| Encounter | Size | Detail | Number | AC | HP | Speed | Actions | Traits | Skills | XP | Treasure |
| Yellowlander Commoners | medium or small | Rarely encountered alone, the commoners of the Yellowlander pastoralists are hardy folk, ready to spring to action against the many dangers of the Veld. | Day: 1d6, Night: in camp with herders. | 10 | 1d8 (4) | 30 | Sling: +2 bludgeoning 1d4. Hand axe: +2 slashing 1d6. | Perception 10 | 0 (10) | 1d10 coppers each | |
| Yellowlander Herders | medium | The armed herders of the Veld always carry axes and flammable oil, in addition to their bows, to scare away Vulcana's evil vegetation. Each herder has 3d20 cows and 1d6 commoners. | Day: 1d4, Night: 2d8 (camp) | 13 | 2d8 + 2 (11) | 30 | Bow: +3 piercing 1d6+1, range 60/120. Axe: +3 slashing 1d8+1. Burning oil: +3 fire 2d6, range 20/60, burst 5 | Pack Tactics: advantage if at least one ally is attacking same target | Perception 12 | 1/8 (25) | 1d10 silvers each, herding equipment |
| Yellowlander Herdmaster | medium | A larger group of herders will be accompanied by a herdmaster, generally the most experienced warrior and herder of their clan. Each herdmaster is accompanied by 3d10 herders, 5d20 additional cows and 2d6 additional commoners. Herdmaster names: Don Jusco de Velder, Dona Pinta la Guapa, Don Brasco el Viejo, Dona Nuna de la Nina | 1 | 15 | 10d8 + 20 (65) | 30 | Multiattack: three melee attacks, two with axe (+5 slashing 1d8 + 3) and one with dagger (+5 piercing 1d4 + 3, range 20/60). Bow: +5 piercing 1d6 + 3, range 60/120. | Saves Str +5, Dex +5, Wis +2. | Perception 10 | 2 (450) | 2d100 gp, potion of healing, saffron pouch worth 1d100 gp |
| Yellowlander Hunters | medium | The Yellowlands teem with gazelles, antelope and stripe-horses, which the local hunters will, well, hunt. They are also skilled trackers. | Day: 1d2, Night: 1d6 (camp) | 13 | 3d8 + 3 (16) | 30 | Multiattack: two melee or ranged attacks. Longbow: +4 piercing 1d8 + 2, range 150/600. Axe: +2 slashing 1d8. Dagger: +4 piercing 1d4 + 2, range 20/60 | Keen hearing and sight | Nature +4, Perception 15, Stealth +6, Survival +6 | 1/2 (100) | 2d20 silvers each, hunting equipment, 10% chance of a map |
| Shooting Cactus | large | A pricklier pear cactus, imbued by Vulcana's suspicious possessiveness of the Yellow Goddess, it shoots soporiffic spiked pears at creatures that approach it. Once they are knocked out, it creeps up to them and slowly drains their vital bodily fluids. | Day: 1d8, Night: 1d2 | 10 | 3d10 + 6 (22) | 15 | Multiattack: the pricklier pear makes two ranged attacks (lobbed pear +2 piercing 1d4, burst 5, Con vs. DC 10 or knocked unconscious) or two prickly clubbing melee attacks (+3 bludgeoning 1d6 + 2). | Keen tremorsense, has advantage on perception checks against walking targets. Prickly skin: deals 1d4 damage to anyone who attacks it in melee. | Perception 13 | 1/2 (100) | each shooting cactus has 2d20 ripe soporiffic pears, each of which is worth 1d10 gp to tequila makers in towns and inns |
| Tumbling Weeds | small | Yellowlanders say the tumbling weeds are awakened by Vulcana's scheming distrust of the Yellow Goddess. During the day they tumble harmlessly, but at night they congregate in large numbers to subdue weakened animals—or humans. They are said to drink water from their victims with bladed root appendages. | Day: 1–2, Night: 5d12 | 9 | 3d6 (10) | 20 | waterdrinking root: +1 piercing 1d4 - 1 | ulnerable fire, resistant piercing | Percept 10 | 0 (10) | nil |
| Creeping Tree | huge | Trees are rare in the Yellowland velds because the Yellowlanders cut them down religiously in the wild, trusting only those they plant themselves and consecrate to the Green god. The native red-leaves are said to be inspired by fiery Vulcana to seek water and life fluids from the walking creatures, gone mad in their desire to keep the Yellow Goddess alone for Vulcana in her land. They move only at night, creeping stealthily and striking with aerial tap roots to drain the vital bodily fluids of living creatures. | Day: 1, Night: 2d4 | 13 | 7d12+14 (59) | 20 | bodily fluid stealing roots: +6 piercing 3d6 + 4, reach 10' | vulnerable fire, resistant piercing, bludgeoning | Percept 10 | 2 (450) | a few worn pieces of jewelry embedded in the tree's branches and roots |
| Vulcana's Sniffing Saffron | tiny | The precious sniffing saffron is cultivated around Puerto Safran and used as a spice by many wizards, particularly diviners and necromancers, to increase the potency of their spells—or so they say. It is also used as an inebriant. The wild version is sometimes more potent, if exposed to Vulcana's wiles, and actually boosts caster level by +1d4. Wis vs. DC 12 to avoid hallucinations (act as confusion) | Day: 1d8, Night: 0 | 12 | 1d4 (2) | 20 | suicidal puff of hallucinogens (DC 15), dies after puffing to save it's flower-bed-mates | vulnerable to everything | Percept 12 | 0 (0) | an unpuffed dried saffron is worth 2d20 gp |
| Roll 1d20 + Charisma modifier | Carousing Result |
| ≤ 4 | Mishap |
| 5–19 | Rousing good time, no special effects |
| 20+ | Serendipity |
| Roll d20 | Mishap Result |
| 1 | Make a fool of yourself in public. Gain no XP. Roll Charisma check or gain reputation in this town as a drunken lout. |
| 2 | Involved in random brawl. Roll Strength check or start adventure d3 hit points per level short. |
| 3 | Minor misunderstanding with local authorities. Roll Charisma check. Success indicates a fine of 2d6 x 25gp. Failure or (inability to pay fine) indicates d6 days in the pokey. |
| 4 | Romantic entanglement. Roll Wisdom check to avoid nuptials. Otherwise 1–3 scorned lover, 4–6 angered parents. |
| 5 | Gambling losses. Roll the dice as if you caroused again to see how much you lose. (No additional XP for the second carousing roll.) |
| 6 | Gain local reputation as the life of a party. Unless a Charisma check is failed, all future carousing in this burg costs double due to barflies and other parasites. |
| 7 | Insult local person of rank. A successful Charisma check indicates the personage is amenable to some sort of apology and reparations. |
| 8 | You couldn’t really see the rash in the candlelight. Roll Constitution check to avoid venereal disease. |
| 9 | New tattoo. 1–3 it’s actually pretty cool, 4 it’s lame, 5 it could have been badass, but something is goofed up or misspelled, 6 it says something insulting, crude or stupid in an unknown language. |
| 10 | Beaten and robbed. Lose all your personal effects and reduced to half hit points. |
| 11 | Gambling binge. Lose all your gold, gems, jewelry. Roll Wisdom check for each magic item in your possession. Failure indicates it’s gone. |
| 12 | Hangover from hell. First day of adventuring is at -2 to all rolls. Casters must roll Int check with each spell to avoid mishap. |
| 13 | Target of lewd advances turns out to be a witch. Save versus polymorph or you’re literally a swine. |
| 14 | One of us! One of us! You’re not sure how it happened, but you’ve been initiated into some sort of secret society or weird cult. Did you really make out with an emu of was that just the drugs? Roll Int check to remember the signs and passes. |
| 15 | Invest all your spare cash (50% chance all gems and jewelry, too) in some smooth-tongued merchant’s scheme. 1–4 it’s bogus, 5 it’s bogus and Johnny Law thinks you’re in on it, 6 actual money making opportunity returns d% profits in 3d4 months. |
| 16 | Wake up stark naked in a random local temple. 1–3 the clerics are majorly pissed off 4–6 they smile and thank you for stopping by. |
| 17 | Major misunderstanding with local authorities. Imprisoned until fines and bribes totaling d6 x 1,000gp paid. All weapons, armor, and magic items confiscated. |
| 18 | Despite your best efforts, you fall head over heels for your latest dalliance. 75% chance your beloved is already married. |
| 19 | When in a drunken stupor you asked your god(s) to get you out of some stupid mess. Turns out they heard you! Now as repayment for saving your sorry ass, you’re under the effects of a quest spell. |
| 20 | The roof! The roof! The roof is on fire! Accidentally start a conflagration. Roll d6 twice, a) 1–2 burn down your favorite inn, 3–4 some other den of ill repute is reduced to ash 5–6 a big chunk of town goes up in smoke; b) 1–2 no one knows it was you, 3–4 your fellow carousers know you did it, 5 someone else knows, perhaps a blackmailer, 6 everybody knows. |
| Roll d10 | Good Fortune |
| 1 | Drank of the Red God's sacred spring. Gain 2 temporary hitpoints per level and incredible fertility for a week. Bonus xp = Con * 20 |
| 2 | Enthralled the spying spirits of the Orange God. Gain advantage on your next 5 dex-based checks. Bonus xp = Dex * 20 |
| 3 | Imbued with the righteous might of the Yellow God. Gain +1 to hit and damage in your next 1d6 combats. Bonus xp = Str * 20 |
| 4 | Gazed into the eye of the Green God of Nature and Greed. Gain advantage on your next 7 charisma-based checks. Bonus xp = Int * 20 |
| 5 | One of us! One of us! A drunken cultist shared secrets of the forgotten Blue God with you. Gain advantage on your next 6 wis-based checks and/or saves. Bonus xp = Wis * 20 |
| 6 | The secret is out there. Hallucinated a bizarre mathematical nightmare that reveals arcane truths to you. Gain advantage on your next 5 int-based checks. And memorize one casting of Identify. Bonus xp = Int * 20 |
| 7 | Sacrifices for the blood gods! You were victorious in an illegal cage fight. You are now notorious in this town. Roll 1d24 to hit with melee attacks in your next 3 combat encounters. Bonus xp = HP * 10 |
| 8 | The world's second greatest lover. Gain a loyal, if secret, contact in the city. Precious memento. Bonus xp = speed+Con * 10 |
| 9 | Protector of the wretched. While blindingly drunk you saved some local scallywags, gain a contact in the local underworld and a reputation as a reliable fellow who stands up for the weak and homeless. Bonus xp = AC * 20 |
| 10 | Impress local person of rank. Gaining a title in this region will be easier. Bonus xp = No. of languages spoken * 100 |
| Roll d100 | Roll d20 | Area | Outdoor Encounters | Terrain |
| 1 | 1 | Monumental ruin (+50*) | Vengeful shades, ominous poltergeists or grim dust devils | Water features, lush, lillies |
| 2-5 | 2 | Looted tomb (-20tr) | Necroplis scum, long-term dwellers in the necropolis, persecuted by the Ebeteen, gypsies, tricksters and thieves | Dry, cracked earth |
| 6-35 | 3 | Dirty, poor area (-20tr, -10*) | Feral rats, cats, dogs, beetles or other vermin | Scrubby grass |
| 36-75 | 4 | Common tombs (-10tr, -10*) | Desert Scum, come to the Necropolis seeking loot that rightfully belongs to Ix | Broken stones and rubble |
| 76-78 | 5 | The Barracks of Necropolis Maintenance | Ixian soldiers, mercenaries, commissars or overseers | Ashes and burnt buildings |
| 79-81 | 6 | The Temple of the Administrators | Ebeteen priests and their opium addled coteries and guards | Scrawny desert trees |
| 82-84 | 7 | The Ducal Tombs | Ebeteen terrorist fanatics, partisans or cutthroats | Brambles, tangled thorn bushes |
| 85-86 | 8 | The Tombs of the Scribes | Effete refugees, imperialists, scribes or administrators | Salted wasteland |
| 87-88 | 9 | The Princely Tombs | Common Ebeteen refugee trash, children, women or old men | Sand and dust choked |
| 89-90 | 10 | The Catacombs of the Hundred Worthies (€) | Hyenas, desert wolves, vultures, or other scavengers | Lush, maintained grass |
| 91 | 11 | The Tomb of the Saviour General (€) | Unlicensed looters, cannibals, bandits or body snatchers | Paved, stony |
| 92 | 12 | The Tomb of the Glorious Architect | Plague bearers, infected refugees, lepers or other filth | Dried up, dead vegetation, dust |
| 93 | 13 | The Tombs of the Viziers (€) | Lions, sand dragons, thorn crawlers or other predators | Ivy, marble ruins, trees |
| 94 | 14 | The Tomb of the Forgotten King | Necromancers, warlocks, witches or other soul-burned refuse | Rainforest, choking vegetation |
| 95 | 15 | The Temple of the Watching Cat | Worms, leeches, poisonous plants, beetles, grubs or other parasites | Date palms and ponds |
| 96 | 16 | The Tombs of the High Priests (€) | Skeletons, mummies, walkers or other mindless undead | Blood-soaked ground, withering vegetation |
| 97 | 17 | The Temple of the Son | Fakirs, juicers, dreamers and other living dead | Winding paths and plazas |
| 98 | 18 | The Queen's Mortuary Temple | Archaic constructs, golems, clockworks or other never-living abominations | Large dead trees |
| 99 | 19 | The King's Father's Mortuary Temple | Eaters of sorrow, drinkers of pain or other void monstrosities | Thick with gravestones |
| 100 | 20 | Temple of the Dead God (+20tr, €) | False god manifestations, risen false gods and other horrors of the Ebeteen mummified disaster of an afterlife | Lich field strewn with mummies and skeletons given up by the ground |
| Roll d100 | Roll d20 | Difficulties | Strangeness |
| 1 | 1 | Death ward on tomb protected by the Dead God | The remains of a giant foot, only the letters OZ can be read |
| 2-5 | 2 | An area cursed by the Ebeteen priests causing blindness, incontinence, hirsuteness, bloody flux or disfiguring boils and toads. | A crucified and manacled headless corpse cradles its head and points to glory (35%) or ruin (65%) |
| 6-35 | 3 | Shattered glass or masonry shards as caltrops | The writing's on the wall, in burnt blood letters 10 feet high. |
| 36-75 | 4 | Loose rubble slips and slides underfoot | The scent of orchids lies heavy in the air, disappearing when danger threatens. |
| 76-78 | 5 | Dust swirls and obscures vision | The water does not reflect and heals any undead immersed in it as a cure light wounds potion each round. |
| 79-81 | 6 | Monuments amplify sounds and echoes | The stone is friable to the touch, crumbling at the breath of the living. |
| 82-84 | 7 | Vile stench of death and burning cause nausea | Blood red mists hang in the air, obscuring visibility and raising tempers. |
| 85-86 | 8 | Fragile masonry columns and arches collapse easily | The laughter of long-dead children echoes among the graves. |
| 87-88 | 9 | Pit traps laid by the terrorist Ebeteen | Creatures slain in this area rise again as cowardly zombies after 1d4 rounds and attempt to flee. |
| 89-90 | 10 | Landslide traps in the ruins laid by terrorists | Wounds in the area simply will not bleed or heal. |
| 91 | 11 | A lair of venomous vermin or hungry flesh-beetles | Dolls. Many, many heretical ceramic dolls. |
| 92 | 12 | A poisoned spike trap laid by some scum or other | A shrine to the demons of lust of the Ebeteen, including a trove of clockwork phalluses. |
| 93 | 13 | Gluttinous mud, pretty much quicksand | An astrolabe that plays ethereal music when the spheres align. |
| 94 | 14 | Surprisingly deep water may drown the unwary | A box of poisoned chocolates that cause rapid tooth decay. |
| 95 | 15 | Weak floor breaks under impact or weight, opening into Catacombs far below | A wall of wondrous glyphs that restore life to a withered limb when lamb's blood is poured on them. |
| 96 | 16 | Cursed ground where the dead wake when trod upon | A magical fountain of waters azure that restores mana or spells. |
| 97 | 17 | A slide, Indiana Jones style, through the ruin | A slab of preservation that draws the juices from a corpse, preserving it for later. |
| 98 | 18 | Level-draining ward on a tomb, clearly marked | A clockwork goblin toy designed to amuse a dead princeling. |
| 99 | 19 | Electro-magnetic field wards with lightning | A rock crystal obelisk that removes the heart of he who touches it, letting them fight to -13hp, but become unable to heal naturally. |
| 100 | 20 | The head of a medusa in a box is a petrifying experience | A skull carved with a map leading to the Sunken Chamber of the Purple Sand Octopus God |
| Roll d100 | Roll d20 | Treasure Values (% to level) | Scrolls | Wondrous Things |
| 1 | 1 | 1d20% | Akaula's Drinking of the Blood of the Dead | An eversinging bird of gold and clockwork. |
| 2-5 | 2 | 1d6-1% | Akaula's Control of the Pestilential Vermin | A silver teapot that boils itself and glitters in the sun. |
| 6-35 | 3 | 1d4% | Shallit's Staunching of Wounds and Curing of Fatigue | A helm of bronze and crystal and ancient glyphs. |
| 36-75 | 4 | 1d8% | Obat's Curing of Wounds | A shimmering armor of blue scales and gilded tassles. |
| 76-78 | 5 | 3d10% | Lakhim's Curing of the Diseases of the Body | A cup of clay filled that ever refills with strong, sweet wine. |
| 79-81 | 6 | 3d10% | Shallit's Setting of the Bones and Purification of the Teeth | A flute of bone that sets the dead to sleep. |
| 82-84 | 7 | 3d10% | Obat's Burning of the Unclean | A lion steed of leather and steel and clockwork. |
| 85-86 | 8 | 3d12% | Esbeen's Expulsion of Spirits and Curing of the Soul | A mechanical hand that reproduces whatever is written with a magical pen. |
| 87-88 | 9 | 3d12% | Akaula's Pestilential Transformation | A glamorous crown that protects from sun and heat. |
| 89-90 | 10 | 3d12% | Uzud's Servant of Sand | An intricate clockwork eye that grants infravision. |
| 91 | 11 | 3d20% | Vorhad's Reduction of the Living Curses | A music box that plays the tunes of paradise. |
| 92 | 12 | 3d20% | Esbeen's Words With the Dead | An axe of jade and ivory and electrum that destroys the unquiet dead and their nemeses. |
| 93 | 13 | 3d20% | Uzud's Servant of Stone | A book of glistening, wet parchment that can be erased and rewritten upon as often as desired. |
| 94 | 14 | 3d20% | Akaula's Turning of the Dead | A disembodied preserved hand that can play the strings of a harp. |
| 95 | 15 | 3d20% | Lakhim's Restoration of the Petrified Corpse | A pair of silk and silver wings that allow one to glide like a vulture bird. |
| 96 | 16 | 3d20% | Esbeen's Animation of the Mummified Dead | A marvelous toolkit of enchanted ivory, steel and stones. |
| 97 | 17 | 3d20% | Uzud's Weapon of the Source of Life | A set of painted ceramic tablets of poetry. |
| 98 | 18 | 3d20% | Akaula's Destruction of the Dead | A translucent alabaster canopic jar of eternal preservation carved with cats and moons. |
| 99 | 19 | 3d20% | Uzud's Exploding Flower of Stone | A shield of stone and gold that is incredibly light to hold. |
| 100 | 20 | 5d20% | Esbeen's Recalling of the Lost Soul and Reanimation of the Corpse | A clockwork and ruby necklace that summons imps and tells the time. |
| Roll d100 | Roll d20 | Curses | Monstrosities | Diseases |
| 1 | 1 | Blindness | A scarab with gold and lapiz armor and a petrifying bite. | Leprosy, tzaraath, eczema or a mild skin condition. |
| 2-5 | 2 | Deafness | A large rat with emeralds for eyes and dripping fangs. | Rotting pustules, warts or boils. |
| 6-35 | 3 | Dumbness | A huge dog with a tail of stone and spiked steel. | Sunstroke or severe dehydration. |
| 36-75 | 4 | Impotence | A mummy with bones of silver and sinews of red gold. | Lice. The regular or the crotchety kind. |
| 76-78 | 5 | Evercrawling Lice | A sarcophagus with thirteen scarlet giant arachnid legs. | Sand itch, particularly afflicts wearers of metal armors |
| 79-81 | 6 | Delusions of Beautious Colours | A ghoul with the head of a lion and the arms of a minotaur. | Pneumonia or dragonbreath throat |
| 82-84 | 7 | Baldness | An Ebeteen terrorist with a dagger for a tongue and lizard claws. | Visitor gut (diarrhoea) or the bloody flux or dysentery |
| 85-86 | 8 | Castration of the Impudent | A vile heretic priest with the tail of a snake. | Dropsy or fluid buildup |
| 87-88 | 9 | Eversinging Desert Spirits of Sholoth | A desert dweller with no face and an obsidian blade. | Liver, gut or heartworms |
| 89-90 | 10 | Tightening and Drying of the Skin | A corpse of a woman who cannot die and calls all rats her babes and suckles them upon her bony ribcage. | Consumption or tuberculosis |
| 91 | 11 | Rotting of the Teeth | A giant lizard all hollow and filled with gold rings and copper charms. | Withering of the limbs, partial paralysis or meningitis |
| 92 | 12 | Evershivering Cold of the Dusty Grave | The front half of a fair-haired angel with the whole back of his body missing and hollow. | Sandtoad or Fleshbeetle, eggs and larvae |
| 93 | 13 | Withering of the Limbs | A statue with bleeding red eyes that always follow the shortest character in the vicinity | Gangrene or blood poisoning |
| 94 | 14 | Vomiting of Beetles | A headless horseman who whistles through his windpipe and rides a bone horse. | Blindness or deafness or dumbness |
| 95 | 15 | Repeated Passing of the Stones of Contrition | A dwarf with no beard. | Demonic posession, epilepsy or other madness |
| 96 | 16 | Inversion of the Feet | A bull with a human head that stalks the night, offering forgiveness and peace. | Virulent inflammation or high fever |
| 97 | 17 | Kasub's Declaration "Thine Head Shalt Be Up Side Down" | A cat with no fur and a human mouth growing on its belly. | Indigestion or bloody terminal haemorrhage |
| 98 | 18 | Sloughing of the Flesh | A large dead tree that drips blood and flesh from it's drooping grey dead branches. | The Slow Petrification |
| 99 | 19 | The Pillar of Salt Shalt Be Thine Nemesis | A pit filled with the chattering skulls of condemned Ebeteen prisoners condemned to stay chained to this world until their sentence is up. | Dirteating plague |
| 100 | 20 | The Everfollowing Flame of Hell | A giant rough stone pot filled with crawling clattering hands with eyeballs in their palms. | Deathwalker rabies |
| Roll d100 | Roll d20 | Armours | Weapons | Potions |
| 1 | 1 | Red chainmail of the Cult of Everflowing Life of Ebet | The Eating Flame Unguent of Obat | The Weakening Bile of Clear Vision |
| 2-5 | 2 | Crocodile skin and antler shield | The Alchemical Grenade or Vial of Poison | The Strength of the Divine Battle Frenzy |
| 6-35 | 3 | Light linen and leather armour studded with brass | The Spear or Dagger | Killer of Fatigue |
| 36-75 | 4 | Light chainmail and boiled leather guards | The Bow or Sling | Stopper of Wounds and Healer of Scratches |
| 76-78 | 5 | Ebeteen ringmail with silver tracery | The Sword, straight or curved | The Tremor Inducing Concoction Against Poisons |
| 79-81 | 6 | Heavy banded and scaled armour with lacquered guards | The Axe | Correct Unguent Against Parasites |
| 82-84 | 7 | Heavy brass and clockwork armour with ceramic guards | The Mace | Pungent Sovereign Glue For the Reattachment of Severed Limbs |
| 85-86 | 8 | Light armour of silk and spiderfish leather | The Noble Hafted Axe or Halberd | Glittering Drink of Heat Resistance |
| 87-88 | 9 | Heavy tapered brazen shield of the Solar Guards of Ebet | The Great Sword | Sustaining Drops of Liquid Ambrosia Against Dehydration |
| 89-90 | 10 | Ostrich plumed helm of the Midnight and Midday Watch | The Executioner's Great Axe | Disease Curing Waters Diluted With Seeds Of Soluble Mercury |
| 91 | 11 | Porcelain armour of the Doll Throne Guard | The Snake Priests' Staff | Paste of Tooth Restoration and Hair Strengthening |
| 92 | 12 | Spunwire electrum armour | The Golden Hollow Dagger of Venom | Tonic of Strength or Mind or Dexterity |
| 93 | 13 | Heavy coldsteel chain of heat resistance | The Silver Bow of Burning Pain | Salve of Protection Against Draining |
| 94 | 14 | Glowing green shield of the Oasis Knights Resplendent | The Sword of Severing of the Accursed | Red Wine of Protection Against Sorrow |
| 95 | 15 | A glass and ivory helm of the Clear Mind and Watchful Eye | The Axe of Glorious Decapitation | Accursed Ebeteen Beer of Drunkenness and Villainy |
| 96 | 16 | Glyphed heavy tile and bronze armour | The Heat Wand of Urnumu | Blue Jelly of Vital Restoration |
| 97 | 17 | Sand Octopus leather armour. | The Thundering Rod of Urnumu | Green Jelly of the Virulent Toxic Kiss |
| 98 | 18 | Silver plate armour. | The Searing Staff of Urnumu | Black Lotus Juice of Forgetfulness and Joyous Slumber |
| 99 | 19 | Golden chainmail. | The Gleaming Brazen and Black Iron Maw of Shrapnel and Doom | Kingsblood Potion of Curse Cleansing |
| 100 | 20 | Jewel studded dragonleather armour. | The Polearm of Divine Fire and Cutting of the Dead God | Solution of the Ashes of the Honoured Ancestors Providing Invisibility to the Dead |
| Roll d100 | Roll d20 | Hazards | Crossing the River of Life | Is What You Want to Buy Available in Ransacked Ebet? |
| 1 | 1 | Shade Marked - drawing blood will darken the sky and draw hungry ghosts. | The God of Death drowns the handler's reason and he will try to drown all his passengers in a whirlpool | No, and it might be illegal and you may be wanted by the authorities now. |
| 2-5 | 2 | Noxious - disturbing the soil will unleash noxious fumes in the area. | Boat handler is an Ebeteen terrorist and will try to mislead his passengers, increasing Necropolis danger | No, and you attract the attention of some nasty cutpurses. |
| 6-35 | 3 | Flammable - wood and refuse in the area may catch fire. | Boat handler is grumpy and charges a princely 10 silvers a head. | Nope. |
| 36-75 | 4 | Crumbling - buildings, tombs and death pillars may start collapsing. | Boat handler is kindly and charges only 10 silvers a head. | Yes, but it's of shoddy quality or ridiculously expensive. |
| 76-78 | 5 | Dust Bedevilled - raising dust clouds will summon dust devils. | The boat springs a leak and must be bailed constantly to make it across | Yes. |
| 79-81 | 6 | Hungry Waters - blood in the waters will summon Gorks. | A small but valuable item is stolen by the boat handler's innocent looking daughter | Yes. |
| 82-84 | 7 | Rumour Tainted - rumours of gold incite great greed in this area | The boat handler tries to sell his brother's "handsome" wife to buy food. | Yes. |
| 85-86 | 8 | Melancholy - strenuous activity in the area provokes a melancholy miasma | Unless given a tip, the handler will alert Ebeteen cutthroats to the PCs location. | Yes. |
| 87-88 | 9 | Malarial - staying too long weakens the body and poisons the mind | A voluble handler will chat and talk of treasure and offer rumours. All false. | Yes. |
| 89-90 | 10 | Watchful Stones - motion will alert the Watchers of the Dead | The boat is stopped by Ixian inspectors, the PCs must show their Authorization of Reappropriation of Treasures Stolen From the People of the Two Rivers or pay a steep fine. | Yes. |
| 91 | 11 | Vulture Marked - sleeping creatures will attack soul eaters and gold thieves | The handler has a lead on high quality alcohol in an Ebet taphouse ... And high quality wenches to hollow out the any purse. | Yes, a superior version is also available. |
| 92 | 12 | Echoing - any noise in the area will echo and reecho for several minutes | The handler will sell his house out of desperation. | Yes, a superior version is also available. |
| 93 | 13 | Weeping - any loss in the area will provoke inconsolable weeping and anguish | The handler is an Ebeteen nobleman in disguise. | Yes, a superior version is also available. |
| 94 | 14 | Gaze Removing - memorizing or noting down what is seen in the area will turn the eyeballs into water. | The boat is attacked by a riverine Sand Octopus | Yes, a superior version is also available. |
| 95 | 15 | Forgettable - staying too long in this area will begin eating away memories. | The boat stinks of rot and decay, there is an Ixian body in the ballast hold. | Yes, a superior version also available at the same price. |
| 96 | 16 | Great Magnetic Field - clashing metal weapons will activate a great magnetic field which will begin to turn living flesh into steel. | The handler has fine fish to sell, though they may cause a worm infection or the yellow flux. | Yes, a superior version also available at the same price. |
| 97 | 17 | Withering - fast movement or exuberance will activate an ageing and withering curse. | The handler is dead when the opposite bank is reached. | Yes, a superior version also available at the same price. |
| 98 | 18 | Blood Jungle - any blood spilled will bring forth blooming thorn vines and bushes to choke the ground. | The handler jumps overboard in the middle of the current and is swallowed up by the waves. | Yes, a superior version is available for a lower price. |
| 99 | 19 | Hazard of the Beasts - food left in the open will attract the Eater of the Hearts of the Unclean and the Evil. | The handler can take the PCs directly to a Catacomb entrance. | Yes, a superior version is available for a lower price. |
| 100 | 20 | Truth - attempting to pray in this area will result in the vile abominations of the Ebeteen gods revealing themselves to the character and corrupting his mind with lies. | The boat sails through a shimmering veil into the Realm of the Dead, the Ferryman demands a tithe to release the PCs. | Yes, and a friendly stranger offers you a magical version for free, no strings attached. |