Sometimes, the characters need a break – and by break they don’t really mean another story hook. This generator covers ordinary day-to-day things happening at the local inn in town which the characters are familiar with. A lot of entries here are simply background noise that characters resting up or waiting on somebody might act upon if they wish.
This table is designed for a European inspired fantasy set in a technological and cultural age equivalent to the Middle Ages up to the Early Modern Period (ca. 1100-1750 AD.).
This generator currently has 54 entries.
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The inn's cook loves to experiment. The new recipe is half price and you have to tell them what you think. Whether it's good or bad, well – good luck?
A group of drunkards argue over how to make a quick buck in this town.
A gifted musician or performer challenges anyone coming in the door to a musical duel. The loser has to buy a round for the entire taproom.
A member of the inn's staff – barmaid, groom, you name it – confides in a character. Pregnancy, debt, hiding from somebody – whatever it is, they need the characters' immediate assistance.
A painting in a room – the characters' room or the common room, or anywhere else, really – appears to change on the regular. Details change, and if you're gone for a while you may barely recognise the scenery five months later. Why does this happen? Is it some kind of window into another reality or simply the result of a bored enchanter's attempt to amuse themselves? Is anyone here named Dorian Gray?To generate more suggestions, simply refresh the page.