Hot on the heels of awesome headgear, we check out what's in the pockets (and belt pouches or backpacks) of all of those villains your PCs have vanquished. The goal is to help busy GMs who want to spark some interest and mystery without handing out a major magic item, or at least make a world seem more in-depth by providing some colorful items that suggest they have a backstory behind them. To assist in such efforts, this product provides 110 odd little items, none of which will be of great use to players, but all of which might pique their interest. Get your copy today!
31. Nine leather thongs braided together ........
What the?????? :P
This sounds very interesting. If feel like you could use this list for another minor magical item. 'The Sachel of random things'. Not sure how to make a table for 110 items though, maybe somehow using 3 d10.
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This sounds very interesting. If feel like you could use this list for another minor magical item. 'The Sachel of random things'. Not sure how to make a table for 110 items though, maybe somehow using 3 d10.
From the PDF: "If a GM does wish to use this list to randomly generate odd treasure items, roll 1d100. On a result of 01-90, use the corresponding numbered item on the list. On a result of 91+ roll 1d20 and add 90, using the resulting value (from 91-110) as the item number. "
What doesn't everyone keep spare underwear in their pocket?31. Nine leather thongs braided together ........
What the?????? :P
Yeah, but talk about letting your panties get in a knot.