Environment Generator.pdf

Fan Material for Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay : Environment Generator

ENVIRONMENT

GENERATOR

By Hilary Roberts

Fan Material for Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay : Environment Generator

W HAT’S I T A LL A BOUT?

Picture the following situation: The

group gets attacked by an armed ruffian

in a bar. Suddenly one of the PCs cries:

Some of the results may seem strange.

Peculiar results have been included for

comedy value and simply because the

old world can be a very peculiar place.

But at any time, if the result seems

unsuitable to you (GM) just roll again.

“I snatch the wooden pole on the wall

and use it to disrupt the ancient

chandelier that is hanging off the wall.

Because it is so old and rusty, it falls

down, landing right on the villains head.

He falls over and the candles ignite the

highly flammable carpet he has been

standing on, sending him reeling in a

ball of flame.”

It should be pretty self-explanatory if

you are meant to use percentile dice or

1d10.

Random Items

These may come in handy anytime.

They could be lying on tables, stored in

closets, littering the floor, or owned by

both PCs and NPCs. A bit of adaptation

may be required for different

circumstances. For example: To

determine the objects lying on any table

in an average inn you might use this

method:

The GM replies:

“I’m afraid I can’t let you do that.”

“Why not? These are all perfectly

reasonable objects you can expect to

find in an average bar!”

Roll 2d10 times on the following table:

Replies the player, irritated. And so they

are. But what is the GM to do now?

Naturally he has not bothered to define

every single object in the bar

beforehand, and any decision he makes

now is biased either for or against the

player. If only he had a fair way of

determining the PC’s surroundings.

That is exactly what these tables are

trying to provide.

Roll

Item

1-4

Plate of food

5-8

Mug of ale

9,0

Roll once on random items

table

The random items table can be found

on the following page.

Details are exactly the thing that can

flesh out the game world, make it seem

more authentic and realistic, and draw

the players in. But no GM can seriously

be bothered to determine every single

detail beforehand, especially in

unexpected situations that he needs to

improvise. These tables let him create

surroundings quickly and easily.

Please note that they are in no way

meant to be rules of any sort. They are

merely tools for the GM to use any way

he chooses.

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Roll

Objects

Roll

Objects

1-2

Golden Chandelier

Book

3-4

Mug of ale

55-56 Doll

5-6

Tankard of ale

57-58 Mouldy bread

7-8

Mug of beer

59-60 Skull of a small animal

9-10

Cup of water

61-62 Toolkit (any type)

11-12

Jug of water

63-64 Dice

13-14

Jug of wine

65-66 Deck of cards

15-16

Empty cup

67-68 Toothpick

17-18

Candle

69-70 Hat

19-20

Lit candle

71-72 Shoe

21-22

Candle stump

73-74 Rusty nail

23-24

Plate of food (with cutlery)

75-76 Fishhook

25-26

Leather rag-ball

77-78 Lantern

27-28

Dagger

79-80 Red ribbon

29-30

Kitchen knife

81-82 Dead rat

31-32

Tablecloth

A sleeping cat

A dose of Laughing Powder

84-85 Tinderbox

34-35

Chicken leg

86-87 Religious talisman

36-37

Dish of food scraps and bones

Scroll of parchment

38-39

Purse

89-90 Piece of female clothing

40-41

Arrows

Bolts

42-43

Cloak

92-93 Random small animal

44-45

Horseshoe

Bunch of flowers

46-47

Random Vegetable

95-96 Random Fruit

48-49

Fan

97-98 Stash of herb cuttings

50-51

Book

Taper

52-53

Strip of cloth

100

1d10 teeth

Random Colours

These can be used for almost anything, mainly textiles and painted symbols.

Roll

Colour

Roll

Colour

1-5

Red

44-48 Violet

6-7

Blood red

49-50 Purpur

8-12

Green

51-55 Brown

13-15

Dark Green

56-57 Light Brown

16-17

Light green

58-60 Ocre

18-22

Blue

61-68 White

23-25

Dark Blue

69-76 Black

26-27

Light blue

77-78 Pink

28-30

Turquoise

79-85 Grey

31-35

Yellow

86-87 Pale grey

36-40

Orange

88-94 Striped in 2 random colours

41-43

Marble Pattern

95-100 Chequered in 2 random col-

ours

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Random Small Animals

These are needed for some of the other tables. Of course it is always useful to

be able to pull something out of your hat when needed.

Roll

Animal

Roll

Animal

1-8

Hare

51-53

Monkey

9-12

Hamster

54-56

Salamander

13-15

Ferret

57-60

Toad

16-17

Newt

61-65

Frog

18-20

Squirrel

66-68

Weasel

21-23

Goldfish

69-74

Robin

24-26

Kitten

75-80

Rat

27-29

Puppy

81-85

Dormouse

30-35

Pigeon

86-89

Snake

36-38

Speaking parrot

90-95

Bat

39-40

Hedgehog

96-97

Spite

41-43

Badger

98-99

Fire breathing lizard

44-50

Owl

100

Horse

Random Foodstuffs

You have to eat to stay alive, if you’ll want to is another matter. Note that these re-

sults only make up for one meal, not the whole day’s requirements .

Roll

Food (poor quality)

Roll

Food (average quality)

Ugh! It moved

Good bread with Sausage

What is this?

Loaf of meat with sauerkraut

(white cabbage)

Stew again!

Hot soup

Porridge

Fried Mushrooms

Plate of beans

Cooked Vegetables

Rough bread with cold meat

Peas and Mash with Sau-

sage

Blood pudding/Black pudding

Pork with thick Gravy

Cabbage

House Dish (weird but palat-

able)

Shrivelled Potatoes

Fish with Rice

Dry home-made Cake

Biscuits

Roll

Food (Good Quality)

Roll

Pies

Roast Pork

Grilled Coney

Platter of Fowl

Mincemeat

Chicken Legs

Fish & Port

Smoked Salmon

Boar & Mint

Roast Beef

Fruit

Stuffed Goat’s Liver

Mushrooms & Herbs

Selection of Cakes

Pork & Leaks

Local Delicatessen

Beef & Beer

Platter of (fresh) Fruit

Lamb & Rosemary

Cheeses and Biscuits

Some sort of Cream

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Fruit and Veg

For eating or throwing at drunk dwarfs in stocks. If the number rolled is odd then the

object is rotten. Old World food preservation leaves much to be.

Roll

Fruit

Roll

Vegetable

1-20

Apple

1-15

Carrot

21-35

Plum

16-25

Beans

36-55

Pear

26-35

Lettuce

56-60

Grapes

36-45

Cucumber

61-70

Strawberry

46-55

Mushrooms

71-80

Cherries

56-65

Potatoes

81-85

Orange*

66-75

Garlic

86-90

Peach*

76-85

Cabbage

90-95

Banana*

86-95

Onion

96-100 Melon*

96-100 Tomato*

*Might only be available off traders from far-away countries such as Lustria or the Southlands.

Interior Design

About half the action in any game will take place indoors. Players will also frequently

change between houses. Therefore it is at least useful to know what the insides of

the rooms they are in look like.

The specifications are split into two categories: Furnishing and Walls . The Furnish-

ing describes the way in which rooms are furnished, what kind of furniture they con-

tain, and what the owner had in mind when setting it up. Room describes the inter-

nal architecture of the house - what the walls and ceiling look like, and how they are

built.

For any room roll once on the table and consult the descriptions.

Roll

Furnishing

Room

Roll

Furnishing

Room

1-10

Practical

Bare

46-49

luxurious

Grand

6-20

Practical

Rustic

luxurious

Wallpaper

21-25

Ostentatious

Bare

51-60

Homely

Bare

26-32

Ostentatious

Rustic

61-70

Homely

Rustic

33-35

Ostentatious

Wallpaper

71-80

Homely

Wallpaper

35-37

Decorative

Rustic

81-90

Run-down

Bare

38-42

Decorative

Wallpaper

91-00

Run-down

Rustic

43-45

Improvised

Bare

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