Jungle Encounter Complications and Activities for DnD 5e
"There is an overgrown entrance, covered tunnel or secret door to a cave, cavern complex, tomb or other underground area."
Tables for Encounter Complications, Encounter Activities or States and Encounter Sentient Activity for the jungle. Result is from Jungle Encounter Complications.
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Aggressive archers, bewitching barbarians, cavorting cultists, drunken druids and an embittered efreet.
Tables for A to E using alliteration to create ideas for fantasy encounters and foes.
A list of publishers of random tables on DriveThru RPG and example titles. Continuing a series looking at pdfs of random tables.
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Generators for Dungeons and Dragons NPCs, with quick descriptions, detailed stats and NPC pdfs.
"An awakened ankylosaurus speaks Common and is a respected oracle. They donate any gifts to a group of friendly local humanoids."
Tables for Non-Combat Encounters, Quick NPCs and Hazards & Obstacles for the jungle. Result is from Jungle Non-Combat Encounters.
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"A large ape statue hugs an ancient tree and it is marked with many crude drawings. On a full moon apes and monkeys gather here."
Tables for Wilderness, Semi-Civilised and Unusual jungle locations. Result is from Jungle Unusual Locations.
A few twisted trees by a sparkling river. There are many hanging vines. Two giant wasps dart around the area, one investigating a damaged raft. A third lies at the water's edge barely moving
One of the most enjoyable things about putting together random tables is the inspiration I get for my own games. Writing down a list of strange plant life or coming up with the names of mysterious books immediately triggers story threads in my mind that the characters in my games can discover or explore
A scholarly noble with a riding horse is collecting insects and plants a book they are writing. Non-Combat Encounters using creatures from the D&D Monster Manual. For wilds and ruins.