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376: The planted bean grows a giant bean stock to a floating CG storm giants cloud castle, he offers the planter 6 items off of the least magic item list rolled randomly, 3 off of the moderate list rolled randomly,or 1 of the greater magic item list, if the planter is a paladin he gets a holy avenger or sun Blade, a druid gets an iron wood version of any weapon or armor rolled. There is a 1 percent chance of the giant offering the planter an artifact, picked by the GM but the item should be beneficial and sentient.

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378: A perfectly normal beanstalk grows from it in 1d4 rounds.
379: A seemingly perfectly normal beanstalk grows from it in 1d4 rounds however the beans if eaten will cast heal on the person eating them.
380: A beanstalk grows from it over 1d4 day's. However rather than being a plant the stalk is made of emerald and the beans are solid gold. Emerald value 74 GP, bean value 2 GP, the beanstalk randomly sprouts 2d20 beans then explodes doing 20d10 slicing damage to anyone within 40 feet as slivers of emerald slice into them.
381: A sapient pearwood tree sprouts and begins to lecture the planter on the dangers of random magical objects.
382: A small monkey statue grows under the ground while above ground nothing appears to be happening. 1d3 determines type of statue, 1 = Jade, 2 = Obsidian, 3 = Stone. Each of these statues grants 3 wishes with its own rules. The jade statue requires 3 people to each make one wish then grants all 3 to each wisher. The obsidian grants 3 wishes to the person and grants twice as much to the person they hate most. The stone statue grants 2 of the wishers wishes randomly chosen and then grants the 3rd to the next person to make 3 wishes on it.
383: The bean grows into a summoning circle and summons 50% chance 1d4 lantern archons or 50% chance 1d4 imps.

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384:It grows into a large tree with a library built into it. Stock it with whatever books you get from strange lists or that occur in real libraries. The first time this bean happens, the tree has a small yellow pegasus as a dryad. Her mane is as appropriate for a dryad's hair.

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386: It grows into a room with a vine archway that holds what the planter most desires. The object can not be moved from the center of the room by any means until the planter touches them. On entering the room slams shut and tries to devour whoever entered doing 5d6 bludgeoning and 5d6 acid damage per round no save. After 3 round the object is destroyed a DC 25 strength check is required to force your way into the center of the plant where the object is and a DC 30 strength and DC 25 survival check is required to bring the object out. Travel to the center or escape takes 1 round if the check is made. It is impossible to tell the difference between the result of 385 and 386.

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387. Once planted and watered, the stalk begins to grow immediately. As it does so, a jaunty, yet sorrowful song with the chorus "come with me, and you'll be, in a WORLD of pure imagination" intones. Within the span of a tune the stalk has branched into hundreds of hanging vines which fruit into a kaleidoscopic array of neon-colored foodstuffs such as edible flowers, bulbs, or even upside down mushrooms. Each of these is essentially constructed of spun sugar and other candy materials. Once a fruit at the end of a vine has been plucked the vine withers to ash
388. Moments after planted, the ground explodes from below. From the ensuing cloud emerges a random demon prince that then exclaims "After TEN THOUSAND YEARS... who has released me?" Chaos and destruction ensue
389. A living topiary emerges under the planter's control
390. The ground burps, says "excuse me" and the planter is granted immortality

The Beardinator |

387. Once planted and watered, the stalk begins to grow immediately. As it does so, a jaunty, yet sorrowful song with the chorus "come with me, and you'll be, in a WORLD of pure imagination" intones. Within the span of a tune the stalk has branched into hundreds of hanging vines which fruit into a kaleidoscopic array of neon-colored foodstuffs such as edible flowers, bulbs, or even upside down mushrooms. Each of these is essentially constructed of spun sugar and other candy materials. Once a fruit at the end of a vine has been plucked the vine withers to ash
388. Moments after planted, the ground explodes from below. From the ensuing cloud emerges a random demon prince that then exclaims "After TEN THOUSAND YEARS... who has released me?" Chaos and destruction ensue
389. A living topiary emerges under the planter's control
390. The ground burps, says "excuse me" and the planter is granted immortality
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391. One round after planting, a muffled scream is heard from the earth. A successful Knowledge (Nature) check (at –4 due to only having a muffled sound to identify it), reveals that it's the shriek of a mandragora. Creature's receive a +2 bonus to their saves due to the muffled nature of the shrieking. The shriek does not end, continuing every round.
One minute later, or if unearthed, the plant bursts forth. This mutated variant is rooted to its spot and cannot move other than to attack nearby creatures. Additionally, it never stops shrieking, constantly emitting its nauseating scream. Creatures that pass their save are not immune and still need a new save at the start of their next round if still within range. Additionally, creatures failing their save are subject to the plant's blood drain ability (Su) that actually pulls their blood through their pores, skin, or other openings and flies it through the air into the plant's 'mouth'.
392. A massive, hollow beanstalk grows from the bean. This beanstalk grows into the earth, however, so it looks like a long tube or slide. The interior is coated with slick sap, so any failure that would result in a fall results in a long slide downwards, though this is relatively safe, resulting in only 1d6 to 2d6 damage to most creatures. Large creatures can squeeze into it with difficulty, though this beanstalk has one special property: Fire giants specifically always climb or move within it at their normal speed (for climbing) despite any squeezing (though they still receive any other squeezing penalties).
Anyone descending downwards along its miles-long length exits into an fiery, underground cavern where a fire giant castle or fortress is visible. The lonesome sounds of a harp playing echo faintly from its confines.