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Dice Drop Generators differ from All The Dice Tables/Generators in that instead of being a collection of tables to consult, the placement of the dice as they land on a blank or pre-printed sheet determine the results.

Random Dungeons from Buckets O’ Dice is a method of generating random dungeons. Dump all the dice you own on a sheet of graph paper, those that miss the paper take away. Those that roll their max, keep in place and remove the rest. The value on each of the remaining dice indicates room size. d4 = room size 4, d6 = room zize 6, etc. Read the rest at the link for details.

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A variant on Dungeons from Buckets O’Dice is Five-Die Dungeon Generation. Similar to the above, but 5d6 are used, ignoring those that miss the paper.

I haven’t turned up other Dice Drop Generators with a Google Search.

[Update] Google+ has a community called Die-Drop Table Heaven.

If you know of a Dice Drop Generator, please share.

D&D 5e Encounter Ideas

Random D&D encounters can be the life’s blood of the game. That’s why I love random tables.

Not only do random encounter tables cut down GM prep, they provide a variety of situations that game masters may not have thought of at all.

Below are some 1D20 tables that provide game masters with options when their players take unexpected paths. They can also serve as creative sparks for game masters to think of their own D&D encounters.

If you need even more options, here are the 1D100 random tables I create.

D&D Random Combat Encounters

Whether your characters are traveling in the wilderness or through a city, random combat encounters provide fun complications.

1D20 Random Wilderness Combat Encounters

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1. Nothing
2. Wolf
3. Nothing
4. Brown Bear
5. Nothing
6. Giant Boar
7. Nothing
8. Kobolds (1D4)
9. Nothing
10. Goblin
11. Nothing
12. Orc
13. Nothing
14. Bandit
15. Nothing
16. Goblins (1D8)
17. Nothing
18. Bandits (1D6)
19. Nothing
20. Owlbear

1D20 Random Dungeon Combat Encounters

1. Nothing
2. Kobolds (1D4)
3. Nothing
4. Goblins (1D4)
5. Nothing
6. Kobolds (1D8)
7. Nothing
8. Goblins (1D8)
9. Nothing
10. Orcs (1D4)
11. Nothing
12. Gnoll Pack Lord
13. Nothing
14. Goblins (1D12)
15. Nothing
16. Orcs (1D8)
17. Nothing
18. Bugbear
19. Nothing
20. Displacer Beast

1D20 Random Hunting Encounters

1. Nothing
2. Squirrel
3. Nothing
4. Rabbit
5. Nothing
6. Pheasant
7. Nothing
8. Boar
9. Nothing
10. Deer Hind
11. Nothing
12. Deer Stag
13. Nothing
14. Elk Hind
15. Nothing
16. Elk Stag
17. Nothing
18. White Hind
19. Nothing
20. White Stag

D&D Random Non-Combat Encounters

Sometimes combat is not what you want. A dungeon master wants his players to think or to use other abilities. In those cases, non-combat encounter tables come in handy.

1D20 Random Non-Combat Strange Encounters

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2. Nothing
3. Nothing
4. Nothing
5. Nothing
6. Nothing
7. Nothing
8. Nothing
9. Nothing
10. Nothing

1D20 Random Non-Combat Wilderness Encounters

1. Nothing
2. Orphaned child
3. Nothing
4. Pregnant Woman
5. Nothing
6. Con man
7. Nothing
8. Dead body (High Elf)
9. Nothing
10. Burned Wagon
11. Nothing
12. Injured Dwarf
13. Nothing
14. Blind Wanderer
15. Nothing
16. Traveling Merchant
17. Nothing
18. Adventuring Party (1D8)
19. Nothing
20. Merchant Caravan (1D12 wagons)

1D20 Random Non-Combat Dungeon Encounters

1. Nothing
2. Ghost
3. Nothing
4. Dead Body (Lightfoot Halfling)
5. Nothing
6. Prisoner
7. Nothing
8. Lost Adventurer
9. Nothing
10. Dead Orcs (1D4)
11. Nothing
12. Dead Goblins (1D6)
13. Nothing
14. Lost Child
15. Nothing
16. Holy Man
17. Nothing
18. Adventuring Party (1D8)
19. Nothing
20. Talking Tree

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Use random encounters for extra action or to create improvised situations that can lead to full campaigns. Never stress over GM prep. Relax and let your players take the story places. Then use random tables to fill in the details and to add adventure.

D&D Random Terrain-Based Encounters

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Dungeon masters and game masters can also use the terrain to create interesting and engaging encounters. I’ve created several free resources for terrain types. Yes, they are free.

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1. Forests – A gamemaster’s guide with ideas to use them in RPG campaigns.
2. Swamps – A gamemaster’s guide covering wetlands, swamps, bogs, marshes, and fens. Plently of useful tips and encounter ideas.
3. Mountains – A terrain guide for gamemasters.
4. Mountain Encounters – A 1D100 list of random mountain encounters.

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Bonus – D&D 5e Character Sheets

Check out my collection of 5e character sheets, if you need one. There are fillable sheets, PDFs, and even a couple character generators.

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