Creative inspiration for MÖRKTOBER

H ere is the Outdoor Companion for my Dungeon Stocking – Expanded Resource that provides similar Links and Prompts to assist with Overla...

W hile wool-gathering today, I wondered if there could be a quick and convenient way to add a little more variety to Treasure Hoards gener...

A s part of my Preparation for a new Wilderness Stocking Resource (an Overland version of my Dungeon Stocking – Expanded ) I’ve identified...

S ometimes, rolls on those Random Treasure Tables can often produce some surprisingly Rich Results. A piece of Jewelry, Gemstone, or even...

A dventurers often find themselves with loudly growling bellies. The clever ones make sure that they’ve brought along some Rations for th...

I need this now road is well used. If you are in a car, you might miss these items. **d10 Quick Types ** 1 Camp 2 Rubbish 3 Scrap 4 Structure 5 Traps 6 Battlefield 7 Dead 8 Living 9 Tracks 10 Mysteries **d100 Chagrinspire Roadside Rubbish ** 01 Fire pit with stones and wood 02 Empty tins of gruel or bully beef or fruit 03 Empty ration packs 04 Toilet pit recently filled in but you don't know its not treasure 05 Hidden cache with rations, lamp, lamp oil, leather armour, dagger 06 Hidden cache with a musket with bayonet and 2d10 loads of ball and powder 07 Battered book or map 08 Idol pleasures d4 1=cards 2=comic 3=giggarettes 4=tinned fruitcake 09 Shallow graves near a camp, swarms of flies gather 10 Empty beer or wine bottles 11 Piles of broken glass and bottles 12 Piles of bones or snail shells 13 Mounds of rubble with some scrap and scraps of paper 14 Burned book with cover mostly intact 15 Wreckage of a vehicle covered in rust and mud 16 Steel drums of alchemical waste d4 1=mutagen 2=gas 3=poison 4=acid 17 Buckets and sacks of bloody surgical waste 18 Remains of a butchered beast 19 Huge rotting corpse d4 1=giant 2=auroch 3=worm 4=diprotodon 20 Remains of soldiers stopped for a meal here, many discarded ration packs 21 Disguarded wooden crates or barrels 22 Gigantic wooden cable spools in a pile 23 Sheets of corrugated iron and remains of a flattened small shack 24 Balls of colourful wire of different types in a ball 25 Broken wheel or pile of tires 26 Piles of loose bricks with a small amount of cleaning required 27 Several large wooden beams 28 Mud-covered sign or lamp post that fell long ago 29 Barbed wire and a collapsed recent trench overlooking the road 30 Concealed dugout of a scavenger clan 1in6 occupied by angry family 31 Small wooden shack with a bed, some bottles, and a small stove inside 32 Battered tent with half-eaten rotten corpse and flies inside 33 Ruined cottage with semi-intact roof 34 Woven spherical structure of branches and grass with grass mat and bedding inside 35 Mounds of dirt and signs of a recent tunnel underground or into a buried ruin 36 Crumbling trench and ancient steps down into a dugout 37 Small tin shed with found scrap inside and a keep out sign 38 Camouflaged shack, partly covered in rubble or vegetation, scavengers' home 39 Small shack with a trader selling scrap or food 40 Small shack with an unfamiliar shrine and a proselytising cultist 41 Landmines off the road and a few craters 42 Unexploded bomb half buried 43 Tin of food with a snare or a bear trap 44 Trunk with a live-wired grenade or pipe bomb inside 45 Some coins on the 46 Lump of meat with poison or hooks inside 46 Spiked hunters pit baited with meat 47 Track covered in flammable oil, tripline ignites it 48 Corpses with a pack on the ground with a land mine connected 49 Tripline sets off a mortar, jumping mine or grenade 50 Concealed pit is good for a hidden ambush 51 Broken musket could be repaired 52 Rusted melee weapons and muskets among human remains 53 Line of trenches 1in6 flooded 54 Crucified zombie 55 Zombies trapped in razor wire 56 Weapons were left in the open after a firefight 57 Discarded cartridges and empty magazines 58 Tracks of military vehicles were here firing 59 Pile of broken swords or stack of helmets 60 Mashed-up pile of barbed wire dragged here by some vehicle leaving tracks 61 Dead traveller or bandit, abandoned in a chase 62 Damaged automaton 63 Dead soldiers and mangled weapons, look terrified, some eaten (deathguard found them) 64 Several bodies apparently shot by a sniper 65 Plague corpses or refugees or scavengers 66 massacred mutants 67 Crater and remains of some exploded soldiers and their equipment 68 Burned out vehicle with charred skeletal crew 69 Pit full of corpses dug up by ghouls 70 Vultures or giant rodents gnawing on bodies 71 Wounded clone soldier 72 A Beggar wants food and drink 73 Sick or wounded traveller needs help 74 Unconscious scavenger 75 Dazed scavenger (really an automaton or doppelganger) 76 Injured bandit left for being weak 77 Lost urchin needs food and protection, parents missing 78 Escaped slave in manacles begs for help 79 Crazy scavenger with musket thinks everyone enemies 80 Lost dog 1in6 mutated monstrosity 81 Sign of a wheeled horse pulled wagon 82 Sign of a powered vehichle 83 Sign of a tracked large machine 84 Sign of marching troops in uniforms 85 Gang of irregular scavengers came this way 86 Footprints of a monster or giant came this way 87 Open burrow of subterranean monster 88 Muddy footprints of a humanoid warband 89 Weird mutant footprints everywhere 90 Tracks of a merchant caravan 91 Zombie travellers arise from trash on the roadside 92 Hear an ancient radio chattering or playing music 93 Bag of with an album of photographs and letters 94 Swarms of flies breeding in mud 95 Trench Hogs digging for buried corpses 96 War Wolves scavenging abandoned food scraps 97 Mutant bear will fight for edible garbage 98 Rust Beetle eating scrap metal 99 Hole into ancient ruin 100 Dead gnome airship crew with goggles and a jacket fallen from sky

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D100 tables are such a great way to add variety and verisimilitude to a campaign. More than that though, they're fun! I've been running my c...