Evil Small Town Mayor
A pleasant little hamlet is just the right place for the rise of evil, tyrannical power at the hands of a maniacal politician. Throw one of these into your narrative to twist up your plot!
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Fantasy
Adventuring Scout
When the way ahead looks dangerous and dismal, send the adventuring scout ahead to have a look. If he comes back, take his advice; if he doesn’t… go the other way.
Cantina
You’ve been traveling long and hard, and now all you want is a place to wet your whistle. Why not stop into the local cantina?
Goblins
The goblin is ubiquitous in fantasy narrative; they are literally everywhere in the fantasy world. Why not throw your own version of the goblin into your story!
Forest Elves
When you’re in the woods, there are definitely eyes watching you and it is likely that those are elf eyes, indeed, whether in old fantasy or a stroll through a modern 21st century city park!
Craving
It’s four in the morning and your craving is like an itch. You wander half asleep through the house, trying to fight it, eventually ending up in the kitchen. The fridge door opens and you reach for the things you cannot live without… whipped cream and pickles.
Troglodyte
A cave dwelling humanoid, the troglodyte is somewhat misunderstood, their various accounts and descriptions based on rumor and fancy. I guess you won’t really know what one is like… until you meet them. Adventure on!
Town Clock Tower
What’s really ticking behind all that tick-tocking? The inner workings of the town clock are mysterious indeed… why doesn’t your character investigate?
Getting Lost
Just when things are going terribly, you think, “Can this get any worse?” Well… of course it can! Why not get your characters lost for more narrative fun!
Oozing Blob
When you don’t know what kind of monster you want, why not try a loosely defined blob of ooze! How on earth does a character deal with this mess?