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This is a list of twelve different sounds that players could hear in a medieval village. This list may eventually be incorporated as part of a published supplement, but currently it’s far too short for that, with nowhere near enough results for a full supplement. So, here it is as it stands as a source of inspiration and flavour.
The wheels on a passing cart full of hay squeal as it goes by.
An itinerant peddler is shouting his wares.
The bells of the village church can be heard, ringing to call the faithful to service.
Several of the village’s dogs can be heard barking out of sight.
The blacksmith’s hammer can be heard ringing on the anvil in the village smithy.
The sails of the windmill can be heard creaking as they rotate.
A cow can be heard lowing as its owner drives it though the village.
A gaggle of geese being driven to the creek is hissing at those nearby.
The hooves of a cart horse are clopping on the street.
A baby can be heard crying in a nearby house.
Several hogs that are being butchered can be heard bawling.
A rooster standing on a fence is crowing.
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When searching through a computer or network, characters may come across information that is not as relevant. 100 Pieces of Cyber Data to Bamboozle Players to Discover has 100 bits of fragmentary information the characters could find in such situations.
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A modern zombie apocalypse game should have zombies described in more detail than just as a bunch of zombies, and 100 Descriptions for Modern Zombies II has100 different descriptions for these.
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This supplement, the first from Daniel Aznavorian, provides names and legends to make magic weapons more interesting. Often, in fantasy games, magic weapons lack the depth seen in myths, legends, history and fiction, reduced to merely their game stats. This supplement has 100 different legends a GameMaster can use, which can be tweaked to better fit a setting and may also be a source of adventure hooks.
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At some point characters may venture into colder regions, whether these regions be close to the poles, up frozen mountains or simply during the winter in colder climes. This supplement has 100 different encounters for such areas, some of which may be useful, some that may be dangerous and some that may be puzzling. They may be used as background colour or as a source of potential adventure hooks.
The Pathfinder version is slightly longer and includes some Pathfinder stats for some results. Both supplements are not required.
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Deserts can be interesting and dangerous places to traverse. They may be home to ancient civilisations, either long-lost or still extant. In and of themselves, deserts can be dangerous places. This supplement has 100 different encounters for fantasy deserts, some potentially hazardous, others potentially beneficial. They can be used as background colour or as potential adventure hooks.
The Pathfinder version is slightly longer and includes some Pathfinder stats for some results. Both supplements are not required.
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The Pathfinder version is slightly longer and includes some Pathfinder stats for some results. Both supplements are not required.
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