Do revealed areas in the fog of war stay visible for players, or do they disappear?

One of the most practical aspects of TT-RPG's dynamic fog reveal system is its persistence. When your player characters explore a new area and their token vision uncovers the fog of war, those revealed sections remain visible on their screens. This isn't a temporary reveal; it's a lasting record of their journey.

Think of it as the party's collective memory of the explored map. If they backtrack to a previously visited room or corridor, that area will still be clear of fog, just as they remember it. This eliminates the need for you, the GM, to constantly re-reveal areas or for players to try and recall what was there.

This persistent reveal significantly enhances the flow of exploration and reduces GM overhead. It allows players to navigate complex dungeons or sprawling cities with a clear understanding of where they've been, fostering a stronger sense of progression and immersion in your campaign.