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The only way to learn more about the mythics of legend is to explore your world and find answers for yourself. During your adventures, you may encounter many different things - creatures which wish to impede your progress and keep the status quo will be your biggest obstacles. However, if you succeed in your attempt to learn more about your past, you may secure a much more  interesting  future for yourself along the way.

How exploring works:

• In order to explore you must spend Explore points (EP) - these tell you how long you can adventure for. Starting and adventure cost 2 EP, and each path you choose uses 1 EP. Events that occur on your travels and some actions you take may also take away explore points. The amount of EP you start with is determined by the character you create, and you gain more as you level up. Your points reset daily (see “day cycle” section below) and you can replenish them with potions and some other items. 
• To explore you always start with one path, and always draw 2 branching paths to the left and right. Each time you draw the branching paths, you will choose one direction to go in - choose wisely because you can only backtrack under certain circumstances. Once you choose a direction, you lose 1 EP and roll an “Explore Encounter” (hit the “explore now” button at the bottom left of the town you are in). If you run out of EP or hit a dead end you can’t get away from, you must start a whole new adventure.  
• Each adventure takes off from the town you are in, and each town has different things for you to encounter. To travel between towns, you must use EP.
• If you run out of EP on your adventure the exploration ends - however you still remain in the town near where the exploration took place. You may use items to refill EP, or if you don’t have anything helpful you have a few other options. You can rest to end the day cycle using a bedroll, or you can sleep in your own home or at Mitsies Inn in Dyne. If you are not able to get to any of these places (remember, traveling takes EP!) you will still need to sleep - it just won’t be very comfortable! You will pass out on the trail and would not be able to regenerate EP for the night. Don’t worry though - there is a strange Felus who wanders around the wilderness, and he is very helpful - for a fee. He will take you back to the Inn in Dyne anytime you run out of EP and pass out on the ground! The Inn keeper is pretty sympathetic though! If you get dragged in to Mitsie’s she will let you stay for free - you do still have to pay the Felus. If paying him takes all of your money, don’t worry! Debt does exist in this dystopia, and your money will just go into the negatives. Just remember the negative balance before you try to sell or buy - you must make up the difference before you take anything for yourself!

Explore Encounters:

• You must always stop and complete an explore encounter on the path you are on before you choose a new path!
• If you find any items during your travels you may add them to your inventory as long as you have space (see “inventory” section).
• You may also roll an “end of the road” encounter - if you do this, you are able to immediately go back to the other direction you didn’t choose, but you are NOT able to back track farther than the most recent path. If this also leads to a dead end, you must use an item to backtrack or end your adventure. There are also “backtrack” options that you can roll, which allow you to go back as far as you want - just remember that each path you take costs 1EP, no matter what direction you go in!
• If you encounter an enemy, you will begin combat - you are not able to avoid combat unless you have certain items or abilities that allow you to. To see how combat works, see the “combat” section. 
• Once you have resolved your encounter roll, you may continue on your adventure. To do this, you simply draw 2 new branching paths and choose a direction to continue along your journey. As long as you don’t run out of EP or HP (see “Health” section) you can explore as much as you want.

It would be helpful to record your adventures in case you wish to backtrack to any paths that you missed - Below you can see an example of an explore chart - the lines are each path you can take, and the circles show where event encounters were rolled. The stars show paths that had options to travel but were not explored, and the red “X” means you rolled the “end of the road” encounter .