TEXT: 100 Things to Find at 
  Halloween
  Azukail
  Games
  
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  100 Things to Find 
  at Halloween
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  Introduction
  The items in this list are primarily aimed at 
  a modern setting, but many of them can be 
  adapted for a historical or fantasy setting, 
  by substituting anything electrical or elec-
  tronic with mechanical or magical, and any 
  unsuitable materials, such as plastic, with 
  more suitable ones, such as wood, bone 
  or stone. For example, an electric light can 
  be replaced with candles or magical light 
  and a plastic skull could be replaced with a 
  wooden one.
  Whilst the various items may simply be 
  used for dressing up a location with Hal-
  loween-themed clutter, they can be used 
  for other purposes. The items may seem 
  to be ordinary Halloween decorations - but 
  perhaps they are not. The fake eyeballs 
  may be real, and so could the skulls, the 
  bones and the blood - or anything else for 
  that matter. The pumpkins or other deco-
  rations could be possessed by evil spirits. 
  Combined, these could turn a normal Hal-
  loween location into something a lot more 
  horrific than it originally appeared.
  Using the List
  Either select results manually, or roll d100 
  to get a random choice.
  1. Axe (Long or short handled plastic axe)
  2. Balloons (Black and orange balloons, 
  possibly with a helium canister for inflating 
  them)
  3. Bat (Large paper, inflatable or stuffed 
  black bat)
  4. Bat Garland (Several black paper bats 
  on a black garland)
  5. Bat Stickers (Self-adhesive bat stick-
  ers)
  6. Black Rose (Fake black plastic rose)
  7. Blood (Container of fake blood, differ-
  ent types with different uses, such as cos-
  metic, decoration or culinary)
  8. Bloody Draping (Long rags covered 
  with fake blood that can be draped across 
  things)
  9. Bloody Fingers (Fake severed fingers 
  with bloody ends)
  10. Bloody Handprints (Self-adhesive 
  stickers in the shape of bloody handprints)
  11. Bones (Fake bones, probably made 
  from plastic, may be bloody)
  12. Bottle Labels (Labels for bottles with 
  such things as “Poison,” “Bat’s Blood,” 
  “Devil’s Brew” and “Zombie Juice” on 
  them)
  13. Bowls (Orange or black bowls in the 
  shape of pumpkins and skulls)
  14. Cakes (Such as ghost or haunted 
  house in appearance)
  15. Candies (Or sweets, in Halloween 
  shapes such as eyeballs, spiders, bats, 
  teeth and snakes, or simply normal ones)
  16. Candelabra (Black, gothic table can-
  delabra with multiple arms and skull deco-
  rations, possibly battery-powered, motion 
  detecting and animated)
  17. Candles (Themed candles such as 
  pumpkins, jack o’lanterns, skulls, haunted 
  houses, zombies and simple black and or-
  ange candles, perhaps with dribbles of wax 
  down the sides)
  18. Cape (Opera cape, as worn by cine-
  matic vampires, in black with a red lining, 
  or a long, black witch’s cape)
  19. Cat (Life size stuffed witch’s cat)
  20. Cat Garland (Felt black cuts on a gar-
  land)
  21. Cauldron (Black plastic witch’s caul-
  drons in different sizes, some with animat-
  ed fake liquids inside them)
  22. Chain (Plastic chain with large links)
  23. Cookies (Or biscuits, in Halloween 
  shapes such as bats, pumpkins, spiders, 
  mice and zombie fingers)
  24. Crawling Hand (Battery-powered sev-
  ered zombie, or other monster, hand that 
  slowly crawls around on its fingertips)
  
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  25. Creepy Candy Bowl (A black plas-
  tic bowl for candy with a battery-powered 
  motion sensing moving green zombie hand 
  attached to it)
  26. Creepy Cloth (Tattered 
  and torn black cotton cloth)
  27. Creepy Doll (Bat-
  tery-powered small, 
  creepy-looking doll with red 
  eyes that makes sounds and 
  moves)
  28. Crisps (Or potato chips, 
  in themed shapes such as 
  zombie fingers, bugs and 
  webs, or simply normal 
  ones)
  29. Cupcakes (Small cakes 
  decorated with pumpkins, 
  spiders, fingers and oth-
  er creepy items, or using 
  orange, black or blood co-
  loured icing)
  30. Cutlery (Orange and 
  black plastic cutlery, or in 
  odd shapes such as bones)
  31. Doorbell (battery-powered, when the 
  button is pressed an eye opens above it)
  32. Door Curtain (Made from strips of 
  black, shiny foil, perhaps with themed dec-
  orations)
  33. Eyeballs (Fake plastic or rubber eye-
  balls)
  34. Face Makeup (Skin makeup in suit-
  able colours including black, orange, green, 
  blood, grey and anything else suitable for 
  horror characters)
  35. Fangs (Plastic fake vampire fangs)
  36. Fog Machine (Mains-powered machine 
  that turns a water based liquid into fog and 
  pumps it out)
  37. Gallows (Fake gallows, life size or 
  close to it, probably plastic)
  38. Ghost (Wall mounted decoration, pos-
  sibly luminous)
  39. Glasses (Plastic drinking glasses in 
  themed shapes such as skulls and pump-
  kins, or in black and yellow, or decorated 
  with such as skulls, jack o’lanterns and 
  bats)
  40. Glow in the Dark (Small 
  glow in the dark items such 
  as spiders, mice and bats)
  41. Gothic Portraits (Large 
  wall decal with what appears 
  to be creepy framed portraits 
  on it, of such as odd looking 
  people, perhaps with strange 
  eyes or deformities, and 
  skulls)
  42. Guillotine (Life sized 
  fake guillotine, probably plas-
  tic)
  43. Hanging Bat (Plastic 
  bats on string that can be 
  suspended from the ceiling or 
  other place)
  44. Hanging Man (Life size 
  human figure with a noose 
  around its neck for hanging 
  from the ceiling)
  45. Headband (Plastic headband with 
  such as knives, axes, arrows, bat ears and 
  devil horns on them)
  46. Jack o’Lantern Lights (A chain of 
  small lights in the shape of orange jack 
  o’lanterns with an electric light inside each)
  47. Jelly Mould (And finished jellies, in 
  shapes such as ghosts and brains)
  48. Knife (Plastic knives, machetes and 
  cleavers of different sizes)
  49. Lawn Spider (Several foot wide inflat-
  able spider for use outside, perhaps with 
  built-in lights)
  50. LED Figures (Small, battery-powered 
  spiders, bats and mice, or other appropri-
  ate creatures, with LEDs)
  51. Lipstick (Unusual lipstick shades such 
  as black, orange, grey and green)
  52. Luminous Skeleton (Wall-mounted 
  flat skeleton that glows green in the dark)
  
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  53. Masks (From simple solitaire masks 
  to zombie, werewolf, monster, devil, skull, 
  witch and film character masks)
  54. Nail Polish (Black, green and orange 
  nail polish, or other suitable colours)
  55. Napkins (Paper or fabric napkins, pos-
  sibly in black or orange, perhaps with Hal-
  loween decorations on)
  56. Paper Chains (Orange and black pa-
  per chains, possibly with decorations on 
  them such as pumpkins and skulls)
  57. Paper Cups (Disposable cups with 
  Halloween themed images on them, such 
  as spiders, bats and skulls)
  58. Paper Lanterns (Lantern covers in the 
  shape of a ribcage)
  59. Pile of Skulls 
  (A decorative pile 
  of, probably plastic, 
  skulls, perhaps with 
  battery-powered 
  lights and sound)
  60. Plates (Paper or 
  plastic plates in black or orange or deco-
  rated with jack o’lanterns, skulls, bats and 
  similar)
  61. Pumpkin (Either real, carved into a 
  Jack o’Lantern, or plastic, with one built in, 
  with either a candle or electric light inside 
  it, such as a real or electric tealight)
  62. Pumpkin Balloons (Orange balloons 
  with a jack o’lantern face on them in black)
  63. Pumpkin Bucket (An orange plas-
  tic bucket with a handle in the shape of a 
  pumpkin, for collecting candies/sweets)
  64. Pumpkin Garland (Orange garland 
  with felt pumpkin jack o’lanterns on it)
  65. Pumpkin Light Cover (Orange jack 
  o’lantern light cover that fastens over a 
  ceiling light)
  66. Rat (Fake plastic or furry rat)
  67. Raven (Or crow, perched on a rock or 
  a skull, battery-powered, flaps its wings 
  and caws)
  68. Screaming Doormat (Battery-pow-
  ered device to place under a doormat that 
  screams when trodden on)
  69. Scythe (Fake plastic scythe)
  70. Sidewalk Signs (Made from plastic to 
  resemble wooden signs on stakes bearing 
  messages such as “Keep Out!”, “Beware!”, 
  “Go Back!” and “Danger!”, perhaps in paint 
  that looks like blood)
  71. Sign (Hanging signs, probably made 
  from plastic that looks like wood, with 
  messages such as “Cemetery,” “Dead 
  Zone” and “Haunted House” apparently 
  carved into them, possibly decorated with 
  blood)
  72. Skeleton (Life size articulated skele-
  ton)
  73. Skeleton Bowl 
  (Serving bowl with 
  the top half of a skel-
  etal Death, animated, 
  motion activated and 
  battery powered)
  74. Skeleton Dog 
  (Life size skeletal dog)
  75. Skull (Fake skull, probably plastic, 
  possibly with an articulated, battery-pow-
  ered moving jaw, as well as a voice)
  76. Skull Wall Decoration (Large, flat 
  wall-mounted skull decoration, possibly 
  with battery powered glowing eyes)
  77. Skull Tealights (Battery powered 
  tealights with a skull surrounding the light)
  78. Solar Lantern (Solar-powered lantern 
  being held by such as a skeleton or zombie 
  arm)
  79. Sound Machine (Battery-powered, 
  produces a variety of Halloween sounds, 
  such as groans, creaks, howls, cackles
  80. Spiders (Fake plastic and rubber spi-
  ders of different sizes, usually black)
  81. Spooky Tree (Inflatable spooky tree 
  with a face for use outside, several feet 
  high)
  82. Stretchable Spiders Web (Fake spi-
  ders web that can be stretched to cover 
  
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  areas)
  83. Telephone (Old fashioned black bat-
  tery-powered telephone with a spooky 
  voice on the end when the receiver is 
  picked up)
  84. Tinsel (Black, or black and orange, 
  tinsel, with cardboard jack o’lantern deco-
  rations)
  85. Toilet Seat Decal (De-
  cal for sticking onto a toilet 
  seat that has a picture of 
  a zombie head and hands 
  that are pulling it out of the 
  toilet)
  85. Tombstones (Fake 
  tombstones, plastic or polystyrene, with 
  various messages on such as R.I.P.)
  87. Torture Garland (Bloodstained fake, 
  plastic or cardboard, knives, pincers, saws 
  and other torture implements strung from 
  a garland)
  88. Trident (Long or short handled plastic 
  devil’s trident)
  89. Wigs (Different types of wigs, such as 
  witch, zombie and vampire)
  90. Wind Up Toys (Small wind up me-
  chanical toys such as ghosts, skeletons, 
  eyeballs and pumpkins)
  91. Wings (Costume bat wings, made 
  from fabric)
  92. Window Decoration (Decal for stick-
  ing onto windows, shows such as a zombie, 
  mummy, werewolf or other creature of the 
  night looking out through it)
  93. Witch’s Broomstick (Tradition-
  al wooden handled stick broom, possibly 
  made from plastic)
  94. Witch’s Fingers (Plas-
  tic fingers with pointed 
  nails, possibly suitable for 
  wearing over normal fingers 
  and may glow in the dark)
  95. Witch’s Hat (Pointy 
  black hat, made of paper or 
  felt)
  96. Wounds (Fake wounds for attaching to 
  skin)
  97. Zombie Butler (Life size zombie 
  dressed as a butler, either a cardboard cut-
  out or a figure that animates and interacts, 
  moving and groaning)
  98. Zombie Door Poster (Door-sized ad-
  hesive poster with a picture of a zombie, or 
  other monster such as a werewolf, break-
  ing through the planks of a wooden door 
  on it)
  99. Zombie Ground Breaker (Zombie 
  head, hands and tombstone for outdoor 
  decoration)
  100. Zombie Limbs (Fake severed zombie 
  limbs with blood and protruding bone)
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