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Fan Material for Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay : Random Treasure Generation

WFRP RANDOM

TREASURE GENERATION

Article by Dan White

Fan Material for Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay : Random Treasure Generation

This resource is designed to generate random

treasures for encounters in WFRP. Find the

slaughter margin of the creature defeated and

roll on the tables below to find which treasure

sub-table you need to roll on. When numerous

creatures have been overcome, then it may be

worth moving the slaughter margin up a degree

or two and rolling on those tables instead to

represent a shared cache of treasures.

Table 2: Finds based on Slaughter Margin

(roll 1D10)

Very Easy

Easy

Routine

Disgusting

Disgusting Knick-knacks

It should also be noted that the disgusting table

is only likely to be viable for creatures like

greenskins, beastmen and the like. Even though

a human opponent may have a slaughter

margin of very easy, he’s unlikely to go in for

hauling a mug of puss around with him.

Disgusting Knick-knacks Knick-knacks

5 Knick-knacks Knick-knacks Knick-knacks

6 Knick-knacks Knick-knacks Knick-knacks

7 Knick-knacks Knick-knacks

Item

Scaling

The chances of randomly rolling a magical item

or potion using these tables are pretty slim.

Some people like it this way and some prefer to

have more magic in their games. If you want to

increase the chances of rolling a magical item

(or indeed any of the treasure categories

present in this document), then you can adjust

the slaughter margin treasure tables. For

example, you might want to increase the

chances of rolling a ‘special’ result on the

average slaughter margin table. You could drop

a couple of instances of knick-knacks, items

and valuables and introduce a chance of a

special result. Likewise, if you want to restrict

special results even further, then simply move

the results in the other direction. Alternatively,

you could move the slaughter margin up or

down a category or two, as was discussed in

the introduction for multiple foes. This way, you

can customise these tables to best fit your own

campaign.

8 Knick-knacks

Item

Average

Challenging

Hard

Disgusting Knick-knacks Knick-knacks

2 Knick-knacks Knick-knacks Knick-knacks

3 Knick-knacks Knick-knacks

Item

4 Knick-knacks Knick-knacks

Item

5 Knick-knacks

Item

Valuables

Item

Valuables

Item

Valuables

Table 1: Number of Items (roll 1D10)

10 Valuables

Valuables

Special

Average

Haul

Very Hard Impossible

Small Haul

Great Haul

Item

None

Item

None

Item

Valuables

None

Valuables

None

Valuables

Special

Valuables

Special

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Table 3: Disgusting ‘Treasures’

(roll 1D100)

Table 4: Knick-knacks

(roll 1D100)

01-03 A stick of chalk

01-03 A stained handkerchief

04-06 A ball of coloured wool

04-06 Several severed toes and/or digits

07-09 A knobbly candle

07-09 A ball of ear wax

10-12 A journal written in the owner’s language

10-12 An erotic letter written in the owner’s

language

13-15 A letter to “Herr Magnus” decrying the lack

of decent vegetables

13-15 A bag full of excrement

16-18 A bag of Wissenland candies

16-18 Toenail clippings sewn onto a leather strap

19-21 Seven bird feathers of differing colours

19-21 Bigoted jokes scribbled on human skin

22-24 A badge from Bugman’s brewery

22-24 A stuffed bird covered in a sweet coating,

with several lick marks

25-27 A sewing kit

28-30 A new whetstone

25-27 A shrunken head

31-33 A recipe for “Madam Hendrich’s Fortifying

sheep’s bladder soup”

28-30 A lewd drawing

31-33 Illustrations of torture techniques

34-36 Two rag dolls

34-36 A set of wooden false teeth

37-39 Mug with a painting of Magnus the Pious

40-42 A walking cane

37-39 A wooden rod, about 6” long

43-45 A one way coach ticket (Four Seasons

Coaching House) from Altdorf to Nuln

40-42 A string of Elven ears

43-45 Rats in a stew pot

46-48 A heraldic banner

46-48 A finger bone painted to resemble a snake

49-51 A hat pin of tarnished copper

49-51 A mouldy and smelly piece of cheese

52-55 A wooden set of dice and throwing cup

52-55 Strips of bloody skin

56-58 Three paintbrushes

59-61 Pamphlet demanding that “The orphanage

be given all the city’s discarded shoes”

56-58 Slug mash

59-61 A rawhide doll with strategic holes

62-64 Scrawled map of a building called “The

Drummer’s Boudoir” and the name

‘Esmerelda’ with a heart next to it.

62-64 A box of fleas or other small invertebrates

65-67 A bag of insects impaled on thorns

65-67 Token redeemable for a round of cheese

at ‘Uncle Adolph’s Cheese repository’

68-70 Stained undergarments

68-70 Six gambling chips

71-73 Sweetmeats

71-73 A miniature pistol made from soap

74-76 Curdled milk with green scum on the top

74-76 Directions to a Barber-Surgeon in Altdorf

77-79 “Rumster’s Best Badger Broth”

77-79 A piece of fiction in the owner’s language

80-82 A Snotling’s snot

80-82 Some numbers on a grease stained cloth

82-85 A dozen tongues sewn together to make a

monster tongue

82-85 A Cathayan finger puzzle

86-88 Dried fruit in a greased bag

86-88 A filleted humanoid stuffed into a sack.

Icky

89-91 A pomegranate pie

89-91 A glass eye covered in excrement

92-94 Wooden figure of a Dwarf with spiky hair

92-94 A mug of puss from a mutant

95-97 Lyrics to a song called “Don’t crowd the

privy door” with a rousing chorus about the

joys of the galloping trots

95-97 Matted fur that crawls with movement

98-00 A Bestigor’s pizzle

98-00 A shale slate with “Gotrex woz ‘ere”

scrawled on it in chalk

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Table 5: Items (roll 1D100)

1 Mail Coif

35 Cutlery, metal

69 Throwing axe/hammer

2 Spirits, bottle

36 Mirror

70 Full plate armour

3 Kettle

37 Tankard, pewter

71 Overcoat

4 3 leaves of parchment & ink

38 Spade

72 Sack

5 Lock Picks

39 Manacles

73 Lantern, storm

6 Healing Draught

40 Lucky charm

74 2 blankets

7 2 water skins

41 Grappling hook

75 Cutlery, silver

8 Rope, 20 yards

42 Saddlebag

76 Musical instrument

9 Sword-breaker

43 Tent

77 Lock, quality

10 Lantern & oil

44 Sleeved mail shirt

78 Crowbar

11 Deck of cards

45 Plate helmet

79 Sledgehammer

12 Bow & 10 arrows

46 Rapier

80 Fish hook & line

13 Hat, simple

47 Dagger

81 Black lotus

14 Leather jack

48 Blunderbuss

82 Religious Relic

15 Rations (1 week)

49 Spear

83 Veteran’s hand

16 Gin trap

50 Full mail armour

84 Saddle & harness

17 Trade tools (may be bulky)

51 Perfume

85 Wine, quality

18 Gilded nose

52 Abacus

86 Entertainer’s garb

19 Flail

53 Mandrake root

87 Foil

20 Sling

54 Blessed water

88 Buckler

21 Mail Leggings

55 Flask, metal

89 Longbow

22 Cloak

56 Pouch

90 Repeater crossbow

23 1d10 cooking pots

57 Backpack

91 Gunpowder & shot (enough

for 10)

24 Disguise kit

58 Uniform

92 20 arrows

25 Writing kit

59 Plate bracers

93 20 bolts

26 Poor item (roll again, that

item is of poor quality)

60 Good item (roll again, that

item is of good quality)

94 Best item (roll again, that

item is of best quality)

27 Grimoire

61 Bola

95 Halberd

28 Antitoxin kit

62 Whip

96 Lasso

29 Robes

63 Pistol

97 Chest

30 Plate bracers

64 Morning Star

98 5 pieces of paper

31 Hand weapon (choose one)

65 Demilance

99 1d10/2 Metal ingots, base

32 Javelin

66 Great weapon

00 Chimera spittle

33 Full leather armour

67 Shield

34 Scroll/map case

68 Crossbow

Table 6: Calculating Worth of Valuables

Slaughter Margin

Worth of Valuable

Slaughter Margin

Worth of Valuable

Average

1d10 x 5 gc

Very Hard

1d10 x 40 gc

Challenging

1d10 x 10 gc

Impossible

1d10 x 80 gc

Hard

1d10 x 20 gc

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Table 7: Valuables (roll 1D100)

Jewelled broach

36 A ladies brocade dress

61 Painting of Verena

A book entitled “How to kill

Orcs in the Emperor’s

Service” written by Marshall

Koenig

37 “Peering into the abyss” a

book by Werner Kesselring

about his days as a witch

hunter. May be a banned

tome

62 Wanted poster for a pattern

killer in Marienburg “Wild

Willi” with notes on his habits

and haunts. Roll value for the

reward offered

Snuff box inlaid with ivory

38 Ceremonial golden dagger

63 Embalmed daemon’s hand

A gold handled walking

cane

39 Jewelled opera glasses

64 An Elven crafted bow

A porcelain mask

40 A golden earring

65 A Kislevite amber cameo

“Dead Parrots’ Society” a

satirical woodcut of great

workmanship

41 A sealed pot of ‘Imperial

Jelly’, a food delicacy of the

nobility

66 “A View of the Tower” an

ethereal painting purported to

be of the Tower of Hoerth

A lace shawl

42 A coronet

67 Lustrian herbs & spices

Letters said to belong to an

Elector that detail an

infidelity

43 A lyre with frets of pearl and

adorned with rare lacquers

68 Genie in a bottle, pickled in

vinegar

“The Ascension of Sigmar”

an oil painting

44 A golden pie dedicated to

“The master pie maker”

69 A ring bearing the seal of a

noble house of the Empire

10 A large woven rug depicting

a bear hunt

45 A puzzle box inlaid with

mother of pearl

70 “Moonflowers” a painting by

Ludwin van Goth

11-19 Coins, silver shillings

46 A silk handkerchief

71 Antique coins

20 A silver letter opener with an

inlaid jet in the handle

47 Ten gold buttons mounted

with small rubies

72 A magnifying lens of great

power

21 A cut crystal decanter

48 A gold framed mirror

73 A diamond studded choker

22 Sixty charcoal portraits of

the churches of the Empire

49 “Temple Tales” bawdy

stories from the cloisters

74 A funerary urn painted with

dragons

23 The golden hammer of

Krutz, an unwieldy

Warhammer

50 A chessboard of ebony &

ivory with silver pieces

75 Set of gold knuckles (like

brass ones, but golden)

24 Golden candelabra

51 A tortoiseshell box

76 Bottle of wine (2402 vintage)

25 An erotic statuette in jade

52 A decorated breastplate

77 Entertainer’s garb

26 A set of painted plates

depicting scenes from the

Battle of Black Fire pass

53 Blueprint for a shipboard

engine of war, awaiting

patents from the

Marienburg Engineers’

Guild

78 A ceramic chamber pot

decorated with scenes from

the infamous song “Don’t

crowd the privy door”

27 A jewelled scabbard

54 Fencing foil. Jewelled hilt

79 Rapier

28 An ivory back-scratcher

55 A set of golden spurs

80 Buckler

29 An immaculate model ship

held within a crystal bottle

56 cameo depicting Magnus

the Pious

81 A working model of a

steamtank, of Dwarven make

30 A ruby ring

57 An ermine cloak

82 Rich, nobles clothes

32 A lacquered cabinet

58 Tiny ruby slippers

83 A jewelled tiara

33 Original copy of “The Farce

in the Fog” by Detlef Sierck.

Signed by the great man

59 An astronomical chart

featuring illuminations of

celestial bodies

84-87 Jewellery such as rings,

necklaces, broaches or

bracelets

34 A belt made from Manticore

skin and stitched with gold

leaf

60 An inkpot made from an

Orc’s tusk and highlighted

in silver

88-92 Gems such as ruby, sapphire,

semi-precious stones

35 An illuminated prayer book 61 A chunky gold chain

91-00 Coins, gold crowns

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