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<blockquote data-quote="The 1 and the Prime" data-source="post: 5360154" data-attributes="member: 91434">R4So I was looking for this thread. I didn't think it was 4e, and I searched Enworld on Google for: egyptian undead homebrew request. All of these words appear on this page in the first post, and Google didn't grab it. Bad Google. Funny, I first found it through a random search on Google about homebrewing, but didn't have a request then. Now I do have a request:Home brew me a table of completely mundane (and I mean mundane in the broader sense of &quot;completely everyday and significant of nothing unusual&quot;, not simply non-magical) wilderness event/encounters. Completely mundane, but descriptive. Things that could be followed with the line &quot;... and just then, all of a sudden...&quot; but usually aren't. Ideally they could be tables specific to terrain types (i.e. forest, plains, mountainous, arctic, cave, desert...). &nbsp;Things like:&nbsp;01: A Blue Butterfly flutters across your path (from East to West)14: A twig snaps behind you and to the left224: You smell that? It's like a wet Horse Stall mixed with curing Cheesefish3.1415: Splat! A passing bird has a near miss (or not) with a bowel movement4: A pair of beedy eyes glow at you from behind a bush (it's a possum)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="The 1 and the Prime, post: 5360154, member: 91434"] [B]R4[/B] So I was looking for this thread. I didn't think it was 4e, and I searched Enworld on Google for: egyptian undead homebrew request. All of these words appear on this page in the first post, and Google didn't grab it. Bad Google. Funny, I first found it through a random search on Google about homebrewing, but didn't have a request then. Now I do have a request: Home brew me a table of completely mundane (and I mean mundane in the broader sense of "completely everyday and significant of nothing unusual", not simply non-magical) wilderness event/encounters. Completely mundane, but descriptive. Things that could be followed with the line "... and just then, all of a sudden..." but usually aren't. Ideally they could be tables specific to terrain types (i.e. forest, plains, mountainous, arctic, cave, desert...). Things like: 01: A Blue Butterfly flutters across your path (from East to West) 14: A twig snaps behind you and to the left 224: You smell that? It's like a wet Horse Stall mixed with curing Cheesefish 3.1415: Splat! A passing bird has a near miss (or not) with a bowel movement 4: A pair of beedy eyes glow at you from behind a bush (it's a possum) [/QUOTE]

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