Random Forest Encounters

D1 Random Forest Encounters

1. A large black dragon attacks. If players defeat it, they will find a bag of 100 gold in the dragon's stomach.
   
   
2. You come across a small village where all of the buildings are made out of wood and straw with all of the doors made out of leather and held together by string from different kinds of animals such
   
   
3. You see a disturbed area of forest where something had been dug up. After some investigation, you find a hidden underground room. In it is a chest filled with 2d6 magic items and scrolls, along with a note that reads, "I give this to you, since someday you will need it."
   
   
4. The party enters a small clearing in the woods. In the clearing is an abandoned well with a broken bucket sitting on top of it. A group of 4d6 goblins (mostly level
   
   
5. A group of men and women are walking through the woods, singing and celebrating their victory over the monsters that live there.
   
   
6. A sudden, unnatural fog envelops the forest path, reducing visibility to near zero. Distorted whispers and distant screams echo through the mist, leading the party off the road and into a perilous bog.
   
   
7. A group of 2d6 lumberjacks are working in a small clearing. If players approach, they will attack immediately.
   
   
8. Moonlight filters down to reveal ghostly figures who reenact a battle from eons past. Interaction with the phantoms reveals forgotten knowledge and hidden lore.
   
   
9. A lone, emaciated gnome wearing an apron and carrying a wooden spoon is walking through the forest, shouting directions to himself. He is lost and cannot find his way out. He will ask the players to help him find his way to the nearby city. If the players help him, he will reward them with a small pouch of gold. If they don't, he will follow behind them begging for help until he dies of exhaustion.
   
   
10. A group of peasants are sitting around a fire. They're having a discussion about the local lord. One of them says, 'I don't know what we're so afraid of.' The others agree and say things like: 'Yeah,' 'Right,' 'Definitely,' 'Exactly,' etc. The last thing they say before going back to talking about how strange it is that the peasants are so scared of their lord is: 'Yeah... Exactly... Exactly... Exactly... Exactly! What did I say?'