Tables

Contents of Pockets (d66)

What the corpse has on it. Roll d66.

d66 Pocket Contents

  • 11–16 The remains of something worthless crumbles in your hands. (recovered via OCR of the p.4 art)
  • 21 Pot filled with extremely potent itching ointment.
  • 22 Necklace of human teeth.
  • 23 Bag of angry, venomous moths. Test Toughness dr6 or die.
  • 24 Pocket full of broken glass, pc takes d2 damage.
  • 25 Mad manifesto. If read, test Presence dr12 or lose 1 Presence permanently from confusion.
  • 26 Key to nearby locked door. Stolen.
  • 31 Map to a weak but wealthy family's house.
  • 32 A hopeless amount of spiders.
  • 33 Metal cylinder with gunpowder and fuse. Roll a d6. 1–2 you lose a hand. 3–6 3d10 damage wherever it lands.
  • 34 Known and liked/despised witch-hunter's face. Flayed.
  • 35 Note with PC's names. One is crossed out.
  • 36 Tortured pixie with torn-off wings and gouged out eyes.
  • 41 Map to a place that cannot possibly exist.
  • 42 Unmarked bottle with a liquid that shifts between red and green.
  • 43 Bond. A local potentate owes the holder a sizable amount.
  • 44 Death mask of one of the PCs.
  • 45 The 'Water of Life.' Heals d8. Test Toughness dr10 or go blind. Highly alcoholic.
  • 46 There was something very wrong with this one. Hands covered with something lukewarm, brown and acidic. Take d2+1 damage and smell terrible for d4 days.
  • 51 Black Kergüs dagger. 2d4 damage.
  • 52 Labelled poison bottle. Test Toughness dr12 or lower random ability by d4. The ability can be increased when your character is improved.
  • 53 Scalp with long black hair.
  • 54 Golden ball with an invisible seam, twists open.
  • 55 Bloodstained knuckle-duster.
  • 56 Two weighted dice.
  • 61–66 The result in silver.
Connections

Inquisition (witch-hunters whose faces are stolen), Kergüs, d100 Items and Trinkets (Cult expansion of similar utility)

Gaps / Expansion Notes

Entries 11–16 recovered via OCR ("the remains of something worthless crumbles in your hands"). The "pixie" of 36 is the only canonical reference to such a creature in the source plaintext.