A bunch of tables

Hey sorry I was gone anyways heres some tables. Most are d66 based (roll 2d6, first d6 is the tens place, second is the ones place), because I refuse to use d20s.



Okay this first one isn't like, a random table, but hey it counts. Its just a general guideline for how to stock dungeons.

Dungeon Level	Treasure for a normal dungeon	Treasure for a Megadungeon level
1	4000 coins, 1 magic item	16,000 coins, 3 magic items
2	8000 coins, 2 magic items	32,000 coins, 4 magic items
3	16,000 coins, 3 magic items	64,000 coins, 5 magic items
4	32,000 coins, 4 magic items	120,000 coins, 6 magic items
5	64,000 coins, 5 magic items	240,000 coins, 7 magic items

This is for coming up with a dungeon idea. Roll d66 twice, one for descriptor one for concept. Roll twice for descriptor if you're feeling extra wacky.

Roll	Descriptor	Concept
11	Rotten	Temple
12	Cursed	Castle
13	Screaming	Catacombs
14	Forbidden	Cavern
15	Eldritch	Tunnels
16	Demonic	Mine
21	Faerie	Tomb
22	Bloody	Prison
23	Poison	Dungeon
24	Radioactive	Asylum
25	Hateful	Hospital
26	Dead	Church
31	Foggy	Tower
32	Shadowy	Shipwreck
33	Shunned	Fortress
34	Fungal	Laboratory
35	Filthy	Bunker
36	Rusted	Bank
41	Fleshy	Mansion
42	Glowing	Labyrinth
43	Ardent	Drug Den
44	Overgrown	Basement
45	Charred	University
46	Freezing	Sewers
51	Burning	Factory
52	Living	Crashed Spaceship
53	Crystalline	Giant Ant-Hill
54	Steel	Giant Fossilized Animal
55	Odorous	Subterranean City
56	Red	Giant Humanoid Statue
61	Purple	Ancient Machine
62	Green	Ziggurat
63	Blue	Giant Animal/Monster Statue
64	Yellow	Giant Rotting Corpse
65	Orange	Root System Of A Great Tree
66	Pink	Library

This next table is for dungeon dressing. Roll d66 and choose either a descriptor or a thing.

Roll	Descriptor	Thing
11	smelly	soot
12	cracked	candles
13	decrepit	blood
14	rotten	claw marks
15	steaming	egg shells
16	squirming	bones
21	wailing	torture devices
22	screaming	chains
23	foggy	wardrobe
24	staring	chairs
25	melted	spikes
26	freezing	statue
31	burning	idol
32	sticky	altar
33	mouldering	corpse
34	sickly	rubble
35	sharp	mushrooms
36	ancient	graffiti
41	dry	painting
42	luminous	barrels
43	shadowy	crates
44	mysterious	feces
45	eldritch	roots
46	grotesque	clock
51	macabre	runes
52	disgusting	mosaic
53	rusty	pipes
54	gaseous	pillars
55	defiled	hooks
56	cruel	stalagmites
61	boiling	stalactites
62	crusty	fossils
63	leaky	underground stream
64	shiny	mirror
65	electric	suits of armor
66	dusty	slime

Heres some mutation stuff I wrote a while back

Mutation Tables

Arms

1. Crab-like claw for a hand
2. Arm is now a tentacle
3. Splits down the middle and forms two arms
4. Fingers grow and spread like a tree’s branches
5. Hand becomes a mouth
6. Covered entirely in thick coarse fur

Legs

1. Foot becomes a hoof
2. Leg is covered in wriggling worm-like appendages
3. Bird leg
4. Becomes an arm
5. Legs fuse together and form a snake-like tail
6. Leg is now that of a spider

Torso

1. Sideways mouth appears on torso, uses ribs as teeth. 
2. Covered in an exoskeleton
3. Feathered, with vestigial wings sticking out of back
4. Navel/belly button becomes an eye
5. Massive tumors grow, full of acidic fluid
6. Porcupine spines grow from back

Head

1. Horns sprout from head
2. Mouth on the back of head
3. Teeth are replaced with small tentacles
4. Eyes become enormous fly eyes
5. Eyes grow stalks
6. Tongue becomes a tentacle

Mutation (3 point spell)

Anyone the caster touches must make a saving throw or roll on the mutation table for the relevant body part. Ask the caster what they are touching, or roll a d6 (1 is left leg, 2 is right leg, 3 is torso, 4 is head, 5 is left arm, 6 is right arm).

And finally a carousing table thing.

Carousing

1. You go drinking!

1: You win a bar fight, gain 1d6x10 XP.

2-3: You win a drinking contest, gaining 10 XP and 1d6x10 coins.

4: You pull a muscle doing something stupid to impress someone at the bar, take a -1 penalty to your DEX or STR modifier next adventure.

5-6: You get a hangover from all the alcohol you consumed, and take a -1 penalty to attack rolls next adventure.

2. You go gambling!

1-2: You win at gambling, gaining 10 XP and 3d6x10 coins.

3-4: You lose at gambling, losing 3d6x10 coins. If you don’t have enough coins, you instead lose 1d3 from your maximum hit points next adventure to represent getting the tar beaten out of you by security.

5: You catch someone cheating and report them. The gambling hall owner thanks you and pays you 2d6x10 coins.

6: You are caught cheating and are forcefully removed from the gambling hall. You cannot go gambling again and lose 1d3 from your maximum hit points next adventure to represent getting the tar beaten out of you by security.

3. You buy drugs!

1: It gives you unnatural strength! Next adventure gain a +1 bonus to your STR modifier.

2-3: It is a powerful hallucinogen, and the visions you see reveal things to you. Gain 1d3x10 XP.

4-6: It slows your mind and muddles your words. Next adventure take a -1 penalty to your INT and CHA modifiers.