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Message: <blockquote data-quote="ivocaliban" data-source="post: 3226906" data-attributes="member: 17596">Flumphs! They'are all filled with flumphs!Kidding. But see Dungeon #118 if you like the idea.I have some questions first. What setting are you using? Where does your campaign fall on the high- to low-magic spectrum? Any restrictions on races? Is the island populated? Without that information there's just the typical examples of treasure ships (be it pirate treasure, valuable goods, or mysterious relics/artifacts), passenger ships (be they carrying royalty, prisoners, or slaves), military ships (filled with marines or supplies that were on their way to support one side of distant war), and so on. Of course, you can always have one of the ships be haunted by the long-dead crew (or prisoners, slaves, passengers). A band of kuo-toa may be scavanging the ships for valuables (likely at night as kuo-toa don't care for bright light) and have a run in with your party.One of the larger ships might contain a cage capable of holding a creature of Large size. The cage is broken open and several of the bones of the crew appear to have been gnawed on by a beast of some sort. A beast which may very well still be alive on the island. (I'd suggest a gray render, but whatever works in your situation.)The possibilities are endless!</blockquote>