Hexcrawling for Ethyria pt 3 - d100 Treasure

This is some Greek-themed petty non-magic treasures 
Will do a weirder magic list next

My players are robbing a tomb now as required.

Many bronze or copper items and even silver might require cleaning to get their full value
Most metal is bronze, and iron often rusts into uselessness

d10 Quick Types
1 Currency

2 Ceramics

3 Jewellery

4 Bronze ware

5 Arms

6 Armour

7 Figurines

8 Tools

9 Weird Trinkets
10 Heroic

 

d10 d100 Non-Magic Treasure
01 Copper ingots in the shape of cow hide 1 enc each x 4d6, 100cp each
02 Small decorative bronze daggers (symbolic only) 1 enc each x 3d6, 30cp each
03 Leather bag of copper coins 3d6x5 cp 
04 Wooden box (payroll) d6x100 sp
05 Small chest 2d6x10 cp, 2d6x10 sp, 2d6x10 gp
06 Medium chest 3d6x100sp, d6x100gp
07 Large chest 2d6x1000cp, d6x1000sp, d4x1000gp 
08 Huge chest 3d6x1000cp, 2d6x1000sp, 2d4x1000gp
09 Small silver chest (d6x100gp) of 3d6x100gp semiprescious stones
10 Large silver chest (d6x1000gp) of 3d6x1000gp jewelery & gems
11 Ceramic amphoras 34L jars used for d4 1=wheat 2=wine 3=olive oil 4=barley
12 Decorative artisanal urns depicting frightful monsters d6x10gp
13 Decorative artisanal urns depicting heroes d6x10gp (exploding d6)
14 Decorative artisanal urns depicting gods d6x10gp (exploding d6)
15 Decorative artisanal urns depicting athletes d6x10gp (exploding d6)
16 Decorative artisanal urns depicting athletes d6x10gp (exploding d6)
17 Small sealed urn releases a curse if opened
18 Small sealed urn contains scroll d4 1=map 2=historic 3=poem 4=spell 
19 Small sealed urn contains d6x50cp and a d6x50sp
20 Small sealed urn contains cremated remains and a non-corporeal undead
21 Finger ring d4 1=copper 10gp 2=silver 100gp 3=electrum 200gp 4=gold 500gp
22 Arm ring d4 1=copper 25gp 2=silver 300gp 3=electrum 450gp 4=gold 1000gp 
23 Torc neck ring d4 1=copper 100gp 2=silver 500gp 3=electrum 1000gp 4=gold 3000gp
24 Bejewelled necklace d6x100gp, 1in6 d4x1000gp
25 Crown, silver with semiprecious stones 1000gp 1in6 gold with gems 2d4x 1000gp
26 Earing 2d4x100gp, 1in6 a matching pair
27 Snake armband of silver worth d6x100gp or 1in6 gold d4x1000gp
28 Magic ring casts a cantrip once per day or 1in6 chance of a 1st lv spell instead
29 Cloak pin silver d4x100gpn 1in6 gold with a gem 2d4x100gp

30 Broach with pin d6x100gpn 1in6 gold with a gem 2d6x100gp
31 Bronze decorated urn 100gp
32 Bronze jug in the shape of a monster like a griffon or dragon 400gp
33 Bronze ritual bowl 300gp
34 Bronze ornate cauldron 500gp or 1in6 2500gp but takes 4 people to lift
35 Bronze ornate bell 250gp or 1in6 800gp
36 Bronze ornate trumpet or horn 200gp 
37 Bronze set of weights 1/2 enc, 1 enc, 6 enc worth 100gp as a set
38 Bronze decorative plaque of warriors in battle 250gp
39 Bronze plade with embossed face of a philosopher for decorating a wall 300gp
40 Bronze collection of dishes, urns and goblets for noble dining 3d6x10gp
41 Bronze ritual knife or shaving razor 30gp
42 Ornate dagger and scabbard 50gp
43 Short sword and decorated scabbard 100gp
44 Bronze spear and d6 javelin heads with decayed wooden shafts 1in6 intact
45 Arrowheads with rotting shafts d4x100 1in6 well preserved
46 Bronze hand axe head 1in6 intact
47 Bronze dagger with ornate gold wire hilt worth 300gp
48 Stone mace heads or rotting haft, 1in6 intact
49 Double-bladed great axe for ritual bull slaying or executions
50 Meteoric steel dagger +1 magic
51 Bronze greaves and bracers set
52 Bronze breastplate
53 Shield with painted heraldic design
54 Reflective polished bronze shield like a mirror
55 Boar tusk helmet
56 Bronxe helmet with animal crest
57 Bronze helmet with ornate brushes on top for the decade
58 Bronze clad shield +1 
59 Archaic Hero Helmet prevents critical hits while worn, sensory checks all harder, with a magnificent crest
60 Helm of the Undersea Emperor makes air breathers breathe water and vice versa, some can be locked on, which can be enhanced by magic for slaves of underwater peoples

61 Set of clay figurines of a family in a bag 1enc from an ancestor's prayer ritual

62 Mounted monster head stuffed or painted art on some other material over bone (d4 1=bituman 2=plaster 3=clay 4=tree resin) d4x100gp 10enc

63 Crude small broken antler or bone figurine of a beast-humanoid hybrid, might be among the oldest human artworks you'll ever see d4x100gp to right collector (exploding dice)

64 Stone idol of crude, possibly human 1enc d3x100 to any open-minded goddess cult

65 Statuette of coloured glazed clay of a goddess, used in rituals and also a valid holy symbol 1enc d4x25gp (1in6 chance of a bundle of d4+2 identical)

66 Statue of warrior with axe and ornate helmet (male or female or uncertain), abstract thin-limbed body to reduced weight 5enc d4x25gp but 1in6 have text or a known clan sign and are instead d4x100gp 

67 Broken carved granite head from a statue 10enc worth d4x100 but 1in6 can be identified by an expert of a known ancient ruler so the value becomes d4x1000gp to a collector

68 Ivory figurine 1enc d4x300gp as quality and age vary d6 1=mythical monster 2=sea creature 3=nymph 4=hero 5=ruler 6=god. Some are from tusks of long-gone creatures or from monsters

69 Bronze statuette 12enc d6x200gp often depict d4 1=armoured warrior with spear and shield 2=equestrian warrior on beast with a sword 3=naked realistic nude figure of a hero with a item in hand 4=god in robes with crown and tools of office

70 Marble statue of a beast, 10enc actually a young gargoyle without wings, sometimes get collected as booty, they can sleep a long time. Most are living sorts that seem stone and keen to steal food and might leave stone pellets. 1in6 are the older kind, more like stone golums who don't eat or breathe 
71 Set of redsmiths tools of the ancient type with a 10enc small anvil and another 10enc of tools in a bag 1in6 there is a small amount of adamantium that might be alloyed of beaten into some other item worth 300gp
72 Set of butchers tools with saws, cleavers, a hatchet and various knives and scrapers 10enc 50gp but 1in6 fancy d4x100gp
73 Set or grooming tools with shears, razors and a small polished silver mirror for 1enc d4x50gp value and a brass bottle of scented oil 1enc worth d6x10gp
74 Set of dies to cut a helmet from a sheet of metal that is folded and hammered into a helmet
75 Mould to make a bronze dagger 10enc worth d4x100gp
76 Mould to make a d4 various holy symbols 10enc worth d4x100gp
77 Die for ancient currency 1enc you can turn around to stamp both sides. Includes a hammer 3enc to stamp coins from a sheet with an ancient ruler's face 10enc worth to the right collector d4x500gp 
78 Superior set of ancient iron wool shears, never rusts or goes blunt, can be used as a dagger, or giving haircuts to humans 1enc
79 Stonemason's set of 10 various chisels & files, 10 spikes, mallets, bronze saw, 10 wooden stakes and a maul in a huge bag, 30enc 100gp but 1in6 are rust proof and immune to going blunt
80 Silver ritual sickle worth 100gp but 1in6 is gold worth 800gp, can be used as holy symbol from the old wild nature religions
81 Giant sea monster tooth on a leather cord necklace also is a possible tool x6x20gp, some have ornate carvings or have become petrified long ago
82 Skin of a sheep used to collect gold dust in a stream worth d6x1000gp
83 Mighty ornate horn of bronze for war signals in shape of a dragon or other beast 10enc 500gp 1in6 is famous and lost in a battle, so is 1000gp

84 Skull of a giant snake that adds +1 Lv to any divination spells cast while holding 8enc
85 Harp of gold +1 roll any performance rolls 2enc
86 Bull mask used by ancient cults for rituals for an hour per day wearer can become a bull 4enc
87 Incense burner tripod, once a day when set up and prayed to with a ritual, creates enough incense for an hour that improves HP of summoned beings by +1 per HD, 12enc and an ornate artwork
88 Cauldron of Kings once a day, this d10enc pot fills with d4 1=porridge 2=mysterious meat 3=soup 4=beer 5=stew 6=mead, each enc feeds one hearty meal or a day of rations
89 Spear of the Sun +1 casts light one per day
90 Torch of burning that lasts forever and has no heat, nor can it light a fire
91 Javelin of copper +1 for one throw per day, 1in6 may turn into a 5d6 lightning bolt like the spell, but this destroys the javelin
92 Copper hand axe, each blow +d3 magic electrical damage sparks that can ignite straw, wood or fuel 
93 Stone mace intact, carved magic flint head, ivory haft, unbreakable except to planar beings
94 Caduceus of Healing, a wand with snakes wrapped around it +1 to hp of healing spell cast while holding it
95 Bag of 2d6 magic +1 sling stones
96 The Length of rope cannot be cut by non-magic weapons, only untied d3 yards/metres
97 Urn of brass with a griffon head with delicious magic wine 2d4 doses, each heals a d3, when finished urn crumbles as if time caught up with it with an eerie wind
98 Yoke of the oxen makes an ox or bull have more endurance for ploughing, or on a minotaur gives +1 strength
99 Cloak of the Traveller can become invisible for one round three times a day
100 Cauldron of the underworld under a full moon, this ornate 20enc cauldron can be used to create undead or open a portal to the river between the mortal world and the land of the dead

Potions are for cheaters! d12 Potion Side FX

Potions are drugs and if you used them in pro sport you'd probably be a cheat and fined.

Do good people do potions?

Various expansions for The Lost City had some cool side fx for Cyndacean potions, which are awesome. You could use this table for cheap potions or enemy potions. Some side effects are species-specific so goblins might carry potions hostile to humans or elves.

d12 Where do I get these?

2 Criminals out for cash

3 Cultists seeking loyalty

4 Alchemy school dropouts

5 Self-taught alchemists

6 Couldn't get the  right ingredients

7 Monsters expecting to be looted

8 Evil witches to make trouble

9 Druids to punish civilisation

10 Enemy nation sabotage

11 Poor or skinflints

12 Fraufulant apothacary

d12 Potion Side FX

1 Addictive - save after 2nd use or crave daily if fail another save, resist 7 days in a row or cure disease magic

2 Diarrhoea - save or explosive intestines for a d4 hours, lose 1hp per hour, half move

3 Sleep - save or sleep for a d4 hours with feverish nightmares

4 Rage - easily enraged, next d4 hours into a berserk killing frenzy in combat if they fail a save

5 Blind - save or lose vision for a d5 hours

6 Hairy - hair grows longer, even body hair, 1 in 6 changes hair colour also

7 Pain - save or in pain for d4 hours -2 on all dice rolls (some monsters like it)

8 Sick - save or vomiting a d4 hours, lose 1hp per hour, half move

9 Diseased - save or inflicted with a disease - typically lose a d3 attribute points for d4 days

10 Poison - save or lose 2d4 HP after ten minutes

11 Mutation - save or receive minor mutation next day, 1in6 are major mutations 

12 Morphic - Save or polymorphed into another species

Hexcrawling for Ethyria pt 2 Rumours + some campagn notes

One feature of Ethyria in the central north is the Home of the primal giant Geryon, his two-headed dogs (children of Cerabus), his cattle and his followers. Probably best avoided until you're a demigod. Going near it has plenty of warning signs.
 
Ethyrian Hexploration wonders
Ethyrian Treasures

d10 Quick Rumour Types
1 South

2 West

3 East

4 North

5 Underlands

6 The Sea

7 Ancients

8 Non humans

9 Monsters

10 Heroes

d100 Ethyrian Rumours
1 The colonies were not the first humans here. There were other barbarians, amazons and wild folk who were here in villages before the settlers
2 The people who built ruins on the islands were past civilisations destroyed by disasters, plagues and the wrath of the gods. Many were built by giants and other humanoids
3 Under the polis sacred plateau, there are ancient catacombs and tunnels, some are used in mysterious rituals of the temples
4 They say their is a race of aquatic humanoids in the bay, who became tritonians when their settlements were sunk by the gods. They say the sea temples talk to them in secret rites
5 Creatures from the east and west come south to kidnap citizens for food or slaves
6 The mountains were once bigger and exploded in a vast volcano, leaving the bay we have now  
7 The monsters of the mountains come down to devour the people of the colonies
8 A great Hero of the city was slain by a chimaera that still haunts the craters of the mountain
9 Harpies and peryton come from the mountains to eat people seasonally
10 Volcanic vents in the mountains go deep into the earth 
11 The western palace builders angered the gods and were ruined by earthquakes, volcanoes and floods
12 The western ancients, not killed by floods and earthquakes, were turned into tritonians, minotaurs and medusas for hubris
13 The pleasure palaces of the western ancients are now labyrinthine ruins where minotaurs dwell
14 They say the western ancients were peaceful because their palace art lacks the glory of war but they used other peoples to wage war for them while they lived lives of pleasure
15 Some say the minotaurs have their own polis in a great maze where they bring human victims to be food and slaves
16 Barbarians living in the west dwell in unassailable hilltop forts to keep monsters and enemies at bay. These are often repaired ancient ruins
17 Minotaurs sometimes gather at their war shrines, bellowing and sacrificing captives before going on violent rampages
18 There are many untouched ancient treasures in the ruins of the west, but they are guarded by the monstrous  descendants of the cursed ancients

19 Colonists have tried to settle the west but were slain by monsters, even the wild folk and barbarians here are mostly visitors or use well-defended fortified ruins
20 Many ships on the west are wrecked, and some hold treasure. Beware monsters
21 The eastern island has always been the domain of wild forest beings, nature spirits, and wild people who worship them. Civilisation is unwelcome here, but who knows what lies hidden here?
22 Centaurs of the east can be civilised and talkative, but when drunk can turn violent and lustful

23 Satyrs and Dryads kidnap human lovers often, so the eastern island is best avoided. At least they don't eat you

24 The wild people of the east are nature worshipers who revere woodland beings

25 Dryads often have several lover thralls but can be convinced to set them free with trades or gifts

26 Satyrs and centaurs can be bribed with wine or beer but best to leave before they are drunk

27 Priests of the wild folk are very wise and great healers if you can convince them you are not hostile

28 Many wild folk and forest barbarians dislike civilised southern colonies but they can be appeased with gifts

29 The eastern barbarians bury their dead with gold in hill mounds, but they are often used as holy places protected by locals

30 Some people from the colonies have joined eastern tribes and some tribes folk have joined colonies. The woodland colonies of loggers and hunters accept this more readily than the polis 
31 The far north broken wastes were once home to giants who warred and lost against the gods
32 The primal giant Geryon lives in the central northern highlands with his wonderous cattle, his two-headed dogs and his servants. His lands are best avoided. They say Geryon has three heads and images of him are found all over the north
33 The north is roaming with monsters who eat humans so it is best avoided
34 Great crude drystone cyclopean walls and tower ruins are common all over the north from a lost civilisation and giant civilisation destroyed by the gods. The region must have been heavily occupied once
35 Tribes of the north are wild and hostile, they compete with lion folk and the cyclopean one-eyed orc folk and other monstrous folk
36 There are great cavern shelters where primordial monsters and giants slumber, ready to invade the surface world and destroy the gods 
37 There are tunnels to the underworld in the north to the river of the dead, which takes you to the entry to the underworld guarded by Cerebus. 
38 Geryon, the giant lord of the north, keeps two-headed dogs that are sons of Cerebus so Geryon may also guard the entrance to the underworld
39 Many cults seek mysterious vents of vapours in the north from the underworld. Ancient famed oracles used these places to gain visions and make prophecies
40 The straight-angled buildings of the colonies fall down when earthquakes occur from cyclopses making weapons beneath the earth. The great dry stone cyclopean buildings of the ancients have remained intact for thousands of years
41 There is a secret temple of the god of death where mortals may cross a river, and the other side is in the underworld 

42 Some who escape the underworld have no memories 
43 Creatures from the underworld may come to the surface and harm the living when the gods are displeased
44 There are places if you pour libations of wine into the soil at midnight, you may call the shades of the dead you know, from the underworld

45 Their are vart labyrinths of tunnels and caverns in the earth where strange people and creatures dwell

46 Always pay the ferryman of the underworld and leave coins on the eyes of the dead for burials

47 Some heroes have plundered the underworld or rescued their loved ones, but the gods may punish those who do
48 The treasures of the underworld are kept hidden from mortals
49 Great prisons of the titans and giants in the underworld are raided by cultists and lesser giant descendants 
50 They say there are ruined temples in the north with pits that descend to the underworld from which non return
51 Great undersea polis of the Tritonian sea people serve the sea gods and titans, and like the surface people, they can be noble or wicked 

52 The Tritonians are descendants of the eastern ancient civilisation destroyed by the gods, those spared by the gods from flooding seas and giant waves became Tritonians. Those smothered by rubble and ruined palaces became minotaurs or medusa or harpies

53 There are many tiny islands and most are uninhabited. A few are home to unknown human colonies or strange, monstrous peoples

54 Mermaids, sirens and sea nymphs may all kidnap sailors and fisherfolk as lovers or food

56 Pirates operate many secret bases on islands and may bury treasure on uninhabited islands
57 Minor divinities and children of the gods may rule strange islands with supernatural powers
58 In the courts and kingdoms of the sea gods many species serve as courtiers, servants, soldiers and workers 
59 The trip to the faraway mainland is perilous, and the first colonies' heroic crossing was a feat of legend. Many other islands have remnants of shipwrecked crews and failed colonies. Some are left isolated for centuries 
60 Piracy is a legitimate profession as long as you plunder and weaken our enemies. Many are supported by island colonies or pirates may have taken control of an isolated colony. Some island rulers descend from pirates 
61 The ancients of the island arrived after the giant civilisation was destroyed by the gods

62 The ancients traded far and wide and were more concerned by pleasure and luxury than war

63 The ancients worshipped titans and gods unknown to the present age

64 The ancients adopted some of the ways of the giant civilisation from surviving humans who were slaves and servants of the giants

65 The gods turned the ancients into monster species as punishment for worshipping their enemies

66 Some cults seek to restore ancient gods and titan worship, and explore the island seeking ancient and pre-human lore

67 The wild folk and barbarian peoples came on crude sea-faring vessels and rafts. They follow gods and beings of nature and have resisted the civilisation of the ancients and were quick to replace the fallen peoples

68 Some of the ancient temples show art and remains of sacrificed bulls and sometimes humans with axes and burning remains as offerings. Maybe this was what offended the gods we know now
69 The tower builders of the northern islands conflicted with the ancients and they were overwhelmed mostly by the monsters the gods made from the ancients
70 There are many ancient ruins with treasure but many are guarded by monsters placed by the gods to withhold them from mortals
71 The cyclopsian one-eyed orcs are descendants of the giant cyclops of old and they are famed weapon smiths who are always trying to rob griffon nests for gold
72 Lion folk are a barbaric folk who have their own villages and perhaps a hidden polis. They often mock followers of the gods who failed to help them in the past
73 Centaurs can be civilised or barbarians, but all can be dangerous when drunk
74 Satyrs were once all male but mated with humans, dryads and nymphs, producing male and female offspring 
75 Descendants of giant and human hybrids in the north claim the former giant land as their exclusive property. True giants see them as inferior spawn of slaves
76 The descendants of nature spirits and mortal species have resulted in sylvan folk who change with the seasons like trees. They are revered by the forest people of the east
77 Minotaurs on Ethyria were cursed ancients who survived the earthquakes sent by the gods and were spared as monstrous enemies of humankind. Many have since given up these violent ways and their war-loving god 
78 Tritonians on Ethyria were cursed ancients who survived the floods that sunk coastal cities sent by the gods. They dwell now in various undersea polis and may deal with human sea cults. Some hate surface folk, others see humans as kin and trade with coastal people
79 Kallikantzaros are hairy underworld goblins who come to the surface world to cause mischief
80 Akephaloi are headless folk with faces on their chests. Most are wild savages but some more civilised clans exist
81 Harpies are horrible half-bird people who steal food, spread disease and torment people, sometimes on behalf of the gods. Sirens are beautiful half-bird folk whose singing voices charm victims to their doom, to devour them
82 Manticores are cruel man-eaters, with lion-like bodies, wings that hurl tail barbs. They dwell in the mountains and come to the lowlands to hunt humans 
83 Giant snakes are guardians placed by the gods to protect holy places and treasures they withhold from mortals. Hydra are fearsome, multi-headed snake creatures 
84 Dragons have come to the island to claim the ancient treasure vaults as lairs. They say the gods brought them to withhold treasures from humanity
85 Griffons dwell in the mountains and build nests of gold that they protect for the gods
86 Chimaera are hybrid bestial monsters that keep mortals from certain places
87 Perytons are horrible winged deer-like monsters that crave human hearts and have deceptive shadows
88 Sphynxes are lion hybrids, some with human heads and wings, others with ram or bird heads. They protect holy places or where the gods want mortal transit blocked, such as to treasures or cursed places. Some demand sacrifices or ask riddles to pass them
89 Lamia are child-devouring, shapeshifting, seductive monsters, usually snake-like like but may also shape quadruped lion or deer-like bodies from the waist down for mobility
90 Strigia are shape-shifting owl witches, but if you steal their cloaks you can trap them in human form 
91 Dymas was an explorer and one of the colony founders 200 years ago, and was killed by a Chimaera in a volcanic crater in the mountains

92 Abreas a war leader elected in a crisis to repel a monstrous horde from the west when the first colonists struggled to build a polis
93 Lycus was a mighty hunter who helped settle the woodlands around the colony. He slew many fabulous supernatural beasts and the great hunters lodge of Kynigós is dedicated to him and his trophies 

94 Medos a woman famed as a navigator and oracle who circumnavigated Ethyria on the first locally built ship. She mapped and made trade routes with local islands and her ship was lost on one of her voyages. Many hope to find what happened to her ship and crew
95 Xanthipe a famous healer who halted a plague that threatened to destroy the early colony and befriended holy folk of the barbarians. Her tomb is a holy site in the Polis of Kástro 
96 Agon a mighty monster slayer of the first colonists who slew a great serpant guarding the plateau of Kástro but he died from its venom. His tomb is a shrine with a brazier that is lit in times of war   

97 Agamede an Amazon who defended the first settlers and trained the first hopolite militia. There is a statue of her in Kástro soldiers perform drills in front of to this day. Amazons from far away even visit her shrines 

98 Cilla famously escaped pirate captivity and led colonist ships to destroy their island hideout. People still revere her and blow horns of warning when pirate ships are spotted. Her many descendants are sailors and serve the sea gods
99 Alector led adventurers into the treasure vaults of the ancients and slew many monsters in the ruins of the west and north. On his last expedition he never returned and oracles say his remains are kept by giants as a trophy
100 Demas was a powerful magician who came to the city and taught his arts and founded the school of magic in Kástro. He made many magic items but when aged departed on a ship seeking the secret lore of the gods on a fabled island. A memorial to him is in the school today

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other stuff

Theros gods to mythology

Athreos = Charon
Ephara = Athena
Erebos = Thanatos
Heliod = Helios
Iroas = Heraclese
Karametra = Demeter
Keranos = Aeolus
Klothys = Clotho
Kruphix = Astraeus
Mogis = Pallas
Nylea = Artemis
Pharika = Lysa
Phenax = Dionysis
Purphoros = Haphastios
Thassa = Thetis

I chose lesser-known gods where possible
I think the Theros gods while well described, are still less complex than Greece - I recommend reading actual prayers to Greek gods over just the myths, which might require a non-lending section in a uni classics library. Apparently, the public have little interest in books like this. Beware new age BS ones are thriving online.  

Helios is quite a bit simpler than Apollo, who is not a sun god in Greece, and seems an ok fit
Athena has far more complexity than Ephara, but was a closer fit
Dionysius is also more complex than Phenax and  and the book makes him look like Loki
(Forbidden North has a Loki-like evil god too - I mean like Marvel's version of Loki in both cases). 

Im thinking the Goliath species might actually work on my Ethyria setting, but I always disliked the Bible implications of the name, so I will reskin as Giant kindred.

Im saying Tritonians and some other different terms to avoid IP use but still be usable from the Theros book. It could be used in all kinds of ancient greek fantasy settings or even in some otherworld cut off by the gods. I'd leave plenty of small islands around Ethyria.

https://www.worldanvil.com/w/theros-accelt/map/c724e34e-afb6-4f25-83ed-da50f7f67178
Id place Ethyria on the far western edge of the Theros map, but Im happy if it never comes up in my game

Ancient Sardinia, which influenced Ethyria
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AfdDPl7iLu8

Name lists
https://www.fantasynamegenerators.com/ancient-greek-names.php
https://www.reddit.com/r/dndnext/comments/n2u8nd/i_made_a_list_of_greek_male_and_female_names_for/

Hexcrawling for Ethyria pt 1

As my game is small currently I'm going for sandbox style with lots of mission tables and adventure threads in my villages but now I need some more for exploration in the wilderness also handy for stuff you see on the way. It's nice when players see something on the way and mark it for later or start a sidequest. 

I recommend before hexpolartion starts set missions for players as a group and individuals.

Comunity
Family
Religion 

For Example

I will be giving a community mission from a local leader as a group

One player has family of explorers many who vanished or reported details without a closer look so lots of opportunity here. Family have a exploration and scholarly focus as those the family religion.

Another character has missing family members also and from family with a ship and sailors who worship sea god. So exploration goals fit in this well. His family are also jerks and some might betray him.

Currently, my guys have 75% of a dungeon to explore and a cave they saw and plan to see on the way home. When they return I will get them to explore the western regions of Ethyria possibly with a ship.

Also see this
helped me understand decades of reading greek stuff and the 6000 islands of greece, most unoccupied. Theros book has good island generators.
https://greekreporter.com/2024/07/07/greek-island-groups/

3x d100 tables coming

d12 Common Fetchquest Items

1 Weapon
2 Armour
3 Artwork
4 Animal

5 Person

6 Map

7 Clothing

8 Text

9 Tool
10 Instrument

11 Herb or fungi

12 Treasure

d12 Locations
1 River or river
2 Desert or wasteland 
3 Mountain or hills
4 Woodlands or jungle
5 Cave or Underland

6 City or town

7 Sea or underwater

8 Coastline or Island

9 Swamp or marsh

10 Ruin or haunted house

11 Fort or dungeon

12 Crater or canyon

d12 Common Fetch Quests
1 Recover stolen goods
2 Rescue a captive
3 Bypass guardians to get the magic herb
4 Collect an artwork
6 Gather the venom of a giant snake 
7 Capture a fugitive
8 Hunt a dangerous beast
9 Search for a lost relic
10 Find a shipwreck
11 Map part of the wilderness

12 Report on a ruin

d12 Tricky Fetch Quests
1 Skeleton of a giant from the giant graveyard
2 Collect the hide from the dragon with the head intact
3 Steal the cloak of a were owl witch
4 Get a winning prize from a dangerous competition
5 Find a sacred axe from the Minotaur labyrinth

6 Get gold from a griffon nest or some eggs

7 Obtain lightning bolts from mountain cyclopedias

8 Convince a witch to give up a secret

9 Recover a treasure from the gorgon's lair

10 Regain the relic guarded by a chimera

11 Pass the sphynx guarding an ancient library

12 Find out what the manticore pride guard  

d12 Ruins
1 Wizard tower
2 Hermit shack

3 Farmhouse

4 Old mill

5 Haunted house

6 Old fort

7 Temple 

8 Dungeon 

9 Abandoned village

10 Manor house estate

11 Labyrythian Palace

12 City of Ancients

d12 Ancient Monuments
1 Menhir or dolmen
2 Cave tomb
3 Hill tomb
4 Hiil fort
5 Cyclopean walls
6 Stone circle

7 Stone altar

8 Cliff carvings

9 Cliff tombs

10 Stone head

11 Stone statue

12 Underworld entrance

d12 Mythic Remains
1 Gigantic petrified bones of giants
2 Huge strange footprints or handprints
3 Crater with burned ash mounds
4 Great charred gouge in the earth
5 Crack in the earth with hallucinogenic gas
6 Hill or rocks with worn remains of petrified creature
7 Cliff with petrified marine creatures
8 Gigantic weapon or armour, corroded or petrified 
9 Giant skull-shaped rock
10 Giant ruined steps or sections of road
11 Ancient text on walls
12 Vast cavern with giant remains inside

d12 Ruin Occupants
1 Human barbarians, partly fortified and repaired
2 Human cultists hiding from civilisation
3 Cyclopsian humanoids (one-eyed orcs)
4 Lion folk clan
5 Lizard folk clan

6 Minotaur or possibly a clan

7 Stymphalian birds or harpies

8 Giant, cyclops or possibly a clan

9 Kallikantzaros gobloin clan

10 Giant guardian serpent or a dragon

11 Medusa or gorgon

12 Chimera

d12 Island Encounters
1 Hermits
2 Human settlers
3 Giant guardian snake
4 Satyrs 

5 Centaurs

6 Nymph or dryad

7 Giant goats or sheep

8 Giant boar or auroch

9 Carnivorous apes

10 Giant or cyclops

11 Sirens or harpies

12 Giant guardian serpent or a dragon

d12 Island Hexploration
1 Shipwreck
2 Monolith or ancient monolith

3 Burial mound

4 Clif cave

5 Wonster bones or mythic remains

6 Caves

7 Ruins

8 Human remains

9 Pool or lake

10 Patch of woodland

11 Bog or marsh 

12 Semi divine beings home

d12 Road Encounters

1 Beggers
2 Wolves

3 Bandits

4 Merchants

5 Farmers

6 Soldiers

7 Pilgrims visiting temple or oracle

8 Magician & entourage

9 Adventuring heroes

10 Horse rider, noble or messenger

11 Chariot, noble or millitary

12 Noble & entourage

d12 Roadside Hexploration

1 Milestone pointing to ruin
2 Old abandoned farmhouse

3 Family farmhouse

4 Labourers working on road

5 Grave markers

6 Campsite, possibly occupied

7 Small shrine or altar

8 Ancient monument

9 Local trail

10 Small community 

11 Soldiers campsite 

12 Ruin

d12 Western Rocky Coast Encounters
1 Tritonian explorers

2 Minotaur hunting

3 Harpy flock

4 Giant boar

5 Aurchoch

6 Lion folk

7 Manticore

8 Peryton

9 Giant

10 Medusa

11 Chimera

12 Dragon

d12 Western Rocky Coast Hexploration
1 Humanoid village (one-eyed orcs)

2 Nests of large winged monsters

3 Remains of tiled mozaic flood art

4 Broken statues

5 Plundered tomb

6 Partly sunken ruins

7 Ancient monument

8 Cave entrance

9 Cyclopean walls

10 Ruined labyrinthine palace

11 Shipwreck

12 Ancient carved unknown writing 

d12 Eastern Sylvan Woodland Encounters
1 Hermits

2 Satyrs or fauns 

3 Giant snake

4 Centaurs

5 Dryad or nymphs

6 Wolf pack

7 Giant Boar

8 Herd of deer

9 Wild folk

10 Elk or boar folk

11 Forest beings dancing

12 Woodland patty godling or spirit

d12 Eastern Sylvan Woodland Hexploration
1 Hermit shack

2 Campsite

3 Settlement of wild folk or humanoids

4 Dancing grounds

5 Stone circle

6 Hill tomb

7 Holy spring

8 Holy tree

9 Stone altar

10 Abandoned hillfort

11 Rich foraging grounds

12 Cave temple

d12 Northern Wastelands Encounters
1 Cannibals or berserkers

2 Cultists or wild folk

3 Two-headed dogs

4 Carnivorous apes or terror birds

5 Lion or dog folk

6 Akephaloi headless ogres

7 Basilist or cockatrice

8 Gorgonic iron or bronze-scaled bull

9 Dragon or giant snake

10 Manticores or peryton

11 Cyclops

12 Giants

d12 Northern Wastelands Hexploration
1 Sinkhole

2 Cyclopean ruined walls

3 Ruined tower

4 Giant goats or sheep (might belong to a cyclops) 

5 Humanoid village

6 Petrified giant remains

7 Vast abandoned cavern settlement

8 Non-human camp

9 Vast cavern lair

10 Titanic footprints

11 Petrified remains of giant, god or monster

12 Ruined city

d12 Mountain Encounters
1 Wolves
2 Giant goats
3 Giant eagle
4 Cyclopsian humanoids (one-eyed orcs) 

5 Centaur

6 Pegasai or Griffons

7 Peryton or manticoere

8 Harpies

9 Sphynx

10 Giant 

11Chimera

12 Dragon

d12 Mountain Hexploration
1 Waterfall
2 Volcanic vent

3 Barbarian village

4 Mine

5 Caves

6 Ruin

7 Tricky climb

8 Monument

9 Rock or mud slide prone area

10 Griffon nest

11 Non-human camp

12 Minerals visible

April Spot Reviews

 Ive been shopping a bit to beat some mysterious price increases. Also just spent 4k on an electrician so the benefit of home ownership vs rent cost is blown for the year sigh. Bat at least the landlord or agent devils don't visit me. God awful strata service and committee, as well as for common land I share. At least I haven't moved 8 times in 2 years and relied on airBnB for housing or sofas. But I'm well aware of how man ppl increasingly doing it tough and my young friends who assume they can't afford a home or pets or children. Recently Marion Council (across the rd) has a proposal for a Tesla factory ppl are commenting on. It will destroy public housing and crown land parks. We already have local grifting robber barons throwing money at elections using BS sigh. Hope everyone is doing as well as they can.

A nice vid on folk horror in children's games is slightly relevant to first review 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OInlv7qkz4M&list=TLPQMDgwNDIwMjUXp87k5m3_7Q&index=3

The Black Apple Brugh 💗💗💗💗
Anyone running a spooky fae woodlands setting should have this or use it to start a campaign. Dolemwood, Midderlands or my own Auldwood would all work fine. It is also cheap and pdf available FREE  One of those inspired rare adventures full of folk horror, faerie, changeling children, secret shabby elf dungeon, stunning npc's and many more good things. Even the history wasn't bloated or boring. Like any good adventure, you could talk or murder your way through. A good read and easy to prep for like 80s adventures.

Muahuitli 💗💗💗💗
One of the best ever historical RPG settings I felt helped me learn about the world and pronounce Aztec words better. The character classes and spells were awesome. Alignment is especially interesting. Lawful people collect sacrifices to keep the sun going. Taking prisoners is worth 5x the XP. It's a simple version of whitebox D&D but better than most. Readable paperback for bus rides.

5th Edition Dungeons & Dragons 24/25 💗💗💗💩
I prefer this to the 2014 edition. Its better laid out, I can read the index pages and mostly its better written and cleaner. Adapting old stuff has been workable. My player's book has a naff corner I need to fix before it gets worse. Actually most of the lore in the DMG about various campaign settings has been my first exposure to it despite playing games since 83. I will keep my older DMG and MM. Mostly I'm fine with changes to species, zorro orcs and drow in players' book and some queer twinks in art and not just bikini girls. We used term species and got rid of half species in early 80s so yay. The MM just arrived in time for a game and has more space on statblocks. My main beef is it seems for mid to high level with high HP even base pirates have 30 ish HP. lizardfolk deserved 2 pages and needed a more common weaker one. Sphynxes are now all leonine and colourful like plush dollies and not human or thirsty. Stat wise its ok but I like the weird human-looking jerk ones. I miss the actual mythic sphynxes who eat people and falcon-headed ones guarding temples - they needed a sphynx-making kit like the Chimera in theros. Mixed feelings about the alphabetisation but it was faster to use. Some plant and jungi critters all lumped in groups still. Mostly its pretty good. Ive played D&D4/24 for a few years and still feel I'm learning basic stuff. Lots of DMs filed off choices in games and made recommendations which is good but Ive taken longer to really learn these choices and put off playing some classes for complexity. My first game as DM was this newer version as I found it superior. Ive ordered a bunch of older 5th ed stuff as its on sale quite a bit and older stuff vanishing.  

Forbidden North Vol 1&2 PDF 💗💗💗💩
Real books coming. I might review again in more detail. Stunning monumental campaign for old-school essentials. Great maps and art and layout. I look forward to volume 3. I did get a vibe of the vikings vs elder gods ruined city in the ice type game as a few people had on Blogs and G+*. The lawful religion in here isn't really viking at all and my only beef but its fine and disappointed from my own delusions. At this stage Im awfully impressed and a bit inspiring. Ill possibly change score when I've read more and do a bigger review of each volume when books arrive.

*if you know the creators I refer to please post in the comments

Faking History by Jason Colavito 💗💗💗💗
Nota a game book. But inspired quite a few blog posts. PPL say skeptics makes poor creativity but I found the obscure threads in this book to be very inspiring. Basically, it debunks psuedo history and archaeology which has come to flood popular thought and drowned out actual scholars voices. Large print and short chapters are good for bus reading. On chapter talks about a brief mention of an evil school dracula went to and expands into ancient satanic schools for wizards and cults under the mountain stuff that is quite mindblowing. Very entertaining and readable and the sort of antidote we need in a world where fake history is normal.

Clan generation for Theros campagn examples

My new Theros campaign I was wondering if it was going to be a sandbox or if I could run the lost City. As we are a small group the sandbox seems more workable. Im also not using XP or promising fair encounters. Players know there is a Chimera in a volcanic crater that killed a players ancestor. They have no intention of going there yet. 

Falimy generators in the 1st ed forbidden OA book has a nice family generation system that helped create drama and conflicts of honour and obviously, many cultures have honour and family systems not just fantasy Asians. 

So I got players to make basic rolls on tables from here and I filled out some more details.
Family names as we know them were not a thing but clan, tribe or names based on famous ancestors. Players chose to be free but not nobles.

Each free or noble  family is expected to support a fit and equipped warrior ready to serve their community marked by *

All the noble families are human, most non human free persons are adpoted

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Aias (a human sailor - rogue - musician - oracle) 
Kekyra clan dedicated to Thassa God of the sea

Own a house in the port Limáni
Own a tomb in the necropolis of Kástro
Own a bireme ship named the Wave Eater
Family numbers reduced by infighting and petty rivalry

Erebos, grandfather - family patriarch Lv3 warrior
-sits on the assembly of Limáni, mean to Aias
Iole, grandmother - family matriarch Lv2 priest
-retired priestess, competitive to Aias
 
Ianthe Grand aunt - has 3 children Lv3 priest, works in temple, competitive to Aias
-Dione daughter Lv2 Priest, works in temple, hateful to Aias
-Kadmos son Lv1 Warrior, ship crew on family ship), mean to Aias
-Pallas son Lv1 Warrior, ship crew on a family ship), loving to Aias, has a child

Parents vanished on a sea voyage with uncles Pyros and Xanthos
-Kreios Father, respected Aias
-Ariadne mother, worshipped Aias

*Older brother, 5th Lv Warrior who captains family ship, hates Aias
 
Influential in Limáni through assembly and temple of the sea god
Mostly a terrible family who reject Aias career choices

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Xi (a satyr warlock scholar touched by the Nyx) 
Dymanes clan dedicated to Kruphix God of horizons

Own a house in Kástro and a book stall in market
A famous family ancestor the hero Dymas 
-had a satyr sidekick, both killed by the Chimera in the mountains
Xi was adopted by the clan and taught by a famous scholar in the Polis Plaza

Koios, grandfather - family patriarch merchant Warrior Lv1
-patron of the school, Respects Xi
Magera, grandmother - family matriarch & poet warlock Lv3
-revered poet & writer, Indifferent to Xi

Laios Grand uncle has 3 children, Scribe, Warrior Lv3, worships Xi
-Eundros son, Warrior Lv1, Loyal to Xi
-Krios son, scribe has 2 children, Admires Xi
-Leto daughter, merchant and Warlock Lv3, Patronising but admires Xi

Okeanos, Father, teacher Warlock Lv2, Patronising but admires Xi 

Semele, Mother, teacher Warlock Lv2, Patronising but admires Xi

*Older brother, 6th Lv Warrior and officer of city army, Deeply loves Xi, has 3 children
Older Sister, teacher and 2nd Lv Warlock, Respects Xi, has a child

Famous family of scholars and patrons of knowledge
Many secretly warlocks dedicated to Kruphix
Many have travelled and explored the islands and coasts of Ethyria
Kindly wise family of open-minded knowledge seekers

Ethyria: Local Problems & Carousing

 

Had a nice session zero with 2 players - my first dm session with 5th ed as I find new version more readable and the index isn't in print so fine I need a magnifying glass. 

Had a thief-sailor-musician-oracle and a warlock nyxborn satyr

heat up some of the Theros harpies for some sherds then while trading treasure asked to discretely deliver goods to a witch for a suit of leather +1. Saw a cave on the way and the with lives on a barrow mound with undead inside. Killed a skeleton and a shadow. And now resting keen to look again and visit that cave.

Kástro (Fortified Polis)
As the central police of the colony with the most people and wealth it has the greatest opportunity for spending time and getting work fit for heroes. There is also the chance to be noticed by the nobility, the assembly and the king.

d12 Kástro Problems
1 There is a secretive cult lurking in the catacombs under the upper city, who are they? 

2 The king needs someone to fetch horses from the island amazons of Vasílissa

3 A great engineer needs assistants and guards marking out future chariot roads

4 The king believes the great tomb of an ancient conqueror is in the western wastes

5 The satyrs and centaurs in the east drink the most fabulous wine, fetch some

6 Harpys in the mountains stop exploration north, and a reward per harpy slain is on offer

7 Dangerous chimaera in the mountains guards a volcanic crater with ancient ruins

8 Members of the assembly seek proof another member is corrupt and informing pirates

9 Noble offers reward for slaying a monster bothering rural farms

10 Noble needs someone to consult with a witch in secret

11 Merchant wants you to delay a merchant from reaching the market for a reward

12 Family will pay for a member to be free from being a hostage to bandits

d12 Kástro Carousing
1 A wine party invitation with literary conversation

2 See a new comedy or tragedy at the theatre

3 Athletic games or sporting event gets polis excited

4 Gladiators fight to the death as a public spectacle

5 Political debate in the theatre or on a sacred hill

6 Invited to a private orgy for elites

7 Philosopher and a poet argue with a crowd

8 Famous bard gives a recital of an epic

9 Shadow puppets of famous myths

10 Drunken sailors brawl and damage property

11 Men show of a captured mermaid before an elder says to release her

12 Shangheid by pirates to be the new crew

Limáni (Port Village)
This growing port is an extension of the polis but more rough and ready with violence or debauchery

d12 Limáni Problems
1 Pirate ship needs some extra crew to raid an island of non-humans

2 Ship captain believes crew revolting needs extra loyal crew for the last voyage

3 Ship captain has a treasure map for a local island with strange inhabitants 

4 Find this pirate ship and kill or capture them and bring them and their ship back

5 A beautiful siren has been enticing sailors to jump ship, go silence her

6 A cargo has arrived and needs escorting to another village

7 A pirate informant has been active in the port recently, who is it

8 The Demarchos needs guards for the wine warehouse during a festival

9 A mysterious humanoid in the sea has been harassing fisher folk nets

10 The sea priest needs a magnificent white bull to be captured as a sacrifice

11 A sea captain needs crew to circumnavigate the island and improve maps

12 Sea captain needs crew to wipe out a sinister island cult who killed his crew

d12 Limáni Carousing
1 Invited to cruise on a pleasure barge

2 New prostitutes have arrived starting a huge party

3 Friendly pirates bring amphoras or wine and mead 

4 Hunting a ferocious sea creature from a fishing boat

5 Drunken sailors brawl and damage property

6 Gambling and drinking in a tavern

7 Spent time in a lotus wine stupour 

8 Had an affair with a prostitute

9 Shangheid by pirates to be the new crew

10 Woke up hungover in a goat pen with no memory

11 Men show of a captured mermaid before an elder says to release her

12 Tried to catch a magical fish

Voskós (Shepherds Village)
Rustic and charming. local folk are quite jolly. They do have thriving minotaurs, satyrs and centaurs around and some drunken incompetent bandits.

d12 Voskós Problems
1 Bandits stole lots of wine and goats, save the goats quickly!

2 A minotaur is attacking travellers on a road

3 A lewd satyr has been exposing himself to women washing clothes

4 Centaurs have been demanding a tribute of wine

5 A preditor has attacked sheep and a herder d4  1=wolves 2=lion 3=giant snake 4=manticore

6 Help get this wine to another village past a gang of lazy, drunken bandits

7 Satyrs stole a storehouse of wine go get some money from them and you get a cut

8 A sheepdog has fallen down a sinkhole please fetch it

9 A ruined old house has some creature or spirit inside and is scaring local children

10 Please chase my lazy drunken sons and beat them with sticks

11 A favourite goat has gone missing please find her

12 A wicked wild boar has been scaring livestock, please hunt it for a feast

d12 Voskós Carousing
1 Fok dancing and a feast with local bards

2 All-you-can-eat grilled meat, vine leaves and fish

3 Wine festival to taste a recent vintage

4 Prettiest goat in the village contest with guest judges

5 Cheese rolling contest

6 Wife carrying races

7 Sank parade with villagers dressed as a giant serpent 

8 Donkey cart racing

9 Comedy shadow puppet shows

10 Visiting bard performs a saucy song cycle

11 Dryads and satyrs visit with wine and dancing

12 Wise old centaur visits and shares old stories 

Psarás (Fishing and Farming Village)

Those earning a living by the sea are more wild and strange , the farmers are quieter and keep to themselves.

d12 Psarás Problems

1 Someone has offended the undersea folk, take them this offering and find out what

2 Sail to Vasílissa and convince the amazons to free a prisoner, they may have a request

3 An angry merman has been attacking fishing boats find out why

4 An island shrine has had a monolith knocked over in a storm go fix it

5 A nasty sea serpent has been seen in our waters please drive it away

6 Mermaids are luring fishermen to their deaths, please drive them away

7 A ship has sunk and the cargo needs recovery but a monster now uses it as a lair

8 Let these undersea folk guide you to a secret pirate island and capture them

9 Thieves robbed a medallion from the shrine of a sea god please get it back

10 An expedition to find a lost fishing boat needs a crew who can fight just in case

11 A man has been seen turning into a horrid sea creature, find out who!

12 A man stole a pirate map and a small boat, please get the treasure before he does

d12 Psarás Carousing

1 Singers attract the undersea folk to join the village in a celebration

2 Old Bard tells the tale of the western island civilisation sunk and cursed by the gods

3 Feast of delicious seafood with music and wine

4 Ceremonial ritual of the sea lord marrying the land maiden followed by cake

5 Swimming with friendly dolphins who let some people ride them

6 Contest to catch the biggest fish

7 Sailors share stories of mermaids and sea nymphs over wine

8 Boat race and a feast

9 Days of sea songs about strange voyages and the deep

10 Mysterious lover is really a disguised being from under the sea

11 Parade of fisherfolk with masks and chanting with espoteric banners on poles

12 Invited to meet the undersea people on the sacred island offshore

Kynigós (hunters village)
The hunting folk have many festive events celebrating the wild gods and nature and non humans sometimes come and join in.

d12 Kynigós Problems

1 Dangerous beast has harmed hunters

2 Mad centaur challenging all on a road

3 Someone kidnapped by a satyr or centaur

4 Giant snake protecting a mysterious tree

5 Peryton has been hunting for human hearts 

6 Lycanthrope is living among the community but who?

7 Hunters followed beast to a cave but fear to go inside

8 Mated pair of monsters moved in area to breed

9 Forest barbarian snake cult are up to trouble

10 They say hairy wild folk are hiding in the forest

11 Dryad has charmed many local hunters 

12 Remains from a cannibal cult camp has been discovered

d12 Kynigós Carousing

1 Archery of javelin contest

2 Start of a new prey hunting season 

3 Prize for who can catch a fabulous beats

4 Drinking and singing with satyrs and centaurs

5 Women running wild on a local custom

6 Masked hunters perform eerie silent dance

7 Trial by combat to find who is false

8 Lodge ceremony for hunters

9 Decorate a sacred tree festival with dancing and drinks

10 Visiting bard from a barbarian tribe from the east

11 Women weeping for the seasonal death of a nature divinity 

12 Hunters hunt a fugitive and traitor who secretly informed bandits

Dásos (Loggers camp)

A logging camp becaming a village.

d12 Dásos Problems

1 Kallikantzaros goblins have been creeping from a sinkhole into the underworld

2 Tree spirits demand tribute or service, go find out what they want

3 Barbarian snake cults have been sabotaging logging efforts

4 A great bearded tree spirit has attacked loggers

5 A stag-headed man has been seen lurking in the woods

6 Bandits in the area robbing travellers

7 Centaurs or satyr kidnappers of camp residents 

8 Strange whicker figures have been seen stalking loggers

9 Something is stealing offerings for woodland spirits

10 A hairy wild spirit keeps attacking loggers who swear

11 Giant beavers have been stealing logs and building a tiny fort

12 Something is stealing our axes and their s a shortage

d12 Dásos Carousing

1 Feast of pankakes and singing

2 Drunken brawling

3 Bard visits singing barbarian songs

4 Woodcutting contest

5 Axe throwing contest

6 Bear folk visit and everyone gets drunk

7 Forest nymph visits for song and dance

8 Wood carving competition

9 Everyone passes out from eating mushrooms

10 Satyrs and Centaurs bring silver for wine and start a party

11 Boxing matches with a prize for the winner

12 Wrestling competition (sometimes bear folk come)

Vasílissa (Amazon Village)

This Island is known as a place where drunken excess if frowned on  

d12 Vasílissa Problems

1 A giant snake is guarding a berry tree

2 Pirates trying to kidnap women

3 Harpies are trying to start a colony

4 Enraged minotaur arrived on shore clutching a log

5 A cursed priestess has become a gorgon in local ruins

6 Mermaids or a siren trying to steal local fishermen

7 Giant octopus comes ashore at night to steal pigs

8 Sea serpent has been scaring off trading vessels

9 Amazons seek a lost relic on mainland ruin

10 Amazon queen needs a request from a mainland oracle 

11 Rescue prisoners from a pirate island base

12 A fabulous magical horse has been seen running with a wild herd

d12 Vasílissa Carousing

1 Equestrian sport festrival

2 Chariot race

3 Athletics contest

4 Chess tournament

5 Bull vaulting contest

6 Archery tournament

7 Amazon initiation feast

8 Wild boar hunt

9 Bull sacrifice and feast

10 Godess festival brings many visitors

11 Dolphin riding race

12 Sculpture competition & feast