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50The local authorities have declared jubilee - all old debts owed are cancelled.
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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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50A dried up river or stream, with the remains of a long forgotten exodus. Bones stick up through the mud at strange angles.
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50Mask of Mimicry: This mask may resemble a feathery Raven, or any bird of paradise. The wearer is granted the Mimicry ability, that it can perform at will.
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50Half Human, Half Horse, All Man - A defense of carnal relationships with beast races
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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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50You are unable to fall asleep anywhere except outside, at night, in a place where the stars are visible.
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50Attempts to wrestles beasts/animals before hitting them with a weapon.
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50A tiny stuffed animal made to look like a pitch black leopard. Its eyes glow in the dark.
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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 nightly hayride driven by spectral steeds that winds through the woods, where wizards use illusions to scare you.
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50A nebulous cloud of socks, all singles. Penetrating deep into this cloud you reach a singularity that deposits you in a random clothes hamper somewhere in the multiverse.
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50A small cat-sized Owlbear that has a natural aptitude for finding things (+1 on investigation rolls). Like most Owlbears it has a large appetite and is almost constantly hungry. If it's left unfed for too long it tends to be temperamental (doesn't help in investigations) and, for some reason, makes attempts to eat the shoes of the spellcaster.
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48King Fling: Dresses in flashy royal attire and is able to easily control or seduce anyone with above average wealth. He is completely physically average however, except for his perfect jawline.
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48This key is made of seven different precious metals and the handle is ornately carved out of a sapphire with all parts being framed with a thin silver bezel. The key does not work in a traditional sense. Instead of turning tumblers in a lock, if the layers of metal on the key align with the ones in the keyhole, the door will unlock.
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