2. The Obelisk
Ancient Georgian grave Goods - Fitzwilliam Museum |
Surrounding the obelisk is a litter of
offerings, mostly desiccated or decayed flowers and food, with 29
sealed jars/clay pots or small wooden chests that each contain a
funerary offering (roll on table below for each offering looted). The
looting of these offerings will anger the deity Jackal-Mask and will occasion an attack by corpse fleas after 1D4 turns, if the PC's remain in the area. Treat this attack as the random encounter appropriate to that time of day with +2 fleas added to the number appearing.
Use the following table to stock memorial or grave offerings.
D20 | Contents of memorial offering. |
1 | Stale bread and rotten fruits – smells vile. |
2 | 1D10 cp |
3 | A crude painting of an elderly person (50% for either gender) |
4 | Fine spices (70% stale and worthless, 30% still good and worth 10gp) |
5 | 1D10 sp and 1D6 cp |
6 | Small wax effigy, disturbingly lifelike. |
7 | Hell Money (fake paper money) 10% if taken will bring minor curse (-1 to something) onto thief. |
8 | Mummified baby grunkie (10% wearing miniature hat/95% fez) |
9 | 1D100 cp, 1D20 sp, 1D4 gp and 20% a piece of common jewelery (25 gp) |
10 | A bottle of of good quality Scale Brandy – worth 5 gp |
11 | Flowers, long dead and rotting. |
12 | Flowers, long dead and dried |
13 | 1D10gp (25% chance loose, 25% wrapped in paper, 25% tied in ribbon, 25% fused together) |
14 | The pitiful body of a dead infant (40% with a ominous birthmark 20% died by violence). |
15 | Ashes, 80% they're a person's. |
16 | Silver nicknack: it's a tea-strainer, set of figurines, fork & knife, dice - worth 1 GP |
17 | Head - 79% human skull, 20% recognizable naturally & mummified, 1% fresh, looks exactly like PC. |
18 | A beaded charm, if worn will make next successful attack on wearer miss. Useless afterward. |
19 | 1D4 10gp gems. |
20 | Cache containing thieves tools, 1D20gp, and a map to a criminal safe-house in Lugosi. |
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