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41Pigeon: 1d8 pigeons that are indifferent to friendly towards the party. These are the dumbest animals you've ever met, as they would walk single file into a blade trap for a piece of corn.
bIRDSbirdsBIRDS From the Bulbous Bag of Birbs
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49“I keep telling myself I’m not the desperate type, but you’ve got me looking in through blinds.”
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49Your hair wants cutting
A list of quotes from a variety of sources: Victorian slang William Shakespeare Agatha Christie Kurt Vonnegut Oscar Wilde George Orwell Charles Dickens Iris Owens Mark Twain J.R.R. Tolkien Jane Austen G.A. Aiken TheGarp
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50A tree that grows each drink. You pick each drink like fruit. It's branches cover the ceiling.
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50You spend far too much of your free time assembling 100 item randomized tables of various things (vampire mannerisms, dragon middle names, etc).
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50Golden God Farmer: This golden-haired horse is cursed. It cannot stop running. It will always move as fast as the fastest horse, unless it is racing away/towards another fast-moving object. In that case, it will be slightly faster. If it stops running, it dies.
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50Attempts to wrestles beasts/animals before hitting them with a weapon.
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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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