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50A gnome illusionist has set up a makeshift stage in the center of the city's square and is performing magic tricks for a small crowd of onlookers. He has a variety of magical items at his disposal, including an illusory creature that appears to be a cross between a tiger and an eagle, which he uses to amaze the audience. The gnome illusions can also be interacted with, providing unique opportunities for adventurers who choose to engage with him.
This d100 table of 100 City Encounters for Level 1 DnD 5e is designed to provide Dungeon Masters with a range of exciting and challenging encounters that can be used in a city setting. The table includes categories such as merchants, guards, criminals, beggars, animals and magical creatures that could all potentially be encountered by adventurers in the city. Each encounter has been tailored to provide a unique experience for players of level 1 DnD 5e. From small-time thievery to dangerous magical beasts, this table offers an array of interesting and engaging encounters for players to explore. Additional context you must follow: Each roll should be an encounter with a dnd 5e monster/creatures. Some may include die rolls, such as '1d4+1 giant spiders', and should include some items too, like '1d3 thugs, one has a short bow, two have clubs'.
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50An abandoned temple situated atop a mountain, surrounded by a dense fog that never fades. The temple is filled with the undead and many ancient mysteries waiting to be uncovered.
This d100 table provides players of Dungeons & Dragons with a variety of rare zombie-infested locations to explore. From abandoned castles, underground lairs and cursed forests - each location listed will contain hordes of undead creatures ready to test the mettle of even the most experienced adventurers. These locations are designed to challenge player characters and provide an exciting twist on the traditional dungeon crawl. With this table, you can be sure that your group will find themselves in some truly unique and dangerous settings!
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50Niffa, the Frost Witch - Half-Elf Witch (Hag) - Neutral Evil. Niffa has a mastery of ice and snow magic and lives in a remote mountain cave. She is said to have an affinity for winter creatures such as Yetis, white dragons and Ice Golems. Her goals are unknown but her frosty demeanour suggests she is out for power.
This d100 table of Mythic NPCs of Homebrew Pathfinder contains 100 distinct and powerful mythic non-player characters that can be used in any homebrew setting. Each NPC is described with a name, title, race, class or profession, alignment and tags to help identify the character’s power level and abilities. The NPCs range from archmages to gods, dragons to demigods and everything in between. There are also random tables for random details such as motivations and goals for each character. This table can provide an endless variety of unique mythic characters for your campaign!
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50Proud parents approach and ask the party to bless their newborn, even if the group has no priest.
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50The ladies upstairs are cheap--the cure for whatever they give you is the expensive part.
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50The local militia captain busts down the door and grabs the innkeeper, placing him under arrest for an unknown reason.
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50Gold! Adventure! Fame! Cries an elf on a soap box, "the faint of heart need not apply!" (For adventures who need more than obvious plot hooks.)
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50The Placeholder - A large, grey ship with neat sails and trimmed rigging, the Placeholder is an excellent ship for passage or trade. Captained by Cadwallader Farer, a trim man in a blue greatcoat, and by Oliver Shan, his large, peg-legged First Mate, the Seafarer and its crew are just what you would expect from such a boat; in fact, almost too much so. This is because all of it- the boat, the captain, etc.- is illusory, weaved from shadow-stuff. The only truly real things aboard the boat are the other passengers, who are unaware of the nature of the boat- except for one, Jeronimy Blackprebble, a gnomish wizard and master illusionist. Jeronimy created the Placeholder out of whole cloth, and is very much enjoying his success. He loves that the passengers can't even tell, and if confronted, will act coy for a little, than gleefully confess and expect to be lauded for his mighty achievement. Jeronimy is a good sort who can take most things in stride- however, should the players be dangerously confrontational to him or the other passengers, he will unmake the portion of the boat they are standing on, moving them to the brig, or if too dangerous, to the ocean below.
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50New mounts for all. They are well bred and valuable noble steeds. Slightly faster when galloping, unphased by noise even battle but a little picky about lots of packs and their food and accommodation. Come with saddles and tack etc with the patrons livery.
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50Dramatic loss of faith (renouncing a god immediately)
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50The main villains HQ turns out to be the prison where the villain is supposed to be incarcerated
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50A trinket, buried below very conspicuous leaves. It belongs to no one, and no one will buy it from you.
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50After a long rest a random amount of GP the character is carrying is randomly changed to an amount of either Electrum, Silver or Copper pieces of the same worth, increasing number of coins. eg. (1d20 Amount, Roll 1d6 to determine type) Won't take long for pockets to become overflowing if character doesn't spend loose change.
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