Witches, both good and ill, are a staple of fantasy settings, and this supplement has 100 such for characters to encounter. Some may provide help, some give harm.
They can be used as a source of aid and adventure hooks, and as a core for building a coven around them.Some witches are definitely dangerous to annoy.
To use the list, either roll d100 for random results or select appropriate ones manually.
Here are some sample results:
34. Brown Sugar Brindle: A warm brick abode always has smoke curling from the chimney and a cauldron on the hob. Weary travelers lucky enough to stumble upon this enchanted home will find Brown Sugar Brindle cooking something nourishing and warm. Rations gifted or bartered from this friendly witch will find a mouthful can keep a soldier going for a full day. Gifts of rare foods and spices will win you some of the most delectable treats and best of lodgings. But beware, their boarhound can sniff out thieves and unsavory characters and will not let them pass the front gate.
35. Chrysocolla: A word of caution to those that seek to steal from the Quartz Garden, the guardian witch will see that you fall for her snares and dismember you for her larder. Her large, blind, milky eyes can see the intention in a traveler’s heart. And her long spindly fingers are deft at creating some of the most beautiful jewelry and powerful amulets. Barter with exotic meats to win her over and acquire the very best pieces. Chrysocolla grows all the gems and crystals herself, each one polished with love, and enchanted for greater purpose.
36. Ulfhild: The Lupe Coven are feared by the neighboring village, as they prey on the livestock, much like their namesake. Sheep, cattle, chickens and horses left out to pasture oft go missing once a fortnight. All parts of the animals are used by the coven, whether for clothing, food or for their spells. Ulfhild is the Mother Witch, the grand seeress of the wolves, and a great black wolf with a scar across its muzzle is her constant companion. His bone-chilling howls are often heard just before a raid. Yet, the villagers do not seek vengeance against the coven, as their homes go untouched and their kin unscathed. No disasters befall their village, no intruders seek to pillage or take them for slaves. A fair exchange for such a blithe existence in a warring age.
Released: 24th April 2021 Pages: 19
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