Errata for GURPS Conan Beyond Thunder River (Maps)

On the Area Map

The river is not as wide as shown. After crossing the river a character is still in the same hex until he moves again.
H is high ground.
P is the Pict Patrol.
G is Gwawela, the Pict village headed by Zogar Sag. The shaded hexes around Gwawela are heavily patrolled by the Picts.
T is Fort Tuscelan, the Aquilonian outpost on the Black River.
V is "To Velitrium" – the easternmost hex on the Velitrium that appears on the area map.
Dotted lines indicate Pict trails west of the Black River

Trees are shown by a dark circle, indicating the trunk and a shaded area, showing the climbable branches and area of shade.
Bushes are about a yard high. They are good concealment for anyone crouching or lying down (-2 to notice someone hiding in the bushes). It costs double to move through a bush hex, and any Stealth roll made while doing so takes a -3 penalty, due to the likelihood of snapping a twig or a branch. Thirty seconds of work with a sharp sword or axe will clear a bush hex.
Trail hexes are identical to clear terrain except that they are heavily marked by footprints!
The cabin is aflame during the battle; its hexes are effectively impassable, and block line of sight.
The wagon is about a yard high; you can climb onto it without any special roll. Fighting from the wagon gives you a height advantage. See pp. B117, B123 for details.

The shaded hexes are furniture. See text description in each encounter for details.

Huts and buildings are indicated by dark shading; treat these hexes as impassable.
The bonfire is a 10-foot-high column of flame. Any character within 2 hexes of the fire takes 1 to 3 points of damage per turn, due to the heat. Anyone actually entering the bonfire hexes takes 1d-1 damage per turn.

The shaded area is water, at least 10 feet deep. Characters in these hexes must make swimming rolls, as described on p. B91.

The shaded hexes are occupied by the men of the fort gathered round to watch the contest. Treat these hexes as impassable.