D&D Random Graveyard Encounters AI

D1 Random Graveyard Encounters

1. A vampire is hiding in a coffin, posing as a dead body. He will pretend to be a recently-deceased person, but he will attack the players when they open the coffin lid.
   
   
2. You find a bundle of dried herbs tied to a gravestone.
   
   
3. A group of 2d6+2 zombies emerge from behind a nearby tombstone. They are armed with swords and shields.
   
   
4. A group of 2d6 men are standing around a grave, laughing and joking about how they will rob the grave after the funeral is over. They ask the party to help them dig up the grave.
   
   
5. The eerie silence is broken only by the soft rustling of leaves.
   
   
6. An old, rusty gate creaks loudly as it swings open in the wind.
   
   
7. Spectral nomads recount their cyclical robbing of regal tombs confronting truths about seasonal exploits marked by inherent satire. Sympathizing with these revenant vagabonds provokes community resonance or undermining governance exploits those undermining sanctity of unspoken hierarchies.
   
   
8. From an ancient ring, the spirit of a once-powerful wizard emerges. He offers his knowledge of arcane spells if players can lift the curse from his ring.
   
   
9. A woman dressed in black and with a veil covering her face asks the players for help finding her lost dog. She asks that they follow her to her home and she will give them a reward for helping her. When they go to her home, she will tell them that her dog is inside and to have a seat while she gets it. She will then lock the door and tell them that if they want to leave, they must answer her riddles or pay her ransom which she sets at 10 gold pieces per person. If they answer her riddles, she will tell them that she was just testing them and will let them go if they give her 5 gold pieces per person she tested. If they do not answer her riddles or do not pay her ransom, she will attack them and summon 1d4+1 zombies who were buried in her back yard.
   
   
10. A man is sitting on a nearby tombstone, reading a book. He is a local scholar who is studying the history of the graveyard and its inhabitants. He will talk about his research for hours if someone does not interrupt him or politely excuse themselves from his company.