1 cyclops or 1 annis hag (vgtm) 9. 3d6 orcs and 1d3 ogres led by 1 orc war chief or roll on orc mid level encounters. 10. 2d4 berserkers or 1 stone giant dreamwalker (vgtm) 11. roll on mountain levels 1 4 table or 3d6 aurochs (vgtm) 12. 1d3 stone giants or roll on giant encounters lvl 5 10. I’ve created a list of 100 interesting random mountain encounters to spice up your tabletop rpg campaign. feel free to use these. they’re suitable for d&d 5e, 3e, pathfinder, and even merps. i’ve been gaming a long time, and i’m happy to share this free random mountain encounter table for all types of fantasy tabletop rpg systems.
85. a mountain with snow on the top, mid way is covered in cherry blossoms, and the bottom mostly mud and rock. the mountain will look like a god dropped their giant neapolitan ice cream. 86. the players spot a man at the peak of a mountain, standing unmoved by the strong wing staring away at something on the horizon. Mountain wilderness locations. 2. a frozen waterfall into a deep lake with an island (there is a rowing boat on the shore) 3. a grove of ash trees. there is a shallow pool (it is associated with an intelligent spider) 4. an overhanging cliff with sevral fir trees (there is a brisk wind from the north east) 5. Mountain dragon. gargantuan dragon, chaotic neutral. armor class 18 (natural armor) hit points 256 (19d20 57) speed 40 ft., fly 80 ft. multiattack: the dragon makes three attacks: one with its bite and two with its claws. bite attack: 9 to hit, 2d10 5 piercing damage. claw attack: 9 to hit, 2d6 5 slashing damage. One of the most potent tools in a dungeon master's arsenal to create such dynamic and immersive experiences is the random encounter table. the random encounter table is a handy device for transforming any adventure as it provides lists of potential situations, challenges, or events that player characters might stumble upon during their journey.
Mountain dragon. gargantuan dragon, chaotic neutral. armor class 18 (natural armor) hit points 256 (19d20 57) speed 40 ft., fly 80 ft. multiattack: the dragon makes three attacks: one with its bite and two with its claws. bite attack: 9 to hit, 2d10 5 piercing damage. claw attack: 9 to hit, 2d6 5 slashing damage. One of the most potent tools in a dungeon master's arsenal to create such dynamic and immersive experiences is the random encounter table. the random encounter table is a handy device for transforming any adventure as it provides lists of potential situations, challenges, or events that player characters might stumble upon during their journey. Encounters for adventures and campaigns in terrain of stormy mountains, snowy peaks, giants, griffons, narrow passes and ancient crags. includes d8 d12 tables for using mountain encounters (dice to use, ways to use encounter tables, ways to use random encounters, modifying encounters, higher and lower level parties). 5. there is a second group of creatures nearby (roll again on the appropriate encounter table) 6. there are stepping stones over a stream or roll on mountain combat terrain. 7. there is a hidden item or cache here. roll on minor mountain treasures. 8. there is a spectacular view of the surroundings.
Encounters for adventures and campaigns in terrain of stormy mountains, snowy peaks, giants, griffons, narrow passes and ancient crags. includes d8 d12 tables for using mountain encounters (dice to use, ways to use encounter tables, ways to use random encounters, modifying encounters, higher and lower level parties). 5. there is a second group of creatures nearby (roll again on the appropriate encounter table) 6. there are stepping stones over a stream or roll on mountain combat terrain. 7. there is a hidden item or cache here. roll on minor mountain treasures. 8. there is a spectacular view of the surroundings.
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