World Builders Note

A Wilderness Exploration scenario resolves a conflict with a high level of abstraction, so narrating events will require some improvisation. You can describe the turns and actions in a similar way to how you would narrate the action in combat. You might roll a complication for a successful Lookout action, just to describe the encounter the party avoids, as well as describe the Clues that they pick up on when using an Exploration action. The players may find a game trail, half-eaten food, or tracks when a cryture nest is near, while a ruin may be indicated by rubble, either from ancient roads or small dwellings, leading up to it. Determining the feature beforehand it will help you know what kind of clues to describe. 

When narrating, remember that each Clue the players score may not be a single, individual piece of evidence, just like how every point of damage doesn't represent a separate strike of a weapon. A good Exploration roll will net several Clues, but those could take the form of a single, obvious feature that points them in the right direction. They may even spot the feature from a distance.