Recent entries

Weapons & Armour for 1HD Groups Grand Unified Theory of Magic & Religion (for Fantastic Medieval Wargames) Obligations The Beer Seller & The Bierkellar Contacts Table for Swyvers Writing Wages Travel Too! Reputation Tables You Don’t Need Hooks, You Have Been Lied To d100 Carousing Man-Suits of the Flatboat People When Entering a Polity… Split Initiative Mentorship Applications Open Traveller Animals for the Jungles Prison Planet Review Men Sag River Extreme Cold Research Facility, Alaska. Pariah Hexfills Inhuman Violence 2 Supplement V: Carcosa Wolves Upon the Coast Grand Retrospective 2 Clerics Wolves 3rd Party Shit Writing NPCs Haystack, Oregon. Mentorship 4 - Retrospective Alternative to Boasts Pariah Session 9 - Play Report Lime Bullet Points vs Prose

Wolves Upon the Coast Hexfill Procedure

Per hex, roll a d6.

d6 Hex Contents
1-3 Nothing
4 Settlement
5 Lair
6 Weird

Vodka’s Connectivity Rule

Each hex with contents has a 2-in-6 chance of being connected to/having a relationship to another hex. The connected hex is d20 hexes away, in a random direction. “Snap” to the nearest hex with contents.

Added by request of Vodka Gobalsky. The precise values have not been tested thoroughly. Use at own risk.

Settlement

Roll a d6 to determine Size and Population, and an additional d6 for Notes. Cities are manually placed, and have populations in the thousands.

d6 Size Population
1-4 Village d100
5 Town d6*100
6 Fort 3d6*10
d6 Notes
1-3 Relationship to nearby hex.
4 A boon or ally.
5 Hostile.
6 Roll again & once on Weird.

Lair

A monster lairs here. Select/roll from the types present in the area, and place treasure appropriately.

Weird

Roll a d10 to determine the nature of the Weird in the hex.

d10 Weirdness
1 Geography.
2 Magical Component.
3 Strange Merchant.
4 Strange Tutor.
5 Strange Ally.
6 Animal Behaviour.
7 Clue to Nearby Hex.
8 Historical Location.
9 Treasure.
0 Roll twice and combine.