D&D Random Arctic Encounters AI

D1 Random Arctic Encounters

1. A flock of 1d4+2 birds attack. They are ravens that have been magically enchanted to attack anyone not wearing a certain color hat or cloak. If players buy some hats or cloaks from the local clothing store, they can get rid of the ravens and make some money at the same time by selling the hats and cloaks to the local farmers and townsfolk for about twice what they paid for them.
   
   
2. You see a group of men wearing furs and carrying weapons. They are walking towards you. They say that they are hunters. They need help getting their lost member back from the polar bear's cave.
   
   
3. A previously unseen stone monolith cracks open, revealing a horde of frost salamanders rushing into the open, reflecting decades-long imprisonment and hunger for freedom, possibly posing threat or offering mutual benefit for liberation.
   
   
4. A v-formation of migratory birds flies overhead, leaving the Arctic as winter tightens its grip.
   
   
5. A distant howl suggests wolves are nearby.
   
   
6. A snow leopard with eyes like molten gold trails the party. It seems passive yet undeniably intelligent, and eventually challenges the party to a riddle competition, with their lives at stake, of course.
   
   
7. A group of frost giants are having a competition to see who can build the tallest ice sculpture. The party can either compete or try to steal the giants' treasures while they are distracted.
   
   
8. Frozen plants crackle as you walk past them.
   
   
9. A seal has been killed and its carcass has been dragged onto the ice to be butchered. An elder arctic wolf druid named 'Cold Nose' is hunched over the seal carcass, preparing to feast. He opens his mouth to reveal several missing teeth and tells you to go away and leave his kill alone.
   
   
10. An aurora borealis lights up the sky, but the beautiful lights are causing strange, hallucinatory visions. The party must navigate a labyrinth of illusory dangers to find the source, an ancient artifact buried deep in the ice.