The Old Vat Monastery

For this version of Guild Dogs: https://lizardmandiaries.blogspot.com/2023/05/guild-dogs-epsilon.html

To be used with these stocking tables: https://lizardmandiaries.blogspot.com/2023/06/universal-stocking-tables-for-nouveau.html

To generate a room, roll on the mapping/stocking tables (linked above). 

Then roll on the Thing/Descriptor/Desire tables until you get a combination of results you feel summons an interesting/unique/coherent/otherwise gameable room within your mind’s eye. 

(See the bottom of the post for an automated generator)

The Old Vat Monastery. 

Exterior: Ancient metal domes laden with pipes and barrels. Door and window frames covered in dark hanging drapery. 

A nutrient mass farm. A sect of vat engineers works the ancient pipes and fungal groweries. They wear dark cloth robes as they stalk the metal halls of the farm, scratching strange symbols into its ancient pipes and barrels. Feasting chambers are open to the general public, where for a coin donation one can eat as much nutrient loaf as they desire. 

 NPC Suggested Statistics: 

• Level: 1 - 6 / (d6) 
• HP: 3 x level 
• AC: 10 - 12 (dark cloth)

Weapons: 

• Cleaver: d4 + 1 for each STR value above 15, +Level To Hit, can attack twice in a combat turn.
• Pitchfork: As Spear. 

Powers (For NPCs and Spell Laden Treasures): 

Vat Spell Laden Treasures require WIS and INT of 12 to use. 

• Healing: Increase a target’s HP by d8 + 1 for each WIS value above 16, level, level times a day.
• Nutrient Dose: Increase a target’s physical attribute by d6 for the next test of that attribute, level times a day.  
• Feed: Completely sate a target’s hunger, twice level a day. 
• Fungal growth: Summon a patch of fungi, the size and type approved by the referee, level times a day.

Thing, d30 

1. Vat storage
2. Nutrient brewing vat 
3. Incubator vat 
4. Barrel vat storage 
5. Feastery 
6. Kitchen 
7. Tubing junction 
8. Mushroom farm 
9. Mold vat 
10.  Fungi vat
11. Ambulatory mold 
12. Ambulatory mushroom 
13. Ambulatory fungi 
14. Feaster 
15. Plump beetle 
16. Plump moth  
17. Tubing engineer 
18. Mold Engineer 
19. Mushroom farmer 
20. Vat chef 
21. Mushroom chef 
22. Fungi cleaner 
23. Nutrient engineer 
24. Pest hunter 
25. Nutrient barrel 
26. Spore barrel 
27. Nutrient loaf 
28. Fungal flesh loaf 
29. Cleaver 
30. Pitchfork 

Descriptor, d60 

1. Heady 
2. Warm 
3. Welcoming 
4. Hearty 
5. Delicious 
6. Mold spores 
7. Mushroom spores 
8. Mushroom 
9. Fungi 
10. Black slime 
11. Spore cloud 
12. Grey mist 
13. Oozing humidity 
14. Slime rain 
15. Puddles 
16. Black 
17. Grey 
18. Pale pink 
19. Light grey 
20. Light green 
21. Plump 
22. Rotted 
23. Straining 
24. Metal pipes 
25. Metal barrels 
26. Oozing 
27. Heaving 
28. Splitting 
29. Bursting 
30. Soiling 
31. Dark drapery 
32. Curtains 
33. Draping cloth 
34. Pipe 
35. Cloth mesh 
36. Flesh 
37. Fungal 
38. Metal 
39. Cloth 
40. Skin
41. Round table 
42. Long table 
43. Knife 
44. Fork 
45. Plate
46. Multiplying 
47. Growing 
48. Night vision 
49. Dividing 
50. Slicing  
51. Gills 
52. Fins 
53. Fruiting 
54. Molding 
55. Throbbing 
56. Grasping 
57. Regurgitation 
58. Stamping 
59. Harvesting 
60. Preparing 

Thing Desire, d10 

1. Multiply 
2. Eat 
3. Feast 
4. Serve food 
5. Regulate temperature 
6. Regulate growing conditions 
7. Pray to fungi/mold 
8. Cleanse growing nutrients 
9. Regulate the nutrients 
10.  Find new strains of fungi/mold 

Automated Generator: 

Guild Dogs Epsilon Edition: Automated Random Guild Dog Maker!

Want to make a Guild Dog for Guild Dogs Epsilon Edition but cant be bothered THINKING and ROLLING DICE?! Well, just go ahead and click the buttons below to make yourself one! 

Guild Dog Automated Generator: 

Universal Stocking Tables for Nouveau Infinigrad

To accompany this: http://lizardmandiaries.blogspot.com/2023/05/guild-dogs-epsilon.html some new universal street and place stocking tables! Automated versions down the bottom! Pairs very nice with: https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/365147/Infinigrad-The-Weird-City-Toolkit

Street stocking, d20: 

1. Neutral npc 
2. Aggressive npc 
3. Group of neutral npc’s 
4. Group of aggressive npc’s
5. Neutral beast 
6. Aggressive beast 
7. Group of neutral beasts 
8. Group of aggressive beasts 
9. Resource - guarded, roll a d8 to determine who by 
10. Resource - unguarded 
11. A fight! Roll a d8 twice to determine who between 
12. Empty 
13. Empty 
14. Device 
15. Treasure 
16. Strangeness 
17. Vegetation 
18. Public art 
19. Public utility 
20. Roll twice and combine 

Simple Interior Mapper: 

Room Size, d6 

1. Tiny
2. Small
3. Medium
4. Big 
5. Oddly big (roll two shapes and combine) 
6. Huge 

Room Shape, d6

1. Square 
2. Rectangle 
3. Triangle 
4. Circle 
5. Half Circle 
6. Cross  

Number of Doors, roll a d6 but only Huge rooms have more than four doors. 

Door Type, d6

1. Open
2. Open
3. Open - Leads to stairwell 
4. Locked 
5. Open and trapped
6. Locked and trapped 

Safe location room stocking, d12: 

1. Empty 
2. Neutral npc 
3. Aggressive npc 
4. Group of neutral npc’s 
5. Group of aggressive npc’s
6. Unexpected beast 
7. Small supply of a resource 
8. Abundance of a resource 
9. Device 
10. Treasure 
11. Strangeness 
12. Roll twice and combine 

Dangerous place room stocking, d12: 

1. Empty 
2. Neutral npc/beast  
3. Aggressive npc/beast 
4. Group of neutral npc’s/beasts 
5. Group of aggressive npc’s/beasts 
6. Aggressive great beast 
7. Small supply of a resource 
8. Abundance of a resource 
9. Device 
10. Treasure 
11. Strangeness 
12. Roll twice and combine 

Automated Versions: 

Protectors of the Effigies (Beetlemen Broodhouse Generator)

For this version of Guild Dogs: https://lizardmandiaries.blogspot.com/2023/05/guild-dogs-epsilon.html

Building on this method of room generation: https://lizardmandiaries.blogspot.com/2023/04/the-old-imperial-factory-star-dogs.html

Suburb map/Broodhouse location 

Protectors of the Effigies: 

A brood of beetlemen warriors, their thick carapace just hiding an interior of translucent jelly. They wear the chitinous remains of their fallen siblings as talismans. They hunt with organic, grown spears, often poisoned and have a supernatural ability to locate prey (conjecture assumes this ability comes from thrumming interior jellies). They protect and guard the ancient statues of snailbeasts across the suburb. They also have contracts of defence and security with several buildings in the suburb. Non beetlemen are strictly forbidden from entering their broodhouse - home of their birthing jelly hives. Nondescript flesh feeds and grows their hives. 

NPC Suggested Statistics: 

• Level: 1 - 6 / (d6) 
• HP: 5 x level 
• AC: 8 (Jelly) - 18 (Heavy chitin) / (d8+10) 

Weapons: 

• Thrumming Chitin Spear: d6 + 1 for each DEX AND STR value above 15, + double Level To Hit, can attack targets from a distance deemed appropriate by the Referee, 50% chance of breaking after a combat if not used by a beetleman  
• Thrumming Chitin Stinger: d6 + 2 for each DEX value above 15, + double Level To Hit, +Level damage to targets in armour lighter than medium,  50% chance of breaking after a combat if not used by a beetleman  
• Thrumming Chitin Great Sword: d10 + 1 for each DEX AND STR value above 15, +double Level To Hit, +Level damage to targets in armour lighter than medium,  50% chance of breaking after a combat if not used by a beetleman  
• Thrumming Chitin Stinger Bow: d6 + 1 for each DEX value above 16, + Level To Hit, can attack targets from a distance deemed appropriate by the Referee, Reloading requires a successful DEX action,  50% chance of breaking after a combat if not used by a beetleman  

Powers (For NPCs and Spell Laden Treasures): 

Beetleman Spell Lade Treasures require WIS 14 to use. 

• Healing: Increase a target’s HP by d8 + 1 for each WIS value above 16, level, level times a day.
• Regeneration: Grow back a target’s limb, each WIS value above 16 times a day.
• Hivemind: Hearing a visual target’s thoughts, level times a day.
• Battle Poison: Apply poison to your next successful attack, causing d8 + 1 for each WIS value above 16 damage for d6 combat turns, level times a day.
• Bug Empathy: Give a single/group of insects (equal/under your level) a simple command, level times a day.
• Sensor: Know where a target is you have smelt the pheromones of, level times a day. 

Exploring the Broodhouse: 

To generate a room, roll on the mapping/stocking tables. Then roll on the Thing/Descriptor/Desire tables until you get a combination of results you feel summons an interesting/unique/coherent/otherwise gameable room within your mind’s eye. 

(See the bottom of the post for an automated generator)

Room Size, d6 

1. Tiny
2. Small
3. Medium
4. Big 
5. Oddly big (roll two shapes and combine) 
6. Huge 

Room Shape, d6

1. Square 
2. Rectangle 
3. Triangle 
4. Circle 
5. Half Circle 
6. Cross  

Number of Doors, roll a d6 but only Huge rooms have more than four doors. 

Door Type, d6

1. Open
2. Open
3. Open - Leads to stairwell 
4. Locked 
5. Open and trapped
6. Locked and trapped 

Room stocking, d12

1. Empty 
2. Neutral npc/beast  
3. Aggressive npc/beast 
4. Group of neutral npc’s/beasts 
5. Group of aggressive npc’s/beasts 
6. Aggressive great beast 
7. Small supply of a resource 
8. Abundance of a resource 
9. Device 
10. Treasure 
11. Strangeness 
12. Roll twice and combine. 

Thing, d30

1. Hive 
2. Hatchery 
3. Training cell 
4. Feeding vat 
5. Meat storage 
6. Sacrifice pool 
7. Jelly shrine 
8. Jelly womb
9. Rejuvenation pool  
10. Memory jelly 
11. Egg 
12. Grub 
13. Larva 
14. Beetle 
15. Chitin Husk 
16. Blade brutebeetle  
17. Mandible brutebeetle  
18. Spear hunterbeetle  
19. Barbsting hunterbeetle 
20. Winged spearbeetle 
21. Priestbeetle 
22. Snailbeast idol 
23. Chitin plates 
24. Jelly flesh 
25. Chitin horn 
26. Chitin talisman 
27. Jelly cluster 
28. Jelly tube 
29. Slime puddle 
30. Flesh column

Descriptor, d60 

1. Claw 
2. Mandible 
3. Shell 
4. Insect wings 
5. Jelly 
6. Eggs 
7. Slime 
8. Antennae
9. Husk fossils 
10. Pink mist 
11. Red mist 
12. Blood rain 
13. Slime shadows 
14. Holy 
15. Ancient 
16. Huge 
17. Enveloping 
18. Sacrificial
19. Priestly 
20.  Vomiting 
21. Compound eye 
22. Fur 
23. Blood 
24. Meat 
25. Flesh 
26. Bone 
27. Chitin 
28. Claw 
29. Hivemind 
30. Regeneration 
31. Regrowth 
32. Poisoning 
33. Talismanic 
34. Enruned 
35. Graven 
36. Hungry 
37. Pink 
38. Black 
39. Purple 
40. Iridescent 
41. Red 
42. Maggot ridden 
43. Rotten 
44. Organic 
45. Curved 
46. Sharp 
47. Hard 
48. Flowing 
49. Dripping 
50. Scuttling 
51. Stabbing 
52. Impaling 
53. Burrowing 
54. Chittering 
55. Blood sucking 
56. Crawling 
57. Flying 
58. Heavily armoured 
59. Far sensing 
60. Precise sensing 

Thing Desire, d10

1. Meat 
2. Worship of snailbeast 
3. Protect the jelly memory 
4. Protect the larva 
5. Find new genetic memory for the jelly hive 
6. Venerate the ancients husks 
7. Prove self in combat to brood 
8. Prove self in hunting to brood 
9. Grow own jelly fat 
10. Rest in slime bath 

Automated Stocker/Generator: 

Guild Dogs: Epsilon

“No time for a history lesson, fotystos! Infinigrad is the only city, and the world is nothing but this city! I need those Rhadamantian Holders killed yesterday! I would do it myself, but that would be a sin against the curse, and to sin against the curse means I’ll be removed from the city, and being removed from the city means being removed from existence itself! Get me a Guild Dog law-dammit! Get me as many as you can find!” - Aurt Chaingrower, Exalted Conspiracy Weaver of The Guild, Ojan of Fates. 

• The entire world is a corrupted magical city called Infinigrad. 
• Widespread and destructive conflict between guilds has led to the “Curse of the Law” being instated. 
• If a guild member commits a violent act against another guild, they will be annihilated by Cursite monks  and their guild will face severe repercussions. 
• Guild Dogs, an under class not associated with any guild, take dangerous jobs to overcome the curse of the law. They are considered infinitely expendable. 

Guidelines for play:

The referee presents a shared imaginary world to the players. In this case, the neverending fantasy city of Infinigrad. The referee is a player who, generally, controls and presents all other aspects of the shared imaginary game world that are not a player character (PC). PCs in this case are known as Guild Dogs. 

The players tell the referee what they want their Guild Dog to do (perhaps explaining why they may be successful in such an endeavor). The referee will resolve that action, then tell the player what happens!

Methods for resolving what happens: 

Actions: For non-combat actions that are not guaranteed success, and have a risk associated with their failure, the player rolls a d20. A roll under (not equal to) the value of the Attribute (deemed appropriate to be tested for the action by the referee), equals success (this is sometimes called an Attribute Test)! A roll equal to or above the Attribute equals foul and deadly failure! Failure of an action can result in loss of Health Points (HP). 

Combat: When things in the game world are fighting one another, the referee determines the order in which each combatant will get a turn. On a turn a combatant can move a distance deemed appropriate by the Referee and take an action or attack. To attack, the combatant rolls a d20 and adds any appropriate bonuses to their roll (To Hit - normally determined by the weapon used). If the roll is above or equals their target’s Armour Class (AC) the attack is a success. If successful, the combatant rolls for damage (the specific die determined by the weapon used) and the result is deducted from the target’s HP.   

The referee resolves actions and combat for non-player character/the environment/etc (using the methods above). Non Player Characters (NPCs) have Levels, Attributes, HP, AC, Skills, Spells and Possessions determined by the referee. 

Simple NPC combat: NPCs get + Level To Hit and Damage, regardless of weapon. Their AC should reflect the armour they are wearing and their ability to avoid attacks.

Notes to the referee: 

• Attribute Tests can be used to gauge the success of actions taken by the non-player character/the environment/etc. Give an appropriate value and roll a d20! 
• “A day” is a period of time between rests (it could also be an entire PC level or a gaming session). Finding a safe place to rest is an important goal for a Guild Dog - doing otherwise may result in the encountering of something dangerous! 
• You are the ultimate arbiter and demiurge of this world, resolve and rule as thy see fit! 

Guild Dogs Player Character Class: 

• Roll 3d6 for each Attribute: 
• Strength, Dexterity, Constitution, Wisdom, Charisma and Intelligence. 
• You have 8HP, it goes up by d8 + 1 for each CON value above 16, each time you Level Up. 
• Pick a weapon and an armour (and/or shield). You have those.
• Pick a number of skills deemed appropriate by your referee. You have those. You may get more as you Level Up. 
• You have 3d6 x 10 coins. 

Refer to the player appendixes below for details regarding weapons, armour and skills. 

Leveling Up: 

• Level 0, To get to next level, do something mildly interesting 
• Level 1, To get to next level, do something interesting 
• Level 2, To get to next level, do something that changes a small group 
• Level 3, To get to next level, do something that changes a large group 
• Level 4, To get to next level, do something that changes a whole building/structure 
• Level 5, To get to next level, do something that changes a guild
• Level 6, To get to next level, do something that changes a suburb 
• Level 7, To get to next level, do something that changes a number of suburbs 
• Level 8, To get to next level, do something that changes the whole city  
• Level 9, To get to next level, do something that changes reality

Appendixes for the player: 

Weapons:

• Fists: d4 + 1 for each DEX AND STR value above 16, +Level To Hit, can attack twice in a combat turn. Successfully attacking a target in Heavy armour causes you d4 damage. 
• Dagger: d4 + 1 for each DEX value above 15, +Level To Hit, can attack twice in a combat turn. 
• Sword: d6 + 1 for each DEX AND STR value above 15, +Level To Hit, +Level damage to targets in armour lighter than medium. 
• Mace: d6 + 1 for each DEX AND STR value above 15, +Level To Hit, +Level damage to targets in medium armour or heavier. 
• Spear: d6 + 1 for each DEX AND STR value above 15, +Level To Hit, can attack targets from a distance deemed appropriate by the Referee 
• Axe: d8 + 2 for each STR value above 15, +Level To Hit, 1 snail 
• Flail:  d6 + 2 for each DEX value above 15, +Level To Hit, +Level damage to targets in medium armour or heavier. 
• Rapier: d6 + 2 for each DEX value above 15, +Level To Hit, +Level damage to targets in armour lighter than medium. 
• Great Sword/Mace/Spear/Axe/Flail: Same as above but + 2 to damage, both hands used, 2 snails 
• Bow: d6 + 1 for each DEX value above 16, +Half Level To Hit, can attack targets from a distance deemed appropriate by the Referee, Reloading requires a successful DEX action.  
• Crossbow: d8 + 1 for each DEX value above 16, +Half Level To Hit, can attack targets from a distance deemed appropriate by the Referee, Reloading requires a successful STR action. 

Armour: 

An alert and unarmoured humanoid has a base AC of 10. 

Snails: Generally the less armour worn, the further and faster something can move. Referees will need to consider this (and the attributes of the wearer) when determining in what order combatants act, and how far they can travel in a combat turn. To simplify this, a snail rating is provided for some weapons and armour. Those wearing the most snails will have their turns last in combat, and be able to travel the least distance. 

Armour levels: 

• None Whatsoever: No impact on speed or movement. May take an additional action or attack in a combat turn. +1 AC for each DEX value above 16. 
• Shield: +1 AC. Requires a free hand. No impact on speed or movement. +1 AC for each WIS value above 16. 
• Great Shield: + 2 AC. Requires a free hand. 2 snails. +1 AC for each WIS value above 16. 
• Light: +2 AC. No impact on actions. +1 AC for each DEX value above 16. 1 snail. 
• Medium: +4 AC. Will have a moderate negative impact (determined by the referee) on DEX/STR tested actions . 3 snails 
• Heavy: +5 AC. Will have a severe negative impact (determined by the referee) on DEX/STR tested actions. +1 AC for each STR value above 16. 5 snails. 

Skills: 

For combat purposes using a skill is an action but its success is guaranteed. 

1. Dodge: Avoid an instance of physical damage, level times a day. 
2. Venom Immunity: Neutralize a poison within your own body, level times a day. 
3. Solid Aura: Resist a magical spell/effect, level times a day. 
4. Insight: Find something hidden, level times a day. 
5. Swift: Have your combat turn first, level times a day. 
6. Resourceful: Rummage up a specific, mundane item, level times a day. 
7. Bland: Cause a sentient being to forget they interacted with you today, level times a day. 
8. Double Jointed: Escape from confinement, level times a day. 
9. Terrify:  Scare someone equal or + 1 your level, level times a day. 
10.  Second Wind: Regain d8 HP, level times a day. 
11.  Banish: Remove d6 magical beings less than your level, level times a day. 
12.  Unlock: Unlock a lock, level times a day. 
13.  Creep: Move silently and unseen, a distance approved by the referee, level times a day. 
14.  Insight: Work something out intuitively, level times a day. 
15.  Pickpocket: Take something from someone else's person, level times a day. 
16.  Disappear: Disappear from view of all nearby equal or + 2 your level, level times a day. 
17.  Impossible Climb: Climb sheer surface a distance approved by the referee, level times a day. 
18.  Face Hedgic: Change your face to a new one, level times a day. 
19.  Kinesis Hedgic: Move an item, size approved by the referee, with mind, level times a day.    
20.  Crack Shot: Automatically hit and do full damage with a ranged weapon, level times a day.  
21.  Crack Swing: Automatically hit and do full damage with a melee weapon, level times a day. 
22.  Foulness: Fill room with gas, choking those less than your level, level times a day.  
23.  Astral Hedgic: Your spirit leaves your body for about a minute, level times a day. 
24.  Prediction: Know a sentient being’s next action, level times a day. 
25.  Shadow: Fill a room with shadows, level times a day. 
26.  Aural Hedgic: Summon a specific (and non deafening) noise, level times a day. 
27.  Smell Hedgic: Summon a room filling, non harmful, smell, level times a day. 
28.  Dead Whisperer: Talk to the spirit of a corpse within the same roomish, level times a day. 
29. Plant whisperer:  Talk a plant within the same roomish, level times a day.
30. Beast whisperer: Talk to a beast, within the same roomish, level times a day. 
31.  Vibe Hedgic: Fill a room with a non deadly emotion, affecting those equal/under your level, level time a day. 
32.  Charm: Give a sentient being (equal/under your level) a simple, non deadly command, level times a day. 
33.  Centering: Regain total composure and self control, level times a day. 
34.  Luck: Reroll an attribute test/attack roll, level times a day. 
35.  Elemental Hedgic: Imbue your weapon with a certain element, for a minuteish, level times a day. 
36.  Lethal: Kill a target, half your level or less, with a single, automatically successful attack, level times a day. 
37.  Impossible Leap: Jump an impressive distance, approved by the referee, level times a day. 
38.  Sprint: Swiftly run impressive distance, approved by the referee, level times a day. 
39.  Play Dead: Appear medically dead, for up to an hour, level time a day. 
40.  Berserk: Gain +d6 To Hit and Damage, for d6 turns, then take 2d6 HP damage, level time a day. 
41.  Haste: Gain two turns in a combat turn, level times a day. 
42. Beast Empath: Give a beast (equal/under your level) a simple command, level times a day. 
43.  Curse: Visible target has minus d6 To Hit/Damage/Test, for d6+level turns, level time a day. 
44.  Bless: Visible target gains + d6 To Hit/Damage/Test, for d6+level turns, level time a day. 
45.  Sunder: Wreck armour in melee range, causing it to drop a level of protection, level times a day. 
46.  Plant Hedgic: Grow a plant in size approved by the referee, level times a day.  
47.  Shape Wood: Warp the shape of wood in a way approved by the referee, level times a day. 
48.  Shape Stone: Warp the shape of stone in a way approved by the referee, level times a day. 
49.  Shape Metal: Warp the shape of metal in a way approved by the referee, level times a day. 
50.  Summon Wind: Summon a wind, approved by the referee, level times a day.  
51.  Summon Door: Summon a door, approved by the referee, level times a day.  
52.  Heal: Increase a target’s HP by d6 + level, level times a day. 
53.  Hush: Remove all noise in a room, level times a day. 
54.  Light: Fill a room with light, level times a day.  
55.  Poison: Produce a small vial of deadly poison, level times a day.  
56.  Stabilise: Restore a target with negative HP to 1 HP, if approved by the referee, half level times  a day. 
57.  Stun: Cause a target, equal or below your level, to lose consciousness for d6+level combat turns, or a length of time approved by the referee, level times a day. 
58.  Vision: Transfer your vision to something else that sees, and back, level times a day.  
59.  Know Secret: Learn a secret about a target, level times a day.   
60.  Entertain: Be enthrallingly entertaining for about half an hour, level times a day. 

Appendixes for the referee: 

Economy:

Infinigrad is a big place and it would be impossible to document all of the items available for purchase there, nor provide each with an accurate price. Here is a method for generating prices for items as they are needed. 

Each d10 represents a digit in the final price (i.e. 3d10 means rolling 3 d10’s and using the three results to get a 3 digit number). Example: a result of 3, 9 and 6 is 396 coins.

• Mundane and everyday items: d10 coins 
• Tools and speciality equipment: 2d10 coins 
• Mundane services: 3d10 coins per day 
• Basic weapons: 2d10 coins
• Basic armour: 3d10 coins 
• Small trained beasts: 3d10 
• Magical tools and speciality equipment: 4d10 coins 
• Magical services: 4d10 coins per ritual 
• Magical weapons and armour: 5d10 coins 
• Beasts of burden and travel: 5d10 coins 
• Carts, carriages and the like: 5d10 coins 
• Spell laden items: 5d10 coins 
• Magical augmentation purchase and installation: 6d10 coins 
• Apartment: 5d10 coins 
• Sailcraft: 6d10 coins 
• House: 6d10 coins 

Spells: 

Spell laden Items allow spells to be cast level times a day. Spell laden items will generally require a minimum INT, WIS or CHA to be used. Spells are very similar to skills, but break reality even more so. 

An example: 

• Ring of Magic Dart: If INT above 14 allows wearer to launch a ball of plasma at a target, causing d8 + 1 for each INT value above 16 damage, level times a day. 

Use: Infinigrad: The Weird City Toolkit to generate the city of Infinigrad! 

(Art by the demon Bing)