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A Random Table for Fantasy Gaming
Number One : Minor Treasures
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1 A plain gold ring. Its surface has been
burnished by many years of wear, and the elven
symbol for eternity is engraved inside the band.
35 GP
2 A maple box inlaid with ivory and turquoise
and fitted with a golden padlock. It contains a
tiny portable altar that has been magically
consecrated to a long-forgotten god. 100 GP
3 A good steel padlock and a ring of three
identical keys. The lock bears the maker's
mark of a well-known dwarf craftsman. 75 GP
4 A small smoky-quartz figurine of a tortoise
decorated with mother-of-pearl inlay. The top of
the shell is worn smooth, as if someone used it
as a worry stone. 20 GP
5 An iron dagger. Its blade is nicked and worn,
and its pommel is engraved with an image of a
dog-headed demon with tiny ruby eyes. 25 GP
6 An old belt pouch with six lead sling bullets
inside. Each bullet has been enchanted with a
permanent light spell. 15 GP
7 25 copper pieces in a green, woolen bag. Each
coin has been scratched and gouged in
seemingly random patterns. When arranged in
a five by five grid in the correct order, these
markings form a map leading to a hidden cache
of loot. 0 GP
8 Four fine beeswax candles wrapped in silk
and packed into a small beech-wood box.
There's a small religious icon pressed into each
candle, near the base. 20 GP
9 A pair of simple obsidian earrings in a
drawstring bag made of red velvet. A secret
panel within the bag contains a folded piece of
yellow silk marked with a family crest. 35 GP
10 A well-executed watercolor of a rocky, alien
landscape on a piece of vellum that's been
carefully rolled up and tucked inside a scroll
case. The artist's signature is written in a
strange runic language. 15 GP
Written by Mark A. Thomas. Icon by Lorc. OP1007 Copyright 2013 PBE Games, licensed for private use.
11 A velvet sack containing 31 square-cut,
polished semi-precious stones. Each stone is
engraved with a rune or sigil used in fortune-
telling. 45 GP
12 A small goblet in a rosewood case. The fragile
crystal bowl is supported by a pewter base
molded in the shape of a rearing unicorn.
There's a mystic rune carved in the case's lid.
60 GP
13 A pair of silver six-sided dice in a small oak
box. The ones faces are marked with the dwarf
symbol of luck instead of a pip. 95 GP
14 A fantastically-detailed toy wagon, complete
with tiny stuffed oxen and hand-sewn bags of
grain. There is a name inked on the bottom of
the wagon, written in a childish hand. 30 GP
15 A set of silver cutlery: knife, fork and spoon.
Each handle is carved in the shape of a
scorpion and decorated with onyx and
amethyst. 75 GP
16 A pair of women's gloves made from blue-
dyed leather and trimmed in mink fur. 90 GP
17 A thin book with a stained cloth cover and 12
parchment pages. The first three pages contain
hasty sketches: an oddly twisted mountain
peak, a massive oak leaning over a rushing
river, and a natural stone arch marked with a
beast-shaped petroglyph. The pages are
marked 5N, 3E, and 2S, respectively. 5 GP
18 A pouch of green-dyed waxed leather. The
interior is divided into half a dozen
compartments, each containing small vials of
rare medicinal herbs and plants. 20 GP
19 A slim leather-bound volume of philosophy
written by a famous local theologian. While the
actual book has significant value, this particular
copy is a high-quality forgery. 0 GP
20 A fine juniper-wood staff decorated with
carved scrollwork and inlaid with onyx and
agate stones. Though not magical, the
workmanship of this object makes it a suitable
target for a minor permanent enchantment.
100 GP