D&D Random Fortress Encounters AI

D1 Random Fortress Encounters

1. A hall decorated with hero statues, each animated to share their stories. Diplomacy here could involve honoring these past heroes and earning heroically imbued items.
   
   
2. A soldier is unpacking supplies from a recent delivery.
   
   
3. A group of 1d4+4 soldiers are searching the woods nearby the fortress for a group of orcs that were seen in the area. The orcs were seen in this area around mid-morning and were last seen heading toward the southeast.
   
   
4. A mischievous child ties a guard's shoelaces together while he's distracted.
   
   
5. Formless: a dark brown amorphous cloud covering about a two-foot area on the floor. It has no smell or sound.
   
   
6. Inside a fortified kitchen, a belligerent cook accuses the players of stealing provisions. Proving innocence through diplomacy could result in hearty meals and insider information.
   
   
7. A group of three drunk dwarves stagger out of the tavern. They are singing a drinking song. They run into the party and ask them to join in. They are very friendly, but they only want to drink with other dwarves. They will buy the party as many drinks as they can afford.
   
   
8. An elderly couple is trying to sell a small piece of land to the players. The land is actually a very bad piece of land and is far from any source of water or good soil or anything like that, but they will act like they're doing the players a huge favor by selling it to them and will not take no for an answer.
   
   
9. A group of 2d6 guards rush into the room and demand to know who the players are and what they're doing here. They will then escort the players to Lord X's quarters, where they will meet Lord X and his minions, who will accuse the players of being spies or thieves and throw them in jail. This can be avoided if players convince the guards they're actually Lord X's personal bodyguards, or if they talk their way out of it or fight their way out of it or whatever else you feel like doing with it.
   
   
10. You spot a servant adjusting a painting that's slightly askew.