The Omni Loot Table: The loot mega-table that allows the user to roll randomly on the 131 tables this blog has collected. This grants a DM literally millions of unique trinkets, equipment and items that players can find to enrich their world and playing experience. Try using a desktop or browser extensions if they aren’t working. Note: The links sometimes don’t work on mobile devices or some apps. d&d 5e homebrew puzzle dungeons and dragons resources dm rpg fantasy cavern logic game When the second bowl is filled, the weight of the magical liquid activates a hidden mechanism, raising the door which leads deeper into the caverns. Once a circuit of channels linking the raised basin to the lower one is completed, the glowing liquid flows along the path, draining from one bowl to the other. It is impenetrable and resistant to magic.įrom this moment onwards, a swarm of 1d4 carnivorous bats enters the chamber every 24 seconds (4 turns), through a small hole in the lofty stone ceiling. Each character can turn one tile per turn as an action.Īs soon as a character rotates any of the tiles, a stone door falls into place, blocking the way back out. They are quite heavy and require a strength score of 12 to move one. Each tile can be rotated through 360 degrees, given that all other tiles are currently aligned. Inspection of the tiles reveals that they are mounted on an ingenious gear system carved from marble. If a character attempts to catch the mysterious liquid in their hands, it feels incredibly heavy but vanishes almost instantly on contact. Each of these has a strangely shaped carving: shallow channels which crisscross each tile.
The other thirty squares of the grid are covered with stone tiles. The source is not depleted.Īn adjacent square bears a similar (but empty) basin at ground level, with an inlet on one side which points in the opposite direction to the outlet of the raised basin. The basin has a hole in one side, and the liquid is trickling out, vanishing as it falls. Affixed to the top of this is a shallow, carved stone basin, filled with an ethereal and intangible liquid which glows faintly in the darkness of the cavern. Upon one square of the grid is a short stone pillar, one foot high. There are two doors leading into this room: the one they entered through, and another leading out (sealed by a perfectly smooth stone slab). Upon entering one chamber, they see a large stone grid on the floor, roughly twenty feet by ten in size. ** Thank you to for pointing out that tiles 5 and 6 of the top row are switched around in the photo! **ĭeep underground, our intrepid adventurers explore a network of caverns carved through bedrock by a long forgotten civilisation.
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