7 Princes of a catty type.

Thirty more Priests, some of them very good and holy people, and others anything but.

Congratulations, you have seized control of a Kingdom from its rightful owner, but the owner has an underage male heir to the throne. What do you do?

Thirty more inns and taverns for PCs to spend time in. Some have criminal connections, others are just nice places to stay for a while.

Seven mighty Kings of the Forest.

Five out of seven members of the Bate Family.

Seven magical candlesticks.

Not all useful magical items have to be either healing potions or weapons to hurt people with. Here are seven magical items that neither hurt nor heal but are still of some possible use.

Seven magical circles that a competent mage or witch can draw up quickly.

Seven intrepid air force pilots and their brave or dastardly deeds in the air.

Seven soldiers, of all ranks from lowly privates to generals, that the PCs might encounter in a military themed game.

Why exactly is necromancy banned in most countries? It’s more then just “ Because it’s Evil.”

Seven mounts that are different from the normal horses that adventures normally ride.

As long as magic has existed, there have been teachers and students, and over time magical schools and universities have been created. Here are seven examples of these citadels of magic.

Once a mage of renown, now William Brevin is reduced to having to kill people just to keep his own body from turning into a foul rotting thing.

Thirty things that could be happening in a military base.

Seven teachers, of varying ability and usefulness, some of which may teach the PCs a lesson, others that the PCs may need to teach a lesson to.

Seven Animal themed Monarchs.

7 Dungeoneers, from the utterly inept to the most hardened of adventurers.

Thirty town or city mayors ranging from the marvellous to the malevolent for the PCs to either meet, help, fight against or just see from afar.