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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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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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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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17Migraine. You have disadvantage on Intelligence ability checks and saving throws. Magical healing, a long rest, or a DC12 usage of a healer's kit ends the migraine.
Lingering injuries sustained from poison damage
Covers 20 of 100by jacobmoore3242 years ago
17Migraine. You have disadvantage on Intelligence ability checks and saving throws. Magical healing, a long rest, or a DC12 usage of a healer's kit ends the migraine.
Lingering injuries sustained from poison damage
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10Falling into the sky - walking or standing in puddles that reflect the sky causes the PC to suddenly feel as if they are falling indefinitely, nothing before, nothing after, just vast nothing and falling - the effect can last up to a minute (to anyone nearby, the PC falls into the puddle and disappears, remerging with a spash.
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10Your faith is lacking, disadvantage on all wisdom and wisdom related rolls
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Fey curses that are funny, Annoying, magical, nonmagical or mind altering
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