Use the following tables to generate the city blocks.
City
blocks can be traveled by Main Road or Alleys. Roll for an
encounter when players enter a new block. Giant owls roost
atop some of the tenement buildings during the day. City
folk know to walk in groups at night to avoid being carried
off by an owl. (1 in 6 chance of owl attack at night, 2 in 6 if
travelling in a group of 3 or less.)
Build-A-Block
Roll 4 or more times to populate a city block, the last roll
can only be reached by alleyways.
1. Park: 1)Overgrown. 2)Finely Manicured.
3)Rock Garden. 4)Pungent Fruit Trees. 5) Pond.
6)Makeshift Playground.
2. Tenement Building: 1)Dilapidated. 2)Brightly Painted. 3. 2d6 children following a lecturing teacher.
3)Covered in Vines. 4)Burned. 5)Abandoned.
6)Opulent.
3. Business: 1)Street Market. 2)Grocer. 3)Haberdashery. 6. 1d4 Bug collectors hunting for rare specimens.
4)Pub. 5)Barber. 6)Thrift Shop.
4. House: 1)Ramshackle. 2)Abandoned. 3)Mansion.
4)Gang Hideout. 5)Burned 6)Drug House
5. Ruins (25% chance of containing a Void Battery):
1)Cracked Spire. 2)Spherical Mauseleum.
3)Obsidian Catacombs. 4)Geodesic Dome.
5)Marble Obelisk. 6)Crystal Water Tower.
6. Specialty Business: 1)Temple. 2)Blacksmith. 3)Fence.
4)Bathhouse. 5)Apothecary. 6)Library.
Common Species of The Stolen City
Roll to determine species of an NPC
1. Possumfolk 4-6. Ratfolk
2. Doggos
3. Human
7. Roachlings
8. Catfolk
Main Road Encounters
1. Troubled Youths!: 1-2)Gang Initiates! 3)Chalk Vandals! 3
4)Rock Throwing Orphans! 5)Pickpockets
6)Drinking stolen wine
2. A Pushy Tinker: Can make small repairs, gives
bad directions.
3. Street Performers: 1)1d4 Jugglers 2)2d4 Wrestlers 4. Garths: “May your soul sprout in the next life” Believe we
3)2d4 Clowns 4)Fire Breather 5)Poet 6)Acrobat
4. 2d6 Gang Members: 1)Mugging 2)Beating
3)Catcalling 4)Suspiciously well behaved
5)Drinking 6)Stalking
5. 1d4 Priests with smoking censers: 1)Praying
2)Singing 3)Prophesying 4)Begging
5)Selling blessings 6)Splashing holy water
6. Parade: 1)Paper mache monster masks. 2)Decorated saliva poisonous to others. Brewed from pungent fruit mix.
carts throwing food. 3)Drums and fireworks.
4)Fanatical chanting, dancing, and drinking.
5)Scrubbing pedestrians with soap & water.
6)Shaving the hair of onlookers.
Alley and Ruin Encounters Gangs
1. 2d6 Violent Gang Members. Roll to determine what gang controls a block. Gangs are
2. 2d4 Hungry Tunnel Lizards. eager to protect and expand their territory. They don’t like
3. Deranged Maniac: 1)Drug Crazed. 2)Vessel of Void Beast. outsiders causing trouble on their turf but encourage and
3)Moonsick. 4)Cannibal Cultist. occasionally fund troublemaking on rival turf.
4. 2d4 Spiked Centipedes. 1. Posh Hounds: Mostly Doggos, heavy makeup use,
5. A Lost Child: 1)From a tenement in nearby block. love doing graffiti.
2)Leads to gang ambush. 3)Lives at nearby temple. Initiation: Extensively graffiti a Build-A-Block Location.
4)Orphan pickpocket. 2. Meat Pie Bois: Mostly Possums, wear paisley bandanas, big
6. A Shapechanging Void Troll disguised as a lost child. on limericks, extortion.
Initiation: Trash a Business.
Day Traffic 3. Dead Dragons: Mostly Roachlings, wear fake fangs,
1. Armadillo Ox-drawn wagon taking trash out of the city. start fires.
2. Hand Pie Vendor. Flavors: Lizard, Bug, Fish, Fruit. Initiation: Set fire to a Build-A-Block Location.
4. Alley Devils: Mostly Ratfolk, wear powdered wigs, drop
4. 2d4 Roachling fashionistas on a shopping trip. marbles when fleeing robberies.
5. A Ratfolk dandy distributing flowers and looking for love. Initiation: Mug somebody.
5. Blood Boots: Mostly Catfolk, wear red dyed boots,
7. 1d6 Garths ministering to any plants they come across do murders for money.
8. 1d4 Polishers sweeping the street and picking up trash. Initiation: Stab a rival gang member.
6. Kettle Crypts: Mostly Humans, shaved eyebrows, hand
NiGht Traffic tattoos. Like cooking up weird drugs.
1. 2d6 Youths en route to/from a pub. Initiation: Deliver drugs to a Build-A-Block location.
2. 1d4 Drunk Doggos in moon howling contest.
3. Wagon delivering goods to/from a business. CITY MAP
4. 1d4 Librarians going to relax at a bathhouse. Mark off blocks of the grid to keep track of the journey. The
5. Apothecary collecting plants by moonlight. slapdash blocks of the city do not really fit neatly into a grid
6. 2d6 Gang Members patrolling block for rivals. but this abstraction makes tracking the journey easier.
7. 1d6 Gang Members vandalizing a rival block.
8. 1d4 Birdwatchers trying to glimpse a giant owl.
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City Religions 1
1. Bibliognosts: “You can only know what is written down!” They
run the city’s libraries, keep voluminous journals, maintain 2
printing presses, and will pay good money for rare books.
2. Voidiosts: “Chaos is the only constant!” Engage in chaotic
revelry. Believe in the world will one day be overtaken by the 4
chaos of the Void. They hate Polishers.
3. Polishers: “Cleanliness is holiness.” Bathhouse prayer meet- 5
ings, spotless temples, meticulous grooming. Hate Voidiosts.
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reincarnate as plants, eat mostly meat, maintain lush gardens,
7
and wish to see the city covered in flora.
8
Drugs
1. Egg Drops: Causes euphoria, bravery, and hunger. Made 9
from Tunnel Lizard eggs.
10
2. Dragon Blood: For 1 hour, body becomes very warm, your
11
3. Beetle Dust: Take half damage for 5 minutes then suffer
extreme exhaustion. Made from ground up bugs. 12
4. Void Leaf: Speed halved, sneaking skills doubled for
10 minutes. Found growing in 1 in 6 Ruins.
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Floor plan Generator
Roll a d12 to select rooms. Combine to create map.
Small: 1-3 rooms. Medium: 4-6 rooms.
Large: 7-10 rooms. Massive: 11+ rooms.
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2d12 Loot
2. Gold and silver telescope
3. Clockwork ladybug
4. Comb carved from a pearl
5. Brass kaleidoscope
6. Silver and wooden yo-yo
7. Ornate gold key on chain
8. Lodestone medallion
9. Pouch of 1d6 gold teeth
10. Amethyst geode
11. Hot pink chalk
12. 1d6 brass coins
13. 2d4 Doggo biscuits
4 tle of life has also attracted predators, like the giant owls
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7 en out of the city by otherworldly forces and escaped to the
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14. Ostrich down pillow
15. Tin ear trumpet
16. Opal fanged dentures
17. Jar of squid ink
18. Silver mantis statuette
19. Alligator skin skull cap
20. Pouch of pure sea salt
21. Purple moonflower seeds
22. Scrimshaw spectacles
23. Mechanical iron hand
24. Ivory unicorn horn
The
Stolen City
BAckground
The Stolen City sat abandoned for ages until the Ratfolk
discovered it and began building a ramshackle metropolis
built onto its lonely skeleton. Other species soon joined
them and life spread throughout The Stolen City. This bus-
that roost upon the highest buildings and the tunnel lizards
who burrow below. Little is known about the original city
dwellers. Some say they meddled with magics strange and
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chaotic and were swallowed by it. Some say they were driv-
stars where they look down longingly on their lost home.
Jobet the Beetlfolk archeologist has found an ancient
machine, some relic from the Forgotten Times. She needs
to turn it on to discover what it is (1.Airship. 2.Robo Titan.
3.Terraform Bomb. 4.Star Portal). She needs 2 ancient Void
Batteries to power it. Void Batteries have only been found
in the ancient ruins of the Stolen City. She is offering a gen-
erous sum of money for them. Her dig site is a couple miles
outside of the city.
d12 Rumours
1. The original city folk built machines that could think and
talk. (T)
2. The Garths await the awakening of an ancient sleeping
plant god. (T)
3. The giant owls can speak! They’re just very shy. (F)
4. The temples secretly hire gangs to do their dirty work. (T)
5. To become a Voidiost priest you have to spend the night
in a coffin in the Obsidian Catacombs. (T)
6. That tinker that you see all over the city. Identical triplets! (T)
7. My cousin’s friend found a diamond in her lizard pie! (F)
8. The Crystal Water Towers purify the rain they catch. (T)
9. Bibliognosts tattoo their favorite phrases on themselves.
They’ll tattoo others for a fee. (T)
10. You can feel the ruins hum during full moons. (T)
11. The original city folk are still here, just invisible. (F)
12. Traveling by the alleys brings you good luck! (F)