If a PC wishes for wealth, people of a barony are charmed into believing they're the baron & paying them rent… but the old baron & cronies still think he DESERVES to be baron & so become enemies.

If they wish for a magic item, they get a vision of where to find it… with trouble matching its power.

You know--for kids!

Gorgeous. Is this for an Old West D&D campaign? I see teddy bears & a toy train.

Here's the post. The idea is that it could be used in a campaign as a working school where the party solves a mystery or as a ruins they explore after its abandonment.
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I don't play the game, but I love the Hogwarts Legacy walk-thrus. It's an incredible creation. Are there any non-HP things like that? Assassin's Creed walk-thrus are historically pretty cool but not as fantastical.

...begins rolling slowly toward you, crushing treasures. Your only hope: throw a rock into the guide rail to stop it. There are many around. But it's a difficult throw: only a natural 20 will succeed. Each round, 10% of the treasure is crushed. 2/2

The courier snail has the advantage of being able to crawl along walls or ceilings. Chance of carrying a letter: 4-in-6.

- Bad guys reveal the villain's identity/location/plans/special abilities
- Letter reveals the nature/location of the treasure
- Solution to a puzzle is used again
- Part of a treasure is a map, code book, or key needed elsewhere
- Heroes witness bad guys using a password or bypassing a trap

I remember my medieval lit professor saying that "injured in the thigh" was a euphemism for the character being castrated. And then I looked at a picture of armor & said, "Well, of course they kept getting injured in the thigh. That's where there was no armor."

"Egad, Gomez, you're soaking the bloody clothing in the corpse dissection tub & dissecting the corpse in the bloody clothing soak tub."

That's for your house elf to sleep under the house's 12th sink.

Note how a d4 dagger can't cause a narrow escape (forcing movement). A longsword has 2-in-8 chance of most results but only 1-in-8 for narrow escape. But a great weapon can have any result 2-in-10 times, forcing movement more often.