One hundred interesting things that a goblin might find special.
| d100 | Entry |
|---|---|
| 1 | A bag of assorted teeth from all kinds of different creatures. |
| 2 | A small fossil contained in a chunk of rock. |
| 3 | A leather pouch filled with colorful egg shells. |
| 4 | A broken copper bell on a leather cord. |
| 5 | A small shaker filled with dried beans. |
| 6 | An empty wine bottle filled with dead spiders. |
| 7 | A necklace made from the carcasses of dead beetles. |
| 8 | A human finger bone wrapped in colorful yarn. |
| 9 | The carcass of a very large bug that has been hallowed out to use as a bowl. |
| 10 | 1d8 teeth from a slain rival. |
| 11 | A severed elven ear with many bite marks. |
| 12 | A broken music box that now just plays a single ominous note. |
| 13 | A piece of moldy bread with a face carved into it. |
| 14 | A rusty iron nose ring. |
| 15 | A dagger made out of sharpened flint with a gnarled wooden handle. |
| 16 | A crudely drawn portrait of another goblin/kobold with hearts painted in blood. On the back, the name Borfus is written. |
| 17 | A small clay pot filled with nail clippings. |
| 18 | A wishbone wrapped in parchment. |
| 19 | A mashed poultice of moldy cheese and berries wrapped in sackcloth, all of which surrounds a single, silver-capped tooth. |
| 20 | A small, miniature Goblin/Kobold figurine they believe is an actual creature, shrunken by a curse (it's just a detailed child's toy). |
| 21 | A small piece of soapstone, carved into a likeness of the goblin/kobold who held it. |
| 22 | The broken-off tip of a wand of lightning bolt. It still can shoot a puny spark and has a few charges. |
| 23 | A human's sewing kit with some green thread and silver-plated needle and thimble. The thimble smells of rum. |
| 24 | A black pebble that is surprisingly heavy for it's small size and seems to generate a constant warmth. |
| 25 | A dwarvish children's book meant to teach their alphabet. |
| 26 | A cracked hand mirror. On the non-reflective side there is, engraved in elvish, a poem celebrating a certain lady's beauty. |
| 27 | A rosary with 77 wooden beads. |
| 28 | A set of false teeth, made of ivory & wood. Probably a halfling's by the size of them. |
| 29 | The still-animated, smoldering finger of a cinder ghoul, kept in a stone jar. The goblin/kobold kept it for use as a convenient firestarter. |
| 30 | A beautiful blue crystal the size of a peach pit. It actually is cursed and significantly lowers it's holder's AC. |
| 31 | A fist sized rock that has had a face crudely carved/painted onto it. |
| 32 | A silver spoon that is surprisingly well kept despite the condition of other items. |
| 33 | A tattered sheet of paper and a stick of charcoal, on the paper is various words (poorly) written in common followed by the same word in Draconic/Goblin. |
| 34 | A wind up toy that has had the wind up mechanism removed, exploring the area will reveal that it has been used as a way to reset a trap. |
| 35 | A deck of cards missing most of the set. |
| 36 | A waterskin filled with sand. |
| 37 | Shards of pottery, some fashioned into daggers. |
| 38 | The handle of a nice weapon. |
| 39 | Chain made of used nails. |
| 40 | Larva in a jar used to clean teeth. |
| 41 | 2 pieces of wood that fit together extremely well. |
| 42 | A clay smoking pipe. |
| 43 | A bird's skull with a sharpened beak, used as a cutting tool. |
| 44 | A small drum made from a dried gourd. |
| 45 | A cup made of silver. Well-made but heavily tarnished, the rim is covered in tooth-marks from the user's nervous chewing. |
| 46 | A colorful geode half. The other half was given to the owner's best friend. |
| 47 | A bronze spearhead with the Draconic word for 'revenge' carved crudely in. |
| 48 | A miniature brass figurine of a horse. |
| 49 | A small hexagonal wood token with a hole in the middle. A string has been placed through it and it now works like a necklace. |
| 50 | A decorative and smooth glass arrowhead with rounded edges. It sparkles in moonlight. |
| 51 | A pair of women’s underwear that they use as a really bad sling shot. |
| 52 | A wooden sword they made and are extremely proud of, but it is poorly carved and only 8 inches long. |
| 53 | A staff with a frog tied on the end they use to retrieve stuff. |
| 54 | A box of matches, stubs of candles, and little wax sculptures they made. |
| 55 | A sketch book filled with surprisingly realistic drawings of creatures. |
| 56 | A bunch of socks they use for gloves. |
| 57 | A scarf that has minor illusion magic and changes color according to their mood. |
| 58 | A piece of mother’s face. |
| 59 | A small coin (not of the realm's currency) carved into a sharp triangle. |
| 60 | A badly etched, small piece of wood that seems to depict an older female of their species. |
| 61 | Surprisingly nice monogrammed handkerchief. |
| 62 | An invite to a birthday party on rough parchment and in crude handwriting. |
| 63 | A bundle of brightly colored feathers. |
| 64 | A 'lucky' rabbit's paw. |
| 65 | A seashell (even if the coast is very far away). |
| 66 | A heavily bejeweled waterbottle/flask. Upon inspection, the jewels are completely worthless. |
| 67 | A plant, that seems to have sprung up in the dirt in their pocket. |
| 68 | A hand-drawn map with no labels. |
| 69 | A severed toe. It is quite shriveled, yet the nail is freshly painted. |
| 70 | A pair of comically misshapen dice made of some sort of bone. |
| 71 | Copper coins painted gold. The paint is flaking off. |
| 72 | A lady’s brush, elegantly carved of ivory with boar bristle. The ivory is stained and cracked, and many of the bristles are missing. |
| 73 | A small turtle shell intricately scrimshawed with Dwarvish runes. If translated, it’s a bawdy limerick. |
| 74 | A dead mouse. |
| 75 | A live mouse. |
| 76 | An hourglass that has been broken and lost most of its sand. |
| 77 | A tarnished and dented silver fork. |
| 78 | A coin minted in an unknown country. Though it's old, it still manages to shine. |
| 79 | A jagged, damaged obsidian sculpture of bat. |
| 80 | A broken compass that is stuck pointing at the north indicator. |
| 81 | A very tiny living ooze, grey, shiny, and harmless. Eats wood, fits in a bottle. |
| 82 | A pair of stylish glasses, lenses removed. |
| 83 | A jar of grave dirt, shaking it occasionally reveals a small animal skull inside. |
| 84 | A very very tiny little tin kettle, polished and decorated with foreign calligraphy. |
| 85 | A military medal unburied from a battlefield, dirt-stained but polished to a shine. |
| 86 | A shard of broken stained glass, made into an amulet. |
| 87 | The knobs off of a used scroll or a scroll case. |
| 88 | A mason jar full of fireflies that never seem to die. Sheds dim light in a 15' radius. |
| 89 | An odd brass cog that spins on its own every so often. |
| 90 | A copper ring with runes, it's warm to the touch. |
| 91 | A piece of amber with some kind of bug or insect preserved within. |
| 92 | A broken teacup (chipped lip, and missing handle) with a hand painted design. |
| 93 | An oddly shaped old key. |
| 94 | A small metal flower which glows faintly in the dark. |
| 95 | A small red vial labeled 'heeling potion'. |
| 96 | A glass eye. |
| 97 | An assortment of mushrooms kept in a leather pouch. |
| 98 | 1d4 unhatched bird eggs. |
| 99 | A bundle of rat jerky. |
| 100 | A small wooden box of carefully preserved moth wings. |