add wilderness rules

minor fixes

src/pages/rules/adventuring.md

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 The general steps to take when exploring (dungeon, wilderness, etc.)
 
 1. **Setup**: Referee describes the situation
-2. **Marching Order**: Party determines general exploration process
+2. **Marching Order**: Party determines general exploration process, including direction of travel and speed.
 3. **Complication Check**: Referee rolls the complication die to see what effect it has.
 4. **Actions / Responses / Complications**: Party declares actions, referee describes the results (and any complications).
 5. **End Turn / Watch**: When the party has gone far enough or combat has completed, the (dungeon) turn or (wilderness) watch ends.
 
     - Dungeon: 240'
-    - Wilderness: 12 miles
+    - Wilderness: 6 miles
 
 6. **Repeat**: Return to step 2 and repeat until the adventuring ends.
 
@@ -100,6 +100,74 @@ To navigate to a location in a busting city, make a Reaction Roll (2d6) + CHA mo
 
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+#### Wilderness Exploration
+
+-   Distances and non-magical ranges are tripled (yards rather than feet).
+    -   Areas of breath weapons and spell effects are still measured in feet.
+
+**Flight**
+
+-   Unless stated otherwise, flight distance is double that of overland travel.
+    -   Flight speed is not affected by terrain.
+-   Winged beasts may be used as **mounts**, carrying riders or cargo based on the mount's HD:
+    -   3 HD: May carry a creature 1/2 the size of a humanoid.
+    -   6 HD: May carry a creature the size of a humanoid.
+    -   12 HD: May carry a large creature (ex: horse)
+    -   24 HD: May carry a huge animal (ex: elephant)
+
+**Foraging**
+
+-   May be performed while traveling at normal pace.
+-   Party has 1-in-6 chance of foraging enough for 1d6 characters
+
+**Hunting**
+
+-   Takes a complete day (no travel or resting possible).
+-   Party has 1-in-6 chance of encountering game.
+    -   This is in addition to normal random encounter chances.
+
+<!--
+**Light**
+
+A full moon (or fog, heavy rain, etc., during daytime) with a
+clear sky will create an area of dim light. Otherwise, night
+and very thick fog will create darkness. See the Dungeon
+Adventures section for the effects of darkness.
+-->
+
+**Losing Direction**
+
+-   At the start of each day, referee should roll to determine if group loses direction.
+-   Chance of losing direction depends on terrain being traversed:
+    -   Grasslands, plains, clear: 1-in-6
+    -   Hills, mountains, woods, barren areas: 2-in-6
+    -   Swamp, jungle, desert: 3-in-6
+
+**Overland Travel**
+
+-   The distance in miles that a character can travel overland in a day (16 hours) under normal conditions (and clear terrain) can be determined by multiplying their base movement rate by .6 (or 3/5).
+
+    -   10' / round => 6 miles / day
+    -   20' / round => 12 miles / day
+    -   30' / round => 18 miles / day
+    -   40' / round = 24 miles / day
+
+-   Some terrain affects overland speed while traveling through it:
+
+    -   Maintain roads: Increase speed by 50%.
+    -   Hilly, wooded, or desert terrain: Decrease speed by 33%.
+    -   Swampy, mountainous, or jungle terrain: Decrease speed by 50%.
+
+-   Characters engaged in a forced march can increase their travel speed by 50%, but must rest for a full day or suffer exhaustion (-1 to all rolls).
+
+-   Characters must rest 1 day for every 6 days traveling or suffer exhaustion (-1 to all rolls).
+
+**Sight**
+
+Characters can usually see 3 miles around (in clear terrain).
+
+-   Range of sight may vary based on terrain (ex: less in wooded area, more on an overlook).
+
 ### Encounter Procedure
 
 1. **Check Stealth**: Referee rolls for stealth, if applicable.