Saga of the Elder City 1: Random City State Events

Are you out of ideas on how to run your campaign's fantasy city?  Are your players bored whenever they're not out in the dungeons or exploring the wilderness?  Why are the wondrous cities in the Conan, Elric, Gord, and Gray Mouser tales so much more interesting than the average "heal, wait and pout, until we can go back out" suburbs that plague so many FRPGs in the modern day?

Perhaps all you need is a little old school city state inspiration to spice up your game, so that you can turn your campaign's city into a memorable destination all its own.

In this low-price volume you will find nearly 600 brief and open-ended encounter ideas:  patrols, faires, jousts, menageries, pickpockets, funeral processions, floods, summoned monsters, secret societies, fearful gossip, honor duels, mad jesters, angry barbarians, drunken wizards, stealthy wererats, and hundreds more.  Simply roll 1D1000 and improvise, and let your players' adventurers wander the streets in search of mystery and fortune.  If you want your campaign's city to be more like Celephais, Lankhmar, Arenjun, Immryr, the Free City of Greyhawk, Blackmoor, or the City State of the Invincible Overlord, you have come to the right place.

This is the first volume in the Saga of the Elder City line of supplements, a collection of urban improvisational tools which are all priced under a dollar.  While not as complex as my other offerings (Spawning Pool of the Elder Things, the Random Dungeon Name Generator, etc.), you will find that this book can be added to your game table stacks and used in play in less than sixty seconds.  Just roll, improvise, expand the idea, and go.

Another old school offering from Kent David Kelly and Wonderland Imprints - Only the Finest Works of Fantasy.