Brief treatise on dungeon monsters, random monster encounters, and essence in the DungeonVerse

Read at your own risk

The humans have Excalibur as their most famous magical weapon, the Orcs have Grond, the Hammer of the Underworld, and the changelings have Djabringabeeralong.

Apart from the ornate military crest in gold of a Centurion Major, this sword is the plain longsword issued to every trained Legionnaire of the Royal Legions of Queen Yocasta. Although it has never been formally enchanted, in the hands of a true veteran soldier, it deals death as if it had the strongest of Battle Magic placed upon it.

Places where monsters routinely appear are called spawn points, and yes, this is the DungeonVerse incorporating video game mechanics into a working magical infrastructure

A Modesty is a fantasy term for a breastplate, a cosmetic appliance worn by drag performers so they can appear to have female breasts

Some of these pants might be fancy

Seven hats, some of which grant protection or powers to the wearer, others which are very much better left unworn.

Thirty princes with a doggy theme.

A Royal Court is a busy place…

Seven torches with various uses..

Seven tales and songs for your PCs to sing or tell around a campfire to entertain themselves when on a long journey.

Seven different types of water that may be of use- or a danger- to adventurers.

woman moment machine 

A McGuffin for a CogNet based story that is not really Cosmic Era

Nẹp Vina - Xưởng sản xuất nẹp công trình, trang trí giá tốt

Some people are born knights, others achieve knighthood, and others have knighthood thrust upon them.

The art of Clothingmancy is the art of enchanting clothing to provide a boon for the wearer.

Seven magical mirrors, some of which can be very useful whilst others are a bane to all who have the misfortune to be reflected in them.

Mirror, mirror, on the wall…

An inn is a good place to rest for the night, unless it is one of these inns. Huge props to Cheka for inspiring this follow up to his 2017 post of similar name, link in the article