Dungeons and Dragons Adaptation.

[Nephew of Mentor]

That could be remedied fairly easily, actually. Just make up a d100 treasure chart based on the treasure deck with adjusted stats for money and items of course, or better yet, make a few based on the success of the initial d20 roll and add a few sweet items in the high end of the dice roll(things that weren't in HQ). Actually, I might use that same table for the less serious parts of my normal dnd campaigns, hmm, that's neat.

[cynthialee]

Be sure to have plenty of rolls that net nothing. Don't let your game go down the Monty Haul road.

[Nephew of Mentor]

Well, that could be partially managed by a mix of difficulty rating and empty percentages on the d100 chart. I'm so happy we are talking about this as it improves my DMing in general. Huzzah!

[cynthialee]

Traps!!
Oh yeah,
Figure traps are set by a level 5 thief for the easy missions and a level 10 thief for the harder missions. (Supper dificult traps should be considered set by a level 15+ thief.) Thus those traps that launch arrows, spears or other things that can strike would roll to hit as a Thief of the apropriate level.

Spear Traps should do D4 for low level dungeons and a D6 for mid level dungeons and a D8+2 for high level traps.
Pit Traps do a D6 per every 10 feet drop. Pits in HQ dungeons are considered 10' pits. Adding spikes at the bottom of the pit shoud increase the damage by an additional D4, for a total of 2-10 damage potential.
Needle traps on chests or furniture would be a matter of Save vrs Poison or die.

[Nephew of Mentor]

Save or die, hmm. Not sure, but I would likely dumb it down a bit. Con damage is always nasty enough when my characters get poisoned.

[cynthialee]

D4 per turn until cured is rather brutal.

[Nephew of Mentor]

Very true.