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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Connorsrpg" data-source="post: 7692189" data-attributes="member: 19265">Examples for entries 1-10So at the time of writing this article, I generated several random encounters and then applied the entries from this table. So each entry had an example or 2. They were cut from the final article, but I thought I would share them here. I am still VERY interested to hear about other GM's/player's examples generated from this article.Entries 1-10Accompanied by Other Creatures Example: After adventurers destroyed their past master, wights protecting a ruined castle in the swamp have accepted an adult black dragon as their new master. Just what force has driven them to leave their ruins?Alternative Movement Example: Goblins climbing trees to rob magpie nests of food.Alternative Movement Example 2: Perhaps in hilly terrain the PCs hear crashing sounds to see a clumsy aurochs slide down the hillside and land on the path in front of them. Dinner is delivered.Ambush Example: A giant scorpion bursts upwards from the desert sands when it feels movement above.Bickering/Fighting Example: Two hellhounds fight for pack leadership whilst the rest watch on.Building/Constructing Example: Lizardfolk plastering mud over their woven shelter.Camping Example: The orc patrol has set up their hide tents and lean-tos for the night and are busy feasting on tortoises (being easy prey) roasting on the fire.Captured Example: Bullywugs hang captured goblins in woven basket-like cages over a trail through the swamp in the hope of capturing more prey.Collecting Food/Drink Example: A green dragon is encountered on the forest floor, as it is feasting on prey too large to carry back to its lair.Common Annoyance Example: In an encounter with an ettin, one head is covered in swollen, angry red lumps and is doing a lot of complaining, whilst the other head looks on and laughs. An argument as to who is to blame for upsetting a hornet’s nest is the likely result.Conducting Business/Diplomacy Example: Hobgoblins are making an offering (small coin, a chain and a large haunch of giant boar) to a hill giant to gain its favor to join them for some task requiring strength.</blockquote>

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