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Dishes table : 2 d20
First dice : attribute
Second dice : vegetale, meat or kind of dish
| Roll | Description | Roll | Dish |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Sour | 1 | Omelette |
| 2 | Muddy | 2 | Pizza |
| 3 | Acorn | 3 | Stew |
| 4 | Snails | 4 | Sautée |
| 5 | Mouldy | 5 | Pottage |
| 6 | Unidentifiable | 6 | Cake |
| 7 | Mashed | 7 | Hog's Nose |
| 8 | Jellied | 8 | Eels |
| 9 | Brined | 9 | Mollusc |
| 10 | Salted | 10 | Swampwallow |
| 11 | Sticky | 11 | Stroganoff |
| 12 | Burnt | 12 | Venison |
| 13 | Mushy | 13 | Liver |
| 14 | De-boned | 14 | Briar-shroom |
| 15 | Fried | 15 | Bog-lurker |
| 16 | Battered | 16 | Skunk |
| 17 | En Cassolette | 17 | Eyetadpole |
| 18 | Seared | 18 | Loaf |
| 19 | Braised | 19 | Cabbage |
| 20 | Émincé | 20 | Rot-gnaw |
| 21 | Pickled | 21 | Pickles |
2d20 Weald Character names
| Roll | Name | Roll | Alias |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Darick | 1 | Grenabulous |
| 2 | Fritz | 2 | Woodham |
| 3 | Sallis | 3 | Hatfield |
| 4 | Mortimer | 4 | Thaxted |
| 5 | Baldric | 5 | Cunnings |
| 5 | Willem | 5 | Fletcher |
| 7 | Tinnis | 7 | Metzger |
| 8 | Robert | 8 | Tripoux |
| 9 | Ebenezer | 9 | Apfelbaum |
| 10 | Agnes | 10 | Buckthorn |
| 11 | Marcus | 11 | Quimper |
| 12 | Al(len/ice) | 12 | Porter |
| 13 | Glavine | 13 | Nolin |
| 14 | Mathilde | 14 | Trognon |
| 15 | Blondie | 15 | Lager |
| 16 | Bryn | 16 | Potter |
| 17 | Ethel | 17 | Mason |
| 18 | Helge | 18 | Stout |
| 19 | Jo(h)an(nes) | 19 | Oakley |
| 20 | Églantine | 20 | Duchêne |
2d20 Unique Features or Characteristics
(x) Warden feature
(x) Gnarl feature
| 1 | Balding | 1 | Partially liquified |
| 2 | One-handed | 2 | Gall-ridden |
| 3 | Malnourished | 3 | Shimmering |
| 4 | Club-footed | 4 | Roach infested |
| 5 | Emaciated | 5 | Mossy |
| 6 | Beautiful | 6 | Thorned |
| 7 | Constantly humming | 7 | Blooming |
| 8 | Chubby | 8 | Fruitful |
| 9 | Burn-scarred | 9 | Half-burned |
| 10 | Gassy | 10 | Swollen |
| 11 | Fancy cloths | 11 | Very tall |
| 12 | Blank-eyed | 12 | Screeching |
| 13 | Raggedy | 13 | Fungal (😛) |
| 14 | Hunched | 14 | Sap secreting |
| 15 | Parasite Ridden | 15 | Autumnal |
| 16 | Missing teeth | 16 | Too many teeth |
| 17 | Cackling | 17 | Skeletal |
| 18 | Cunning | 18 | Sloughing |
| 19 | Amputee | 19 | Wasp Nest |
| 20 | Noble | 20 | Knotted |
1d10 Scary But True Goat Facts
| 1 | Goats make deals with the devil. |
| 2 | The more evil the goat, the longer the horns. |
| 3 | All goats are discerning butter connoisseurs 🧈 |
| 4 | They know your name and where you sleep (yes, all of them). |
| 5 | Goat habitats are varied and include mountain steppe, grasslands, and desert. Goats can thrive just about anywhere except Antarctica which is too cold. |
| 6 | Goats are actually named after their original inventor. Prototype goats were found in the attic of Tabbitha Flundgunson after her passing by her relatives, and in her honor they used the initialism for Great Old Aunt Tabbitha when releasing them into the wider world. |
| 7 | Gavin's mother is a goat. Seriously, have you seen that woman's face?! |
| 8 | All goats can speak in the human tongue. They choose not to when folk are listening though. |
| 9 | Goats can mimic the screams of their last victims. |
| 10 | A goat can devour a small child in a matter of minutes. |
1d10: Valpurga's treatment was a success! Uncle Cuthbert is cured! There is only the minor side effect of...
| 1 | priapism |
| 2 | a second head who calls himself Daniel grew in Cuthbert's left armpit. Daniel likes to talk, mostly about pig farming. |
| 3 | a permanent goat-smell. |
| 4 | death |
| 5 | Small mouths that randomly appear on various parts of his body and whisper terrible things then vanish and then appear on another area |
| 6 | Unexpected, very loud farts with a smell of rotting cabbage. |
| 7 | unexpected silent farts smelling of lavenders |
| 8 | Memory loss and hallucinations |
| 9 | strange mushrooms growing wherever he walked |
| 10 | always followed by 7 bats, 7 rats and a goose |
What the villagers are doing to calm down the poor raging spirit : 2 d10
| 1 | fervent burning of | 1 | pinecones oozing resin |
| 2 | wearing amulets made of | 2 | goat hair |
| 3 | attempting to scry a solution using | 3 | goat kid entrails |
| 4 | singing songs about | 4 | Cuthbert’s socks |
| 5 | playing a lullaby on | 5 | St. Berthruda's bones |
| 6 | Dancing around | 6 | a raging bonfire |
| 7 | Covering/splashing his grave with | 7 | moonshine |
| 8 | Leaving offerings of | 8 | sightly mouldy bread |
| 9 | Conduct a seance, aided by the imbibing of | 9 | Eyetoad back-fungus |
| 10 | Unearthing his body and giving it a rub down with | 10 | a goat |
2d10 Astronomical Sights seen from within The Weald
| 1 | Haunted | 1 | Goat Constellation |
| 2 | Headless | 2 | Orphan |
| 3 | The Quartered | 3 | Beggar |
| 4 | Night's | 4 | Fury |
| 5 | the rotten | 5 | ferryman |
| 6 | The Angry | 6 | Oak |
| 7 | The Shimmering | 7 | Comet |
| 8 | Eye of | 8 | Okkulpudd |
| 9 | Shattered | 9 | Eyetoad |
| 10 | the hairy | 10 | windmill |
2d10 Weald Video Games
| # | Game Name | # | Genre/Subtitle |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | The Forest Scrolls IV: Gnarlivion | 1 | Action RPG |
| 2 | Rotwood | 2 | A grotesque farming sim |
| 3 | Gnarl Crossing: New Leaf | 3 | A slice of life village manager |
| 4 | Gloom Eternal | 4 | A hyperviolent FPS |
| 5 | WEALDMAN | 5 | A Platforming Experience in the Somber Forest |
| 6 | Gnarlio Kart Double Dash | 6 | A kart racing game with a bonus mode where you try and outrun the encroaching gnarl infestation |
| 7 | Gnarl Fighter | 7 | EX+ ª' Turbo Championship Arcade Complete Edition |
| 8 | Warden Wars | 8 | A pixel art turn based strategy game |
| 9 | Gnarl Gear Pulpy 4: Guns of the Wardens | 9 | Tactical Espionage Action |
| 10 | GnarlyGnarly Rotathlon | 10 | Muddy Racer |
| 11 | BLOOM | 11 | 1st person shooter |
| 12 | Bark | 12 | Souls |
| 13 | Hollar Realms | 13 | A 4x kingdom builder |
2d10 sweets or confections made in the weald.
| 1 | Candied | 1 | Bitter-root |
| 2 | Sugared | 2 | Swamp Eel |
| 3 | Jellied | 3 | sweetbread |
| 4 | Popping | 4 | Wheat Husks |
| 5 | Ginger | 5 | Goat-hooves |
| 6 | Frosted | 6 | Spawn of Eyetoad |
| 7 | Mushy | 7 | Beetroot |
| 8 | Baked | 8 | Potato |
| 9 | Crystalized | 9 | Pitcher-Plant Nectar (with the fly corpses still in it) |
| 9.5 | Honey-roasted | 9.5 | Nuts |
2d20 - Types of sausages found in the Weald
| 1 | Fish | 1 | Boudin |
| 2 | Old | 2 | Sausage |
| 3 | goat | 3 | wurst |
| 4 | Spicy | 4 | Black Pudding |
| 5 | Horse | 5 | Andouillette |
| 6 | Moldy | 6 | kielbasa |
| 7 | Suspicious | 7 | Chorizo |
| 8 | Amphibian | 8 | Saucisson |
| 9 | Special | 9 | Stuff |
| 10 | Rock-Hard | 10 | Landjaeger |
| 11 | Abominable | 11 | Luganega |
| 12 | Luncheon | 12 | Truncheon |
| 13 | Extra large | 13 | Knack |
| 14 | Broken | 14 | Meatstick |
| 15 | The Sacred | 15 | Meat blob of indeterminate origin |
| 16 | Squared | 16 | Rootpaste with beef grease |
| 17 | Long | 17 | Pig |
| 18 | Living | 18 | Wienerwurst |
| 19 | Suspicious | 19 | Blood pudding |
| 20 | Mystery-meat | 20 | Sausage? |
2d30: Popular dishes in the Weald
| 1 | Bread | 1 | Soup |
| 2 | Pigknuckle | 2 | Pottage |
| 3 | Cheese | 3 | Broth |
| 4 | Mystery | 4 | Surprise |
| 5 | Mushroom | 5 | Pastry |
| 6 | Leftover | 6 | Slop |
| 7 | Water | 7 | …and that's it |
| 8 | Meat | 8 | Pie |
| 9 | Eyetoad | 9 | Stew |
| 10 | Goat offal | 10 | Salad |
| 11 | Crawfish/Mudbug | 11 | Boil |
| 12 | Gnarlic | 13 | Bread |
| 13 | Root | 13 | Fries |
| 13 | Pickled | 13 | Bog-bark |
| 15 | Turnip | 15 | Cake |
| 16 | Spider-meat | 16 | Sausage |
| 17 | Beetroot | 17 | Milkshake |
| 18 | leaf | 18 | tartar |
| 19 | Mold | 19 | Soufflé |
| 20 | Fish head | 20 | Curry |
| 21 | Eels | 21 | Jellied |
| 22 | Fingernail | 22 | Custard |
| 23 | Maggot | 23 | Burger |
| 24 | Pig foot | 24 | in breaded crust |
| 25 | Boiled | 25 | Goose |
| 26 | Carrot | 26 | Ice cream |
| 27 | Heidi Mudshire's | 27 | blood sausage |
| 28 | Turkey | 28 | Roast |
| 29 | Endless | 29 | Buffet |
| 30 | [roll on this part of the table thrice more and add the results together] | 30 | Bowl |
2D? Ominous Events in the Weald
| x | Adjective | x | Noun |
| 1 | The White | 1 | Hunt |
| 2 | The Lamenting | 2 | Star |
| 3 | The Gentle | 3 | Shriek |
| 4 | The Verdant | 4 | Eclipse |
| 5 | The Whispering | 5 | Child |
| 6 | The All- | 6 | Rot |
| x | The Battered | x | Sausage |
| 7 | The Final | 7 | Toading |
| 8 | The Equinox | 8 | Rite |
| 9 | The | 9 | Besmirching |
| 10 | The Rolling | 10 | Widow |
| 11 | The Moist | 11 | Goat Ride |
| 12 | The False | 12 | Dawn |
| 13 | The Thirteenth | 13 | Foreshadowing |
| 14 | The Grand | 14 | Fungus-Gardening Competition |
| 15 | The First | 15 | Kiss |
| 16 | The Emetic | 16 | Potluck |
| 17 | The Forbidden | 17 | Feast |
| 18 | The Besmirched | 18 | Turtle |
| 19 | The Dark | 19 | Bonfire |
| 20 | The Fungal | 20 | Rumble |
1DX Equipment from The Weald, a hit new souls-like video game
| Number | Item | Flavor Text (Optional) |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Sodden Rags | Stained and stinking. Ripped from the shirt Old Uncle Cuthbert was buried in. |
| 2 | Bucket of Slop | It's a bucket with slop. Brown going on grey. It even has some chunks. |
| 3 | Hand on a Stick | A mummified human hand attached to a stick. Who made it or whose hand it is has been long forgotten. |
| 4 | Gnarled wooden shield | Wrought from the corrupted wood and bark of a gnarl nest. Releases noxious spores and ichor when struck. |
| 5 | Broken old sword | Rusted and ancient; its blade snapped leaving only a dagger's length from the hilt. Perhaps forged in mystic fires, or once wielded by a legendary warrior. But probably just a broken old sword. |
| 6 | Shiny pebble | So shiny, so smooth. Are those glittering veins streaks of gold? Keep it secret; keep it safe: the others will try to take it from you. |
| 7 | Uncle Brugworth’s favourite mushroom | It looks dry and unappealing, but he didn’t part with it willingly and there is a bite taken out of it, so it must have some mysterious value. |
| 8 | Raw Rat-meat | Uncooked lumps of rat meat skewered on a spit. Tastes horrible and stringy, but it will keep your hunger at bay. If you're lucky you might not get any parasites, but better to find a fire. |
| 9 | A sock | It has a hole so that the big toe sticks out, but it’s still a good sock. Might fetch a good price at the market. |
| 10 | Wooden Heart | Was this carved? |
| 11 | Ancient goat horn | Covered in indecipherable runes and dried blood from battles long forgotten. If you put your ear to it, you can still hear screams of rage and agony. |
| 12 | Hag stone | They say if you peer through the hole worn in this small stone, you can see messages left by travelers from other realms. |
| 13 | Idwurt Stump’s Curiosity Journal Vol 3 | Battered and leatherbound, most pages torn or the ink upon them faded. Potential source of valuable Weald lore but more immediately useful as outhouse paper. |
| 14 | Dented Kettle Helmet | This rusty and dented helmet still has bits of hair, blood, and brains stuck to the inside of it from the last poor soul that thought it would protect them. |
2D20 Folk Fall Festivals
Commonly seen walking town/bonfire/parade around the fall in the Weald
| 1 | Straw | Gnarl |
| 2 | Large bread | Goat |
| 3 | Procession of | Mushroom people |
| 4 | Wicker | Stag |
| 5 | Drunk | Naked Bearded Man |
| 6 | Festive | Fish |
| 7 | Corn | Orgy |
| 8 | Reed | Bumbershoots |
| 9 | Wooden | Masks |
Popular wealdy drinks
| 1 | Mushroom | Soda |
| 2 | Watered down | Slop |
| 3 | Green | Ale |
| 4 | Uncle Cuthbert‘s | Moonshine |
| 5 | Muddy | Mead |
| 6 | Sparkling | Moss Water |
| 7 | Spider | Tincture |
| 8 | Sap | Brew |
| 9 | Restorative | Velouté |
| 10 | Goat | Juice |
| 11 | Questionable | Liquor |
| 12 | Swamp | Stout |
| 13 | Compost | Cordial |
| 14 | Stallion’s | Milk |
| 15 | Stagnant | Fluid |
| 16 | I-Hope-It's-Not | Piss |
| 17 | Ichorsprig | Smoothie |
| 18 | Fish Head | Fizz |
| 19 | Fetid | Brew |
| 20 | Grubweed | Shake containing 50% [roll on the table again] |
2d20 table of Creatures Of The Weald
First roll: Habitat/Description
Second roll: Creature
| # | Habitat/Description | # | Creature |
|---|---|---|---|
| (1) | Mud | (1) | Guzzler |
| (2) | Ditch | (2) | Carp |
| (3) | Yoncey’s | (3) | Muckraker |
| (4) | Speckled | (4) | Yowler |
| (5) | Swamp | (5) | Trout |
| (6) | Tawny | (6) | Fisher |
| (7) | Warbling | (7) | Greatmouse |
| (8) | Tarquin’s Lesser | (8) | Forager |
| (9) | Pricklebacked | (9) | Swampwallow |
| (10) | Copperhead | (10) | Asp |
| (11) | Hopping | (11) | Rot-Gnaw |
| (12) | Leaf | (12) | Hog |
| (13) | Mourning | (13) | Lizard |
| (14) | Eyeless | (14) | Bog-Lurker |
| (15) | Oaken | (15) | Babirusa |
| (16) | Night | (16) | Screecher |
| (17) | Thicket | (17) | Pecker |
| (18) | Briar | (18) | Wyrm |
| (19) | waterspring | (19) | mole |
| (20) | Arboreal | (20) | Simian |
| (20) | Charles and Diana themed | (20) | Charles and Diana |
2D20 table for alcoholic beverages
| 1 | Mudroot | 1 | Wine |
| 2 | Puffball | 2 | Gin |
| 3 | Rotblack | 3 | Sludge |
| 4 | Black-nettle | 4 | Sherry |
| 6 | Blood-beetle | 6 | Brew |
| 7 | Gizzard-blood | 7 | Moonshine |
| 5 | Ichor-wasp | 5 | Mead |
| 8 | Sour-sap | 8 | Milk |
| 9 | Eyetoad grass | 9 | Liquor |
| 10 | Grandma's | 10 | Cognac |
| 11 | Eldergrass | 11 | Cider |
| 12 | Bogmint | 12 | Aquavit |
| 13 | Faebloom | 13 | Calva |
| 14 | Expensive | 14 | Champagne |
| 15 | Foreign | 15 | Cough syrup |
| 16 | Greatmouse | 16 | Slurry |
| 17 | Gnarl | 17 | Spit |
| 18 | Marrowrot | 18 | Spirit |
| 19 | Briar-shroom | 19 | Beer |
| 20 | Worm-wart | 20 | Squeezin's |
2d10 - WEALDMAN Villains
| 1 | The Masked | 1 | Ploughman |
| 2 | Poison | 2 | Ivy |
| 3 | Rot | 3 | Monger |
| 4 | Screeching | 4 | Besmircher |
| 5 | Green | 5 | Goblin (last one I promise) |
| 6 | Fungal | 6 | Fiend |
| 7 | Giant | 7 | Goat |
| 8 | The Slaughtering | 8 | Shepherd |
| 9 | Lewd | 9 | Fae |
| 10 | Mildly annoying | 10 | Chirurgeon |
1d10 Weird, Utterly Inaccurate Things Some Weald Residents Believe
| 1 | Canine creatures are unable to look skywards. |
| 2 | The giant reptiles that inhabit the deep Hollar have feathers. |
| 3 | Left handed women give birth to Eyetoads. |
| 4 | Old man Flundgunson is a pathological liar. |
| 5 | Witches can only walk in left-turning circles. |
| 6 | Indolents are a vessel for the Rot. |
| 7 | The folk in the next village over are egg layers. Gilfin swears he found a baby in his omelette when he last travelled there. |
| 8 | Eating carrots makes you see in the dark. (The ones who know better usually go missing in the forest at night before they can tell the others.) |
| 9 | Some folks believe goats to be trustworthy and pure. They are contemptible fools. |
| 10 | Sometime mossy stones will grow legs and walk away if they get tired of sitting in the same spot. This is where turtles come from. |
| 11 | Some folks believe that goats are a menace and a plague on civilisation. They will be shown the error of their ways. |
| 12 | Goats can't read your mind. |
| 13 | The All-Goat isn't real and can't hurt you. |
1d10 People think that strange lady living alone in the woods is a witch, because...
| 1 | She rejected my advances! |
| 2 | I once saw a centipede the size of a snake scuttling out her house. I went too early. I've got a killer #10, hopefully someone else will do it. |
| 3 | She turned my cousin into an eyetoad! |
| 4 | The smoke from her chimney was green! |
| 5 | Her goats obey her without arguing! |
| 6 | Old Man Flundgunson said she turned herself into a butterfly and stole from his butter. |
| 7 | She's able to count higher than her fingers and toes. |
| 8 | She's heavier than a duck. |
| 9 | Strange formations grow on her house in the woods, they look like.... Sweets?! |
| 10 | Her hut walks around on great batrachian legs 🏚🐸 |
| 10 | Black Phillip told me so. |
1d10 Uncle Cuthbert's funeral was rudely interrupted by...
| 1 | his unexpected reanimation. |
| 2 | a murder of crows invading the venue |
| 3 | His creepy son's failed attempt at babysitting |
| 4 | By the (mostly) unfortunate deaths of many attendees due to the noxious miasma that emitted from his coffin during the service. |
| 5 | a choir of toads and newts singing bawdy sea shanties |
| 6 | ALL the corpses in the cemetery rising (optionally doing the Thriller) |
| 7 | Old man Flundgunson, drunk again, fell into the open grave. |
| 8 | Wealdman destroying a pack of hulks |
| 9 | The GIANT GOAT! |
| 10 | his ghost leaving his body very loudly. |
When the rot started encroaching on the village,
it was Cuthbert’s widow who led the defense. She managed to hold off the first of the wandering gnarl by…
2d10
(x) action
(x) subject
| 1 | spreading | 1 | rumours |
| 2 | burning | 2 | the outhouse |
| 3 | Diverting | 3 | the stream |
| 4 | eating | 4 | the cream |
| 5 | Exhuming | 5 | Cuthbert |
| 6 | Rallying | 6 | the townsfolk |
| 7 | hiding | 7 | the underwear |
| 8 | unleashing | 8 | the goats |
| 9 | Besmirching | 9 | them |
| 10 | crushing | 10 | the rotten Silver Leaves |
A strange festival
In 1d10(place) the locals celebrate
1d10 (occasion) by
1d10(festive activity)
| 1 | in Greensprings | the birth of a child is celebrated by | putting luminions to float on the river stream |
| 2 | in Fairmount Forest | the anniversary of solving a murder case is celebrated by | giving all children a special bread baked for the occasion |
| 3 | on Dobbs Lake | the locals celebrate | the end of the 5-year drought with a paddle boat race |
| 4 | In the petrified groves | the locals celebrate | the night of the cracked-egg moon with fried dough pastries and scary stories |
| 5 | In the Saint Clarice of Thorns hermitage | the locals celebrate | the solstices by dressing up as black goats |
| 6 | In Summerisle | the locals celebrate | the spring equinox by burning a quality English character actor alive in huge wickerman |
| 7 | In the ravaged creek | the locals celebrate | their fallen people by making clay figurines |
| 8 | In Saint Quentin of the Mire | the locals celebrate | the birth of the moon by cooking some stewed rhubarb |
| 9 | In Blauheim | the locals celebrate | the return of Bloom by holding a blood sausage festival |
| 10 | In the goat pen | the goats celebrate | the sabbath with a taste of butter |
2d10 Medicinal Plants of the Weald
| # | Plant Name | # | Use |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Ash Leek | 1 | Helps with digestion (but gives gases) |
| 2 | Giantswort | 2 | Brewed as a tea to treat erectile dysfunction |
| 3 | Slumberberry | 3 | Pressed into his drink, helps quiet down old man Flundgunson when he drank too much and won’t shut up |
| 4 | Powdered Amanita Cap | 4 | Helps with indigestion, gas, stomach ache, etc. |
| 5 | Sourbark | 5 | Treats headaches, but too much is poisonous |
| 6 | Purple Tsumbas | 6 | Applied in balm, helps the flesh recover from burns. The seeds can be infused in warm water to make people go blind for a few hours. |
| 7 | Râba Nero | 7 | A strange red pod known for its fiery taste, is supposed to make people better lovers. Can be eaten raw, cooked, or in powder. |
| 8 | Goat Radish | 8 | Benefits are unclear, but goats love it |
| 9 | Powder Leaf | 9 | Has a subtly sweet flavor and mild numbing effect when chewed. Highly addictive. |
| 10 | Foggy Blooms | 10 | Helps with melancholia. Causes blood clots if you take more than five a day. |
2d10 random tables
| 1 | Raw-lumber | 1 | Trestle table |
| 2 | Chestnut | 2 | Coffee table |
| 3 | Beech | 3 | Overturned pig trough |
| 4 | Recycled | 4 | Footbridge |
| 5 | Unused | 5 | Reading desk |
| 6 | Dust caked | 6 | High table |
| 7 | Smelly | 7 | Toilet Seat |
| 8 | Just an old | 8 | Barrel |
| 9 | Mouldering | 9 | Treestump |
| 10 | Gnarl Corpse | 10 | Picnic Table |
2d10 Pubs and Inns of The Weald
| 1 | The Blighted | 1 | Bough |
| 2 | the bloated | 2 | ox |
| 3 | The Vexxing | 3 | Goat |
| 4 | The red | 4 | hen |
| 5 | The hanged | 5 | Man |
| 6 | The Big Black | 6 | Hawk |
| 7 | The Fox and | 7 | Stag |
| 8 | The Teasing | 8 | Maid |
| 9 | The | 9 | Inn |
| 10 | the dry | 10 | throat |
Random steps to becoming a folk hero of The Weald.
| 1 | Acquire sword |
| 2 | Pack lunch |
| 3 | Fuck Sheep |
| 4 | Apply woad warpaint |
| 5 | Wear anything with antlers |
| 6 | Wear nothing but antlers |
| 7 | Challenge Old Man Flungundson to an arm wrestle 💪 |
| 8 | Run into the woods yelling a war cry, and hope for the best |
| 9 | Poaching |
| 10 | Just make up a tall tale — gets you more or less the same fame as the real thing but with a lower risk of being eaten by something |
| 11 | Collect skulls, horns and other bone based detritus. Decorate oneself. |
| 12 | Have "the dream" |
| 13 | Grow mushrooms out of every orifice & become a chimeric horror by merging with other mammals in various states of decomposition (...at least then you'll be a hero ...to the Gnarl) |
| 14 | Lick an eyetoad back |
| 15 | Fill out forms 14-C and 17-A and send them to the mayor's office in order to apply for the official position of Hero of the Township of Brinkmoor (your main jobs will include keeping the main street free of garbage, as well as walking the mayor's dog) |
| 16 | Wear boots |
| 17 | Spend a decade on the Wheel of Pain |
| 18 | Hang around with a bard until they write a song about you |
| 19 | Did NOT try to have an intimate relationship with a goat |
2d20 Town Monuments
A (d20 material) of (d20 noun)
| 1 | Stone Statue | 1 | Uncle Cuthbert |
| 2 | Packed mud and manure statue of | 2 | Old Man Flundgunson |
| 3 | Straw effigy of | 3 | WEALDMAN :Wealdman: |
| 4 | Wood carved monument of | 4 | A prancing bear |
| 5 | skulls | 5 | pile of skulls |
| 6 | shin height marble memorial bench of | 6 | those who had to get up in the night to urinate |
| 7 | Unknown metal plate | 7 | covered in undecipherable symbols |
| 8 | Old scarecrow wearing the clothes of | 8 | The local folk hero, recently deceased |
| 9 | sculpted bloody intestines of | 9 | the sacrificed footmen |
| 10 | Mural on the tavern wall, depicting | 10 | The town's patron deity |
| 11 | Branch and antler shrine to | 11 | the Black Goat of the woods |
| 12 | the chapel of | 12 | the Spirit of eyetoad |
| 13 | A clay statue containing the mummified body of | 13 | The pope of the Church of Rot |
| 14 | A giant sinkhole that swallowed up | 14 | The widow Cuthbert and all her goats |
| 15 | Straw | 15 | Witch |
2D? Named Characters of the Weald
| x | Name | x | Epithet |
| 1 | Thomas | 1 | the Toad Wrangler |
| 2 | Randy | 2 | The Randy Dandy |
| 3 | Phillip | 3 | the Self-Sacrifice |
| 4 | Blixa | 4 | Pubmoney |
| 5 | Rhododendrius | 5 | the Irrelevant |
| 6 | Groatus | 6 | the Goatus |
| 7 | Ecknard | 7 | the Short-Lived |
| 8 | Blarry | 8 | Spit-Drinker |
| 9 | Martin | 9 | the Dreadful |
| 10 | Sir Harrold | 10 | Goat-Rider |
| 11 | Unfortunate | 11 | Eunice |
| 12 | Gelos | 12 | Laughter-Loving |
| 13 | Lord Brickton | 13 | Toadeater |
| 14 | Greg | 14 | The Fingers |
| 15 | Captain | 15 | Lichen-Beard |
| 16 | Bertrand | 16 | the Besmirched |
| 17 | Dendrick | 17 | To Random to Live |
| 18 | Olga | 18 | the Flatulent |
| 19 | Peter | 19 | Pot-Hat |
| 20 | Norrhed | 20 | who Vomited on the Priest's Lap During the Winter Solstice Rites Last Year |
2DX Farms of the Weald
(Inspired by a book of farms I found at the library)
x) Farm Name
x) What they raise/grow/cultivate
| 1 | Hungry Hollow | 1 | Bones |
| 2 | Crumpaker | 2 | Grains |
| 3 | Mydwind Glade | 3 | Crypt Corn |
| 4 | MurkMire | 4 | Slop (organic) |
| 5 | GlumHut | 5 | Perculiar Mushrooms |
| 6 | Turnip’s Ash | 6 | Terrible Turnips |
| 7 | Silver Court | 7 | Barrow Wheat |
| 8 | Crumblestone | 8 | Mostly just dirt and weeds. |
| 9 | Gullivan's Lump | 9 | Tiny Goats |
| 10 | Damp Acres | 10 | Inland Caviar |
| 11 | Oddfield Heath | 11 | Paranoia |
| 12 | Rockhill | 12 | Salt |
| 13 | Mallow Marsh | 13 | Grubs |
| 14 | Warwick | 14 | Horses |
| 15 | Grondles Hill's | 15 | Hills |
| 16 | Boglard's | 16 | Boggarts |
| 17 | Sickly Bernice's | 17 | Spring Water |
| 18 | Bean's | 18 | Beans |
| 19 | Goldsworthy | 19 | Chickens and eggs |
| 20 | Cuthbert Family | 20 | Honey & Apples |
| 21 | Hoeve Vanderstukke | 21 | Brussel Sprouts |
| 22 | O' Malley | 22 | Giant Cabbage |
| 23 | O' Calley | 23 | Dwarf Cabbage |
| 24 | Green Raven Orchard | 24 | Hanging Moss & Acorns |
| 25 | Hangman's Grove | 25 | Meat-fruit |
| 26 | The Hidden Farmstead | 26 | Invisible goats |
| 27 | Burzee | 27 | Bells and Toys |
| 28 | George Rottentooth's stables | 28 | Kids |
Young Gilda Camenberth
The young Gilda Camenberth is fond of delicate fragrance from the fields and meadows, and she also loves creating ointments to make her skin soft and flawless. Even though she spends a bit too much time dressing her hair and besmirching the other young ladies of the weald, girls ( but not only) from all around buys her pots of cosmetics
(3 D20)
| 1 | star jelly | for the | wrinkles |
| 2 | leech blood | salve for the | hands |
| 3 | BlacheCap mushroom | dye, for the | teeth |
| 4 | rotten fungal powder | for the | butt |
| 5 | hemlock balm | for the | lips |
| 6 | lichen slime | which eats | warts |
| 7 | Eyetoad Spawn | for the | hair |
| 8 | Barrow-ash Poultice | for | blemishes |
| 9 | brackish birch sap | for the | throat |
| 10 | Bloated Leeches | for | Genital warts |
| 11 | Boiled Goat extract | for | nails |
| 12 | Burnt frog bones | for the | eyelashes |
| 13 | Rotpine bark tincture | to grow additional | eyes |
| 14 | Spriggan dust | to promote | beard growth |
| 15 | boiled down slug slime | for your | branch |
| 16 | Bat wings cataplasm | to keep | firm boobs |
| 17 | Grey Bogfinger Husks | to aid | restorative sleep |
| 18 | Beetle Shell Serum | to bronze the | skin |
| 19 | Sheep urine tonic | to freshen the | breath |
| 20 | Wolf musk | to enhance the | scent |
2d20 things Old Man Flundgunson swears he saw out in the fog yesterday.
1st [descriptor/verb],
2nd [subject]
| Roll | Description | Roll | Creature |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Many-eyed | 1 | Shadow |
| 2 | Creeping | 2 | Animate-Scarecrow |
| 3 | Man-Shaped | 3 | Hole |
| 4 | Hole-shaped | 4 | Man |
| 5 | Some goshdarn | 5 | Bollocks |
| 6 | Walking | 6 | Tree |
| 7 | Man dressed as | 7 | Giant Rabbit |
| 8 | Human faced | 8 | Animal |
| 9 | Singing | 9 | Poachers |
| 10 | Skeletal | 10 | Piper |
| 11 | Shady | 11 | Witch |
| 12 | Bipedal | 12 | Goat |
| 13 | A man painting a | 13 | Lady |
| 14 | Old crone eating | 14 | A Baby |
| 15 | Black goat abducting | 15 | Children |
| 16 | A talking | 16 | Dog |
| 17 | A giant | 17 | Giant |
| 18 | A lusty | 18 | Rotting Cadaver |
| 19 | A lost and Confused | 19 | Hedge Knight |
| 20 | Rotting | 20 | Fae |
d20 Weald Tarrot major acrana?
| 1 | The Rot |
| 2 | The Stag |
| 3 | The Farm |
| 4 | The Heron |
| 5 | The Eyetoad |
| 6 | Death |
| 7 | The Roots |
| 8 | The Besmircher |
| 9 | The Lost Child |
| 10 | The Lady of the Green |
| 11 | The Thorns |
| 12 | The Lake |
| 13 | The Fallen Tree |
| 14 | The Candle |
| 15 | The Fae |
| 16 | The Flame |
| 17 | The Mill |
| ? | The Quimper |
| 18 | The Wood-Cutter |
| 19 | The Beggar |
| 20 | Essence |
| ! | The Miscreant |
| 22 | The Confuser |
| ? | The Trickster |
1d10 weald themed Mountain Dew tie-in flavours?
| 1 | Extreme Ichor |
| 2 | Fungus Funk |
| 3 | Bioluminescent Blackberry |
| 4 | Brute Punch |
| 5 | Thick sick seeds |
| 6 | Monstrous Mildew (With no added honeycomb) |
| 7 | Gnarly Grape 🍇 |
| 8 | Gushing Gall |
| 9 | Mighty Morel |
| 10 | Swampwater Blast |
2d20 Weald landmarks
Traveler’s almanac edition.
| 1 | Abandoned | 1 | Mill |
| 2 | Infested | 2 | Mine |
| 3 | Toppled | 3 | Trees |
| 4 | Petrified | 4 | Greatwood |
| 5 | Haunted | 5 | Hill |
| 6 | Gosh-darned | 6 | House |
| 7 | Deep | 7 | Lake |
| 8 | Corrupted | 8 | Orchard |
| 9 | Whistling | 9 | Ravine |
| 10 | Cute | 10 | Ponds |
| 11 | Verdant | 11 | Moor |
| 12 | McGruff's | 12 | Bog |
| 13 | Dilapidated | 13 | Outpost |
| 14 | Monolithic | 14 | Menhirs |
| 15 | Well-maintained | 15 | Graveyard |
| 16 | Putrid | 16 | Tavern |
| 17 | Misty | 17 | Crossroads |
| 18 | Humid | 18 | Outhouse |
| 19 | Forgotten | 19 | Gallows |
| 20 | Ancient | 20 | Greatbeam |
1d10: Uncle Cuthbert is really sick. He has a bad case of…
| 1 | The Rising of the Lights |
| 2 | St. Vitus Dance |
| 3 | Lungbeak (I'm sorry) |
| 4 | toadboils |
| 5 | Schadenfreude |
| 6 | the goat piss |
| 7 | Roteye |
| 8 | the heebie-jeebies |
| 9 | crotch worms |
| 10 | Visions of the chicken realm |
1d10: To cure Uncle Cuthbert, the wise woman Valpurga recommends...
| 1 | The urine of a he-goat, two drops in each eye, every morning |
| 2 | Licking the back of a juvenile Miregrub, under an ascending moon. |
| 3 | the liver of a conjoined twin |
| 4 | a virgin's urine, given under a full moon, to be rubbed onto the affected area each morning at the crow of the cock for twelve days. |
| 5 | to spit cherry pits on kids |
| 6 | a weekly leeching |
| 7 | the eye of an eye Toad |
| 8 | A diet heavy in dry but spicy foods, to counteract the overabundance of phlegmatic humours. |
| 9 | a dark ale with a raw egg poured inside |
| 10 | whacking him with a willow branch until he gets better. |
2d10 Unable to find peace, Uncle Cuthbert's ghost haunts the village by...
| 1 | moving random undergarments | 1 | one house over. |
| 2 | at night, opening | 2 | the pigsty |
| 3 | moaning loudly outside | 3 | the bedroom window |
| 4 | a ghostly apparition appears next to | 4 | the market square |
| 5 | squirting ectoplasm all over | 5 | his grave |
| 6 | spitting cherry pits | 6 | to the kids |
| 7 | lowering the temperature in | 7 | the pub |
| 8 | Blood curdling screams late at night, in | 8 | The outhouse |
| 10 | Complaining about | 10 | his dry throat |
Wandering Stranger: A (1d10) from (1d10)
| A | 1 | Veteran | from Mons-en-Malheur |
| A | 2 | flagellant | from next year |
| A | 3 | wooden prosthetic artisan | from sainte-Berthrude-Les-Deux-Rivières |
| A | 4 | twitchy orphan | from a swampy stilt-village |
| A | 5 | black dog | from the wrong side of the wagon ruts |
| A | 6 | Whistler with a too-wide smile | from the old crossroads |
| A | 7 | mysterious goat | from deep in the woods |
| A | 8 | thing | from the swamp |
| A | 9 | tinker | from the foothills |
| A | 10 | tax collector | from the capital |
4d10 A fairytale from the Weald
There was an (x) adjective (x) person who wandered around and (x) did something. Then (x) something happened to them.
The fairy tale starts with “There was a …”
| Number | Descriptor | Subject | Action | Outcome |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Poor | Girl | Who wandered around and gave away all her possessions to the needy until she had nothing. | Gold coins fell from the sky into her lap. |
| 2 | Influential | Lady | Whose village got hit by the Rot and tried to keep it at bay by treating the sick with the rot itself. | Her skin started covering with fungi until she was barely human looking, but she and the villagers kept their sanity and humanity. |
| 3 | Mysterious | Piper | Who wandered around and played music for children. | He was eaten by feral goats. |
| 4 | Strange markings covered | Rock | Near some village and was used for rituals on seasonal festivals. | Someone broke it and brought down a curse. |
| 5 | Blind | Priest | Who wandered around and drank water from a cursed fountain. | The Walking Lady followed him everywhere. |
| 6 | Lone | Woodman | Who was persecuted by some villagers and thrown alive in a swamp. | It came back changed and with a vengeance. |
| 7 | Ghastly | Undertaker | Who wandered around and dug graves. | They fell into an open grave and rose again with the Rot. |
| 8 | Lone | Goat | Who wandered around and was abused by a farmer. | It started the goat uprising. |
| 9 | Shambling | Drunkard | Who stumbled around and vomited on the blacksmith. | They would forever have metallic objects in disrepair. |
| 10 | Ambitious | Member of the town council | Wandering around his town at night and ripped the hearts of 5 young girls. | He got re-elected for his strong position on street security. |
2d10 - Weald Branded Bubble Bath fragrances after the game sells out.
| 1 | Old | 1 | Buckthorn |
| 2 | Fresh | 2 | Fungus |
| 3 | coarse | 3 | cobblestone |
| 3 | Peat | 3 | Perfection |
| 5 | Burnt | 5 | Bark |
| 6 | Brown | 6 | Buttmud |
| 8 | extremely bitter | 8 | bone marrow |
| 9 | Flundgunson's patented, secret | 9 | Surprise |
| 10 | Gnarl | 10 | by Cuthbert |
2dwhatever Wealdish Folk Songs
| 1 | The Goatherd's | 1 | Lament |
| 2 | Broken-Branch | 2 | Jig |
| 3 | Ballad of | 3 | Bom Tombadil |
| 4 | Gravekeepers | 4 | Requiem |
| 5 | Fishmonger's | 5 | Bourrée |
| 6 | Muddy | 6 | Dirge |
| 7 | The Bastard's | 7 | Waltz |
| 8 | The Unnecessarily Long | 8 | Song |
| 9 | The Trouserless | 9 | Reel |
| 10 | Brambleberry | 10 | Tune |
| 11 | Root | 11 | Rhyme |
| 12 | Satan gave me a | 12 | Tac |
Respectable career choices in the Weald
| 1 | cabbage | 1 | merchant |
| 2 | Master | 2 | Shrubber |
| 3 | Goat | 3 | Wrangler |
| 4 | Toad | 4 | Spotter |
| 5 | Fungus | 5 | Farmer |
| 6 | Mushroom | 6 | Brusher |
| 7 | Retired | 7 | Gardener |
| 8 | Boat | 8 | Maker |
| 9 | Apprentice | 9 | Poacher |
| 10 | Makeshift | 10 | Smith |
| 11 | Gnarl | 11 | Researcher |
| 12 | Dung | 12 | Taster |
| 13 | GIANT GOAT | 13 | Befriender |
| 14 | Honest | 14 | Pimp |
| 15 | Lichen | 15 | Cultivator |
| 16 | hog | 16 | boss |
| 17 | turtle | 17 | herder |
| 18 | moonshine | 18 | brewer |
| 19 | leaves | 19 | counter |
| 20 | Content ™️ | 20 | Creator |
| 21 | Fish | 21 | Monger |
| 22 | Stick | 22 | Counter |
| 23 | knot | 23 | expert |
| 24 | tree | 24 | butcher |
| 25 | Root | 25 | Connoisseur |
| 26 | Pickle | 26 | Vendor |
| 27 | Candlestick | 27 | Maker |
| 28 | Rot | 28 | Inspector |
| 29 | Dice | 29 | Roller |
| 30 | Mice | 30 | Troller |
| 31 | Rat | 31 | Collector |
| 32 | Arbiter of | 32 | the Goat Standard |
2Dwhatever Mushrooms of the Weald
| X | Descriptor | X | Type |
| 1 | Parasitic | 1 | Puffball |
| 2 | Red | 2 | Stinkflange |
| 3 | Eyestalk | 3 | Champignon |
| 4 | Golden | 4 | Stankcap |
| 5 | Balbutient | 5 | Bolete |
| 6 | Scruffy | 6 | Death Cap |
| 7 | Wandering | 7 | Toadstool |
| 8 | Spotted | 8 | Clubhead |
| 9 | Leathery | 9 | Bracket |
| 10 | Goat-bleat | 10 | Trumpet |
| 11 | Carnivorous | 11 | Morel |
| 12 | Weeping | 12 | Devilpipe |
| 13 | Black | 13 | Shroom |
| 14 | Delicious | 14 | Morsel |
| 15 | Whispering | 15 | Mold |
| 16 | Jabbering | 16 | Stinghorn |
| 17 | Saint Petunia's | 17 | Fingers |
| 18 | Eye Toad's | 18 | Steppe |
| 19 | Bleeding | 19 | Goatwort |
| 20 | Humongous | 20 | Fungus |
| 21 | Pustule | 21 | Inky Cap |
| 22 | Oozing | 22 | Flies Trap |
2Dx kit-bashable things from the depths of the Weald
(Figured a list of optional holiday bash-and-swap prompts could be fun)
| x | Descriptor | x | Subject |
| 1 | Corpulent | 1 | Turtle |
| 2 | Stubborn | 2 | Goat |
| 3 | Curmudgeonly | 3 | Tree |
| 4 | Mossy | 4 | Crab |
| 5 | Infected | 5 | Skeleton |
| 6 | Moulding | 6 | Deer |
| 7 | Chitinous | 7 | Serpent |
| 8 | Weird | 8 | Shroom |
| 9 | Moist | 9 | Muskrat |
| 10 | Beheaded | 10 | Hedge Witch |
| 11 | Violent | 11 | Beetle |
| 12 | Overgrown | 12 | Cat |
| 13 | Contemplative | 13 | Sage |
| 14 | Sacrificed | 14 | Limbs |
| 15 | "Normal" | 15 | Person |
| 16 | Eldritch | 16 | Hermit |
| 17 | Half-Rotted | 17 | Hunter |
| 18 | Many-Legged | 18 | Trout |
| 19 | Mangy | 19 | Weasel |
| 20 | Besmirched | 20 | Giant-Grub |
| 21 | Very | 21 | Shrub |
| 22 | Mutated | 22 | [Roll twice to combine results] |
| 23 | Dead | 23 | Centipede |
| 24 | Anything-But | 24 | Horse |
| 25 | [Roll on different table] | 25 | [Roll on different table] |
| 26 | [Find most recently read book, roll for page] | 26 | Plumb |
| 27 | Mounted | 27 | Cockroach |
| 28 | Looming | 28 | Rodent |
| 29 | Broken | 29 | Root-Golem |
| 30 | Final | 30 | Resting Place |
2dx Side Effects to Medicinal Plants
| X | Effect | Body part |
| 1 | Swelling | of the nose |
| 2 | Oozing | of the skin (all of it) |
| 3 | Blistering | of the toes |
| 4 | Moistening | of the humours |
| 5 | Engorging | of the ears |
| 6 | Bloodquake | of the lungs |
| 7 | Shrinking | of the genitals |
| 8 | Mutation | of the internal organs |
| 9 | Inflammation | of the face |
| 10 | Necrosis | of the flesh |
| 11 | Blistering | of the eyes |
| 12 | Total failure | of the entire body |
| 13 | Loosening | of the bowels |
| 14 | Gelatification | of the bones |
| 15 | Explosion | of the brain |
| 16 | Wetting | of the butt |
| 17 | Gnarlish corruption | of the fingers |
| 18 | Curling | of the teeth |
| 19 | Fungal infestation | of the immortal soul |
| 20 | Calcification | of the hair |
| 21 | Lignification | of the eyes |
| 22 | Hypertrophy | of genitals |
| 23 | Profuse bleeding | [roll thrice more on this part of the table, it affects all of those things] |
2Dx Popular Fast and Takeaway Foods in the Weald
| X | Preparation | Food |
| 1 | Fried | Eel on a stick |
| 2 | Simmered | Prime Slop |
| 3 | Questionable | Jerky |
| 4 | Salted | Goatnads |
| 5 | Brian's | Broth |
| 6 | Buttered | Oatmeal |
| 7 | Baked | Toad Nuggets |
| 8 | Raw | Mushroom |
| 9 | Jellied | Bonemeal |
| 10 | Stirred | Stag innards |
| 11 | Boiled | Frog spawn |
| 12 | Cup of | Fennel soup |
| 13 | Smoked | Bogfish |
| 14 | Frozen | Pond Scum |
| 15 | Mystery Meat | Pies |
| 16 | Roasted | Roaches |
| 17 | Mildewed | Birch saplings |
| 18 | Cream | Tarts |
| 19 | Air-dried | Gizzards |
| 20 | Pickled | Toads (whole) |
| 21 | Tiny | Morsels |
Hey ! Get away from my sight you
In the weald there’s a lot of slang words to describe the cowards riding a horse into battle, here are some of them
| 1 | Poney | Milker |
| 2 | Trotter | Dobber |
| 3 | Jade/Mare | Flayer |
| 3 | Slop | Breeches |
| 4 | Whip | Licker |
| 5 | Hoof | Huffer |
| 6 | Donkey | Poker |
| 7 | Tail | Spreader |
| 8 | Cruddy | Dribbler |
| 9 | Shrubish | Picker |
| 10 | Saddle | Botherer |
| 11 | Nag | Jockey |
| 12 | Four-Foot | Dandy |
| 13 | Whinnying | Wanker |
| 14 | Hay-huffer | Doofus |
| 15 | Snotty | Brayer |
| 16 | Stableyard | Dingus |
| 17 | Extra entry | So Julian has to redo it |
