D&D Random Arctic Encounters AI

D1 Random Arctic Encounters

1. Traveling an ice bridge, an overwhelming fog rolls in, obscuring vision to a perilous degree. Relying on senses other than sight becomes imperative, using primal instincts, and perhaps magical guidance, to navigate without falling into the void below.
   
   
2. You see a single polar bear on the horizon. He is running towards the party. He was a member of a pack of polar bears, but he was banished from the pack for meaningless reasons. He will now not rest until he has killed the leader of the pack and all of the other polar bears.
   
   
3. The party finds a group of creatures that are being hunted. They are Neanderthals. They say that they have been hunted by the giants for centuries and that they are tired of it. They will not attack the party unless provoked.
   
   
4. Rolfgar, a retired frost giant, lives peacefully among the ice floes in his igloo-palace. However, an army of minions employed by an evil sorceress, who is determined to see him serve her once again, constantly assaults his home. He seeks allies to repel these annoyances and promises to teach his classic toast-making spell: "Crispus Deliciousus."
   
   
5. A group of humans and their horses have been trapped in a ravine by a rockslide. The humans are trying to dig their way out. If the party offers to help, they will be asked to get supplies from a nearby village or help dig a path out of the ravine.
   
   
6. Frost encases an ancient statue of an arctic deity, surrounded by a celestial aura. The deity's eyes follow the players, and if approached respectfully, may grant visions of unknown futures.
   
   
7. A group of 1d10+5 arctic foxes attacks the party.
   
   
8. A polar fox cautiously approaches your camp.
   
   
9. A tribe of 3d4 nomadic Snow Elves approach, riding large reindeer mounts. They are in pursuit of a fearsome Ice Wyrm, and will accept help if offered, sharing secret wilderness knowledge in return.
   
   
10. The tracks of 2d4 wolves wind through the woods, trail invisible but hazardous to follow.