"Look children! Is it the Fun Faire, Extreme Sensations, or Tabs' Insanity today?"

She sat down and chatted with the young man until the leeches began to just fall off her legs - satiated with blood. The young man, enthralled and disgusted by what he just saw, thanked her and went on his way.

In tea is truth.

You are the lovers rock
The rock that I cling to
You're the one
The one I swim to in a storm
Like a lovers rock

- Sade "Lovers Rock"

With no helm or hat, closer inspection reveals that part of his face has rotted away. "Give me orders!"

Tired of giving your players a cache of non-descript diamonds, plain amethysts, and simple sapphires?

The establishment is run by an elderly goblin named Sax Stoneswiller. Providing this service to non-goblins is much more lucrative than what he was able to receive with his clan.

It is said that the metal cap of her beekeeper's hat has a magical substance found in enchantment devices.

Have you ever been in a position where you needed a quick break but your players were too ancy to break as well?

In addition to her general oddity, Myna seems to have issues with common sense.

Sure you loot the area, but what about the creatures’ actual coffins that they were buried in?

Beware of food that isn't yours for the taking.

The forest is too large for just one person to forage...

Alia exclaims, "What a gruesome sight!" and points to a brook filled with gravestones - some still upright while others are knocked over.

When dealing with nobility and court settings, players can sometimes skip the roleplay aspect and jump straight to behavior such as, "I bow, greet all in the court, and ask the duke for his assistance." While in most scenarios this type of action is sufficient, taking it a step further can enhance gameplay (or maybe even manipulate a plotline).

If you see a dirigible flying in the air, yell out "Issrie, Harel, Moore, Jesai, Anmae! as it might be the Sky Willow.

Celebrations can be found everywhere: from the big city to your local township. Sometimes the smaller locales can have the richest of all celebrations since they are more personal. Dayern's Hamlet is one of those places.