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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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50You cast mass suggestion, with the suggestion being the last statement you made.
weird salt is salt infused with wild magic
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51You find a pack of ravens who will now help you out until your next long rest when you revert back to human form. Roll 2d4 ravens.
On the full moon, if you have an uncontrollable night, roll 3 times on this table for events you do during the change.
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49The Wizard's exact robes
You've reached into The Wizard's closet! What will you wear
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51The purpose of the Bastion
Knowledge you have gathered that few others know.
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50The Fateful Choice - The devotee must decide between two seemingly impossible paths, each of which will have serious ramifications for them and their faith. They must choose with conviction and clarity, for only their true devotion to the deity can guide them along the right path.
This d100 table contains 100 trials of faith asked for by a deity. These tests are designed to test the strength of an individual's devotion. Each entry on the table is unique and has its own challenge, ranging from mild to extreme. The challenges may involve physical feats, tests of mental endurance and fortitude, or spiritual quests. Some entries may require sacrifices of wealth or resources, while others ask for more creative solutions. The rewards can be great if the tests are completed successfully, but failure can mean dire consequences. Whatever each challenge may be, they all test the same thing: one's true and unwavering faith in the deity in question.
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50They are several smaller corpses posed in the same outfit to look like a larger corpse.
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50Love - The fiend has either grown sentimental/nostalgic over a past life where he could love, or he simply wants to know what all the fuss is about. While you retain control, he experiences life through your heart and soul for one week. You can feel his presence and hear his whisper as he urges you to spend time with your loved ones, possibly threatening them if you don't do as he says.
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50Letter from most recent serious lover saying your dead to them now, it is all off
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50Soul Lag, you move but your soul moves a little slower giving your movements a ghostly echo.
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50Svylren - Demon lord of the lost and desperate. Often appears to sailors lost at sea, or travelers lost in the wilds, whispering false directions and driving them mad with desperation. Once the madness has caused them to isolate themselves further from rescue, or murder their companions, Svylren moves in, to feed on the remaining survivors.
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50You receive a small token hides your evil nature as long as it is against your skin. However, if any good/neutral magic-user (divine or arcane) sees the token, they instantly recognize what it does.
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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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50The players encounter a zombie god who is obsessed with collecting dolls. Everywhere the players look, they see the god's collection of broken, decaying dolls. Whenever it sees something new and interesting, it adds it to its hoard!
This d100 table is designed to provide funny encounters with zombie gods in any zombie setting. It includes 100 different encounters, each featuring a unique god or deity from the world of zombies. Whether it's a mischievous trickster god, an ancient forgotten god, or even a strange cult leader who worships the dead, this table has something for everyone. With its humorous and unexpected entries, this table will give your players plenty of laughs while they explore the undead-infested world!
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50A powerful Rakshasa, a fiendish humanoid with dark claws and a deep malevolent intelligence. It has the power to read minds and loves nothing more than twisting others’ thoughts and desires for its own amusement.
This d100 table presents Eberron's Darkest Monsters, featuring a range of malevolent creatures from the world of Eberron. From dark cultists and monsters lurking in shadows, to horrific aberrations and fiends with ancient powers, this table provides an array of monstrous threats for any adventure. Each entry is tagged with 'dark', allowing players to quickly identify the most sinister foes they may face.
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