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#1 Jimbro Apr 16, 2015 5:35:11	I enjoy adding hazards to combat for my players, but I usually don't like them to bog down combat with too many complexities (especially when using theater of the mind). I wrote up a few on my blog, but I'm curious what other hazards people have used with success that were easy to run at the table.
#2 Imaculata Apr 16, 2015 7:07:32	In jungles and on uninhabited islands:     * Piranha infested rivers * Balancing over a fallen tree. * Falling rocks while climbing a cliff. * Mud slide * Quicksand   In cities   * A carriage toppling * cargo falling over * A spooked horse * A mob of angry/fleeing civilians or a riot * Someone emptying a privy on the street   At sea   * A large area of sargasso that can entangle the ship * A reef * Sand banks * Floating debris * Burning debris after a naval battle   In dungeons/caves   * A collapsing floor * A collapsing tunnel * Lava flow that the players must outrun * Climbing a steep slippery wall with water rushing down * A heavy rusted gate with a broken gear box (players must use their own strength to lift it) * A hole that only small or tiny creatures fit through (shapeshifting comes in handy here) * A bricked up passage