Long Shot Request:

Long Shot Request:

Long Shot Request:

A couple years ago I came across a resource that helped diversify steadings. I can’t find it anymore, and am hoping that the interwebs may be able to bail me out.

I don’t remember a lot from the table itself, but the author provided an example in which he/she used the random rolls to determine that the town musts be eroding as buildings are collapsing into the river. But one of the rolls came up with entertainment, like a festival. The inspiration led to a town that celebrates trying to be the last person to touch the building before it crumbles, etc.

Again, I know this is a long shot, but does anyone have a link to where this could be found? My google-fu hasn’t turned up any results and I really miss the resource!

23 thoughts on “Long Shot Request:”

  1. Those are great sources, but the article I recall had a simple table that you rolled on yourself, to provide inspiration. I had (have?) it in hard copy somewhere, but can’t understand why I didn’t keep a digital format/copy.

    I’ll keep tearing apart the garage, and if I find it I’ll link the source here. Unless someone finds it first.

  2. Given the age you seem to be referring to, are you sure it was a Dungeon World article and not a generic fantasy supplement? Might help the google-fu if we could narrow down the rule system it was written for, if any. You used the term steading which is pretty DW, but who knows 🙂

  3. Yes! Krzysztof Czopek, that’s it! There was an example with it, but that’s it exactly! So it wasn’t specifically DW, but I used it for steadings and must have merged the two in my head. Wonderful, thank you!

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