Which areas can players cross without ever being hurt, and are they too easy?

An area where almost nobody takes a hit is either a rest stop you planned or a stretch that has gone dull. This entry shows how to count it fairly, so people who just ran through do not make a hard area look easy.

Why this works

A visit where nothing hurt may only mean the player was barely there. Judging an area by those who stayed long enough to meet its content gives an honest picture of how hard it is, while counting every visit rewards fast runners and hides a dull stretch.

When not to use it

Do not call an area too easy when it is meant to be calm, such as a town, a camp or a quiet stretch after a hard fight. There a high rate is the plan. For large areas, look room by room, or one calm corner will hide a tough one.

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