chore: Tag Area ids for my brews

adventure/Sample - Giddy; Caverns of Catastrophe.json

@@ -54,16 +54,19 @@
 							"name": "Introduction",
 							"entries": [
 								"Originally published in 1967, \"Caverns of Catastrophe\" tells the tale of a group of characters (or actors, as they were referred to at the time), falling victim to a tragic series of events. While unpopular in the era of it's publishing, it gained notoriety throughout subsequent decades for being one of the most brutally honest adventures ever written."
-							]
+							],
+							"id": "001"
 						},
 						{
 							"type": "entries",
 							"name": "Story Overview",
 							"entries": [
 								"Rocks fall, everyone dies."
-							]
+							],
+							"id": "002"
 						}
-					]
+					],
+					"id": "000"
 				}
 			]
 		}

adventure/Wyatt Trull; Dungeon of the Mad Mage Companion - Complete Edition.json

@@ -20248,7 +20248,8 @@
 														"distance": 10
 													},
 													"width": 643,
-													"height": 478
+													"height": 478,
+													"id": "0cd"
 												},
 												"Refer to the map above, courtesy of Dyson Logos. The top platform is roofed, though four gaping holes provide a means of entry through the ceiling, which is 10 ft. high.",
 												"Three {@creature sahuagin priestess|MM|sahuagin priestesses} are knee-deep in the ritual. The competitors' unliving treasure are placed equidistantly through-out the chamber, whereas living captives are at the heart, kept in iron chains. The ritual finishes in three rounds, after which 110 ({@damage 20d10}) necrotic damage is inflicted on the sacrifices. The ritual ceases if all three {@creature sahuagin priestess|MM|priestesses} are slain. Guarding them are five {@creature sahuagin|MM}, a {@creature sahuagin baron|MM}, a {@creature giant shark|MM} and two more {@creature sahuagin priestess|MM|sahuagin priestesses}. The shark swims above the ziggurat and the {@creature sahuagin|MM} (except for the baron, who remains in the chamber) are floating just off each of the staircases. Once the alarm is raised, {@dice 1d4} {@creature sahuagin|MM} reinforcements arrive from outside the ziggurat each round.",
@@ -38604,7 +38605,8 @@
 																"scale": 5
 															},
 															"width": 1536,
-															"height": 911
+															"height": 911,
+															"id": "0ce"
 														}
 													],
 													"id": "c26"
@@ -39982,7 +39984,8 @@
 																"scale": 2
 															},
 															"width": 1536,
-															"height": 499
+															"height": 499,
+															"id": "0cf"
 														}
 													],
 													"id": "c9a"
@@ -40367,7 +40370,8 @@
 																"scale": 2
 															},
 															"width": 1536,
-															"height": 1143
+															"height": 1143,
+															"id": "0d0"
 														}
 													],
 													"id": "cbc"
@@ -40522,7 +40526,8 @@
 												"size": 70
 											},
 											"width": 700,
-											"height": 700
+											"height": 700,
+											"id": "0d1"
 										},
 										"Halaster escapes to a demiplane whose checkered floor is an area of 10×10 tiles. Every tile is a 5-foot-square and above each one floats an intangible but glowing number, which number from 1\u2013100. The numbers are either red, white, or gold.",
 										"This encounter is, of course, just the classic boardgame, Snakes and Ladders ported into D&D. When the {@i Companion's} author\u2014that's me\u2014brainstormed encounter ideas, he found an old Snakes and Ladders worksheet in his teaching bag. \"If it was good enough for 3rd-graders,\" he said, \"it's good enough for this.\" The encounter follows the rules below:",