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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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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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50Winter Insomnia When the temperature around the infected person drops below fifty degrees, the person will pass out and won't awake until the temperature increases.
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50The local brewer's latest batch of high end whiskey has been sabotaged/cursed by fae. The five barrels already sold need reclaimed quickly and quietly less the brewery's reputation suffers.
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50For reasons of your own, you have each chosen (or been chosen) to join Ye Olde Heroes for Hyre, the largest private security & mercenary company in the land. As the newest recruits you’ve been assigned to the same squad. Your squad leader has just handed you your first assignment.
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50God of Pickles and Relish - An ancient deity worshipped by pickle-lovers everywhere, this god is said to be responsible for blessing all kinds of delicious pickled vegetables and condiments.
This d100 table presents funny gods from the medieval era. It includes a wide variety of deities, ranging from the ridiculous to the absurd! From an ancient god of pickles and relish to a goddess of lost socks, each deity listed will provide a humorous twist on traditional medieval belief systems. With tags such as "goofy," "quirky," and "absurd," this table is sure to bring some laughs for any game set in a fantasy world with a medieval feel!
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50Ollara – the goddess of secrets, knowledge and prophecy. She is said to be an ancient being with a mysterious past and a deep understanding of the multiverse. Her followers are often scholars, seekers of truth, or those looking for guidance in their lives. She is usually depicted as a beautiful woman with black hair and eyes that can see through any falsehood or deception.
This d100 table is a great resource for Eberron game masters looking for unique and rare gods to add flavor to their campaigns. It includes 100 different gods from the setting of Eberron, categorized according to their areas of influence, such as death, war, knowledge and luck. Each entry on the table contains information on the god's history, domain and relationship with other gods in the pantheon. With this table you can bring some truly unique deities into your campaign that will surprise even the most knowledgeable players!
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50The Dark Lord of the Tower – A mysterious figure cloaked in darkness, The Dark Lord of the Tower is an ancient being said to have been living in a tall spire for centuries. His true form and motives are unknown, but it is believed that he seeks to bring about a great darkness across the land. He commands powerful necromantic magic and has created an army of undead minions to do his bidding. Adventure Hook: PCs must brave the tower and confront The Dark Lord if they wish to prevent his sinister plans from coming to fruition.
The Hundred Dark Villains of Dungeon Crawl Classics Fantasy is a d100 table that offers an exciting and unique selection of dark villains for fantasy settings. Each result on the table presents a different villain from the shadowy depths of dungeons and castles, ranging from powerful necromancers and wicked witches to sinister warlords, cruel overlords, mad sorcerers, vengeful ghosts, cursed creatures, and more. In addition to providing detailed descriptions of each villain’s appearance, motivations, abilities, and lairs or hideouts – this table also includes adventure hooks to help players quickly bring these villains into their game.
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50Graz'zt, the Dark Prince - A demon lord known for his ambition and skill in manipulation. He has been a powerful force in the Forgotten Realms since before its creation and seeks to gain control of all of existence. He is a master of deception, possessing an array of powerful magical abilities at his disposal along with an unrivaled intellect.
This d100 table features Epic Forgotten Realms Villains, featuring a wide variety of powerful and iconic villains from the Forgotten Realms setting. The categories include evil gods, archmages, dragons, necromancers, lich lords, and other powerful entities. Each entry provides detailed information about the villain's motivations and abilities as well as their history in the Forgotten Realms setting. With epic tags that provide additional context to each villain's story and capabilities you can use this table to create memorable villains for your campaigns.
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50Trumdilium - Angel of Humor and Humility. Self deprecating, funny and sweet. Often hums to himself.
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50Mukmuk Akai Urban Human Druid who sells a variety of illegal potions, spells and other substances. Has several pigeon familiars, all named 'Bird', and knows the city like the back of their hand.
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17Severe bruising. You suffer severe bruising over an extensive portion of your anatomy. Anytime you suffer bludgeoning or force damage, you suffer an additional point of bludgeoning or force damage. The bruising heals if you receive magical healing. Alternately, it heals on its own in 2 week.
Lingering injuries sustained from thunder damage
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17Minor Scar. The scar doesn't have any adverse effect. Magical healing of 6th level or higher, such as heal and regenerate, removes the scar.
Lingering injuries sustained from slashing damage
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