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<blockquote data-quote="Twowolves" data-source="post: 3600724" data-attributes="member: 18093">Well, it doesn't have any blank slots that I could see. It is printed vertically once in the tables section, so you turn your book 90 degrees to read it, and you roll d1000 for entries. It contains the Monster Manual, the original Tome of Horror, and Creature Collection 1 and 2 in it's monster lists. It's broken down by climate, with each table having terrain columns to roll on (so you have a &quot;temperate&quot; table with columns to roll on for Desert, Mountain, Plains, Swamps, etc etc). It also has aquatic and subterrainian, I believe. It also has a smaller weather table and a caravan generator (through which it's possible to discern the value per pound of mithril, darkwood and adamantine, I might add) including goods, size, guards, etc etc. I don't recall it having just a lot of urban tables, if any, and it doesn't even attempt to break things down by CR, other than saying players should have the common sense to run from things they can't handle, or else the DM should have the common sense not to run whatever shows up on any given roll of the dice (instead of the dragon eating the party, he wants to talk, or it's the corpse of a dragon, or it's not a dragon at all, it's a re-roll).Hope that helps!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Twowolves, post: 3600724, member: 18093"] Well, it doesn't have any blank slots that I could see. It is printed vertically once in the tables section, so you turn your book 90 degrees to read it, and you roll d1000 for entries. It contains the Monster Manual, the original Tome of Horror, and Creature Collection 1 and 2 in it's monster lists. It's broken down by climate, with each table having terrain columns to roll on (so you have a "temperate" table with columns to roll on for Desert, Mountain, Plains, Swamps, etc etc). It also has aquatic and subterrainian, I believe. It also has a smaller weather table and a caravan generator (through which it's possible to discern the value per pound of mithril, darkwood and adamantine, I might add) including goods, size, guards, etc etc. I don't recall it having just a lot of urban tables, if any, and it doesn't even attempt to break things down by CR, other than saying players should have the common sense to run from things they can't handle, or else the DM should have the common sense not to run whatever shows up on any given roll of the dice (instead of the dragon eating the party, he wants to talk, or it's the corpse of a dragon, or it's not a dragon at all, it's a re-roll). Hope that helps! [/QUOTE]

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