afternoon heat. The buzzing swells louder by the second, and it's already thick enough to blot out patches of sky.
Wildfire A lightning-sparked wildfire is tearing through the dry brush behind the group, moving faster than anyone expected. Cutting straight through the streambed ahead could outrun it, but the far bank is a tangle of deadfall and loose rock; skirting around toward the ridge has better footing but adds a stretch running parallel to the flame front.