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  DUNGEON DRESSING: MUNDANE CHEST CONTENTS 
  Tired of your dungeons lacking in verisimilitude? Want to add cool little features of interest to your creations but don't have the time to come 
  up with non-essential details? Want to make your dungeons feel more realistic? Then Dungeon Dressing is for you! Each instalment focuses 
  on a common dungeon ﬁxture such as stairs, pillars or pools and gives the harried GM the tools to bring such features to life with interesting 
  and cool noteworthy features. 
  This instalment of Dungeon Dressing presents loads of great contents to add to the chests in your dungeon. Designed to be used both 
  during preparation or actual play, Dungeon Dressing: Mundane Chest Contents is an invaluable addition to any GM's armoury! 
  C RE DI TS 
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  Development: Creighton Broadhurst  
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  Credits 
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  Contents 
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  Chest Mundane Contents 
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  Clothes & Possessions 
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  Food & Drink 
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  Odds & Ends 
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  Wizard’s Chests 
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  Cleric’s Chests 
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  OGL V1.0A 
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  C H ES T M UN DANE CONTENTS 
  Use these tables to add ﬂavour and detail to otherwise 
  unremarkable, boring chests. Even villains, for example, must have 
  clothes or favourite foods and these tables can generate such 
  details. Such small items may spark the characters’ interest and 
  could lead to interesting role-playing opportunities or could even 
  give insights into the NPC’s personality and interests.  
   
  While each entry in these tables mainly deal with just one or 
  two items, roll several times on one or more of the tables to 
  generate an interesting, thought-provoking chest.  
   
  Of course, the entries on these tables may need to be tweaked 
  slightly—either to make them relevant to the villain owning the 
  chest or to better ﬁt your personal style and/or campaign world. 
  Such tweaks should take seconds to complete, and represent 
  design time well spent. 
  CLOTHES & POSSESSIONS 
  Chests aren’t always about treasure! Dungeon denizens need 
  places to stash their clothes, tools and personal accoutrements.  
  D%
  CONTENTS
  01
  This chest contains piles of neatly folded white linens.
  02
  This chest holds grey and black burial shrouds.
  03
  A handful of dirty loincloths ﬁll this chest.
  04
  Cult members have stashed red and black robes inside 
  this chest.
  05
  This chest is crammed full of multi-coloured dresses 
  sized for a variety of ladies.
  06
  A selection of lacy undergarments lie within this chest.
  07
  This chest holds layers of folded stockings and ﬁve 
  pairs of shoes.
  08
  Worn, sweat-stained leather hoods are strewn about 
  the bottom of this chest.
  09
  This chest holds a selection of ﬁne gloves, like those 
  worn to a theatre performance or high society event.
  10
  The gloves inside this chest look like they’re used to 
  distribute pig slop.
  11
  This chest holds several sets of dirty gloves, all 
  smelling of musty earth.
  12
  This chest contains ﬁve sets of black silk leggings.
  13
  The colourful leggings in this chest look like they 
  belong to a theatrical troupe.
  14
  Several old cloth bags are dumped inside this chest. 
  One holds a forgotten gold coin, which only a careful 
  search reveals.
  15
  This chest contains a dozen empty satchels.
  16
  The empty wine sacks in this chest now serve as a rats’ 
  nest. The faint smell of wine and faeces ﬁlls the chest.
  17
  The single coin purse inside this dusty chest is, 
  unfortunately, empty.
  18
  Sets of matching crimson robes, caps and slippers in a 
  variety of sizes are stashed inside this chest.
  19
  Moth-eaten shirts lie within this chest.
  20
  This chest contains burnt clothes that crumble to ash at 
  the slightest touch.
  21
  Cobwebs cover the riding boots in this chest.
  22
  Auburn and blonde wigs hang from small hooks inside 
  this chest.
  23
  The numerous velvet gloves in this chest are worn 
  through on the ﬁngertips.
  24
  A single pair of lady’s lace gloves lies within this chest, 
  on a pristine red velvet cushion.
  25
  The hat in this chest is covered with painted goose 
  feathers. A matching scarf lies beneath the hat.
  26
  This chest contains a bright green ball gown that 
  shimmers in the light.
  27
  The leather scraps in this chest look like they were 
  once stitched together as armour. Some are 
  bloodstained.
  28
  This chest holds rusty chainmail scraps.
  29
  A set of dented pauldrons rest within this chest.
  30
  This chest contains a pair of grey robes with dozens of 
  pockets sewn into each.
  31
  The vest in this chest holds two throwing daggers 
  tucked into the hem.
  32
  A pile of vests, cravats and other gentlemanly garb is 
  packed tightly and carefully into this chest.
  33
  Woollen scarves and mittens drape over one another 
  in this chest.
  34
  The shapeless cloth hats in this chest are ﬁlled with 
  dried mouse droppings.
  35
  Leather skullcaps are set on rounded wooden blocks 
  in this chest. All are the same size.
  36
  Simple working hats have been tossed into this chest.
  37
  This chest holds a single black veil of the sort worn to 
  funerals and the like by a grieving widow.
  38
  A rainbow of soft silken sarongs and scarves are 
  packed into this chest.
  39
  This chest holds eight 50 ft. long lengths of rope.
  40
  Hairpins and other beauty paraphernalia ﬁll the 
  cheesecloth bags in this chest.
  41
  Rotted cloth scraps suggest the remains of long-
  forgotten clothing in this chest.
  42
  A selection of poetry books is stacked in this chest.
  43
  This chest contains half-a-dozen blank books, some 
  blood-spattered.
  44
  The robe in this chest must’ve been made for a very 
  obese person.
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  45
  Oddly, the shirt in this chest was made with more than 
  one pair of sleeves.
  46
  The neatly pressed shirts in this chest smell of roses.
  47
  This chest holds a dozen dirty socks smelling of fetid 
  cheese and sweat.
  48
  A multi-coloured cloak is tucked into this chest. It 
  contains three concealed (but sadly empty) pockets.
  49
  A single, extremely long strip of golden cloth (worth 50 
  gp) lies coiled in this chest.
  50
  Sheers, trowels and other gardening tools ﬁll the chest.
  51
  This chest contains a well-used lockpick set.
  52
  Needles, thread and pincushions as well as off cuts of 
  fabric and several damaged pieces of clothing 
  awaiting mending ﬁll this chest.
  53
  An abacus is neatly stored in this chest.
  54
  Writing quills and inkpots are stored in this chest.
  55
  This chest is empty, except for what looks like water 
  stains in the corners. 
  56
  A boot and armour polishing kit ﬁlls this small chest.
  57
  This chest contains shaving razors and scissors.
  58
  This chest holds tiny shelves full of makeup and face 
  paint, along with two wigs and a false beard.
  59
  This chest holds nothing but a knotted mass of frayed, 
  faded ribbons.
  60
  This chest holds several pairs of common boots, made 
  for walking. Two pairs are mud stained.
  61
  Mismatched leather sandals dumped in a haphazard 
  pile lie within this chest.
  62
  This chest contains ﬁve pairs of bed slippers, all lined 
  with black wool.
  63
  This chest holds three pairs of spike-toed boots.
  64
  The cracked leather boots in this chest have holes in 
  the toes.
  65
  Pink and blue dancing shoes are carefully laid out 
  inside this chest.
  66
  A set of white, half-face masks stare out from this chest.
  67
  This chest contains a handful of blank leather masks 
  with eye, nose and mouth holes.
  68
  The masks in this chest are designed to look like a 
  variety of humanoid monsters.
  69
  The theatre masks in this chest evoke both hilarity and 
  tragedy in their expressions.
  70
  Black cloth masks ﬁll this chest.
  71
  This chest contains four smaller boxes, each painted a 
  different colour. All are empty.
  72
  This chest contains a hammer, chisel and wood planer 
  as well as several lengths of seasoned oak along with 
  sketches for an ornate chair.
  73
  The worn and stained used pliers, needles and hooks 
  in this chest suggest the owner enjoys torture. 
  74
  Several bronze masks lie within this chest, each 
  showing a different emotion.
  75
  This chest holds a crowbar, hammer, nails and other 
  construction materials and tools.
  76
  This chest holds what might’ve been a journal or diary, 
  but most of its pages are missing.
  77
  This chest is empty, but velvet-lined like a large 
  jewellery box.
  78
  This chest holds a jumble of leather straps and metal 
  buckles clearly harvested from many different sources.
  79
  Woollen blankets are stacked within this chest. All are 
  clean, but obviously well-used.
  80
  Drapery and curtains ﬁll this chest to capacity.
  81
  Cloth table runners, embroidered with thorny ﬂowers 
  ﬁll the chest.
  82
  A dozen dented mugs ﬁll this chest. Each has a 
  different coat of arms emblazoned upon it.
  83
  Pewter silverware is neatly lined up inside this chest.
  84
  This chest contains a once-ﬁne gentleman’s suit which 
  is now ragged and stained.
  85
  This chest holds a set of common garb, like any 
  peasant might wear.
  86
  Tanned animal pelts are stacked within this chest. The 
  chest smells slightly musty.
  87
  Hammers and tongs as well as several iron ingots ﬁll 
  this chest.
  88
  Crumpled straw hats are stuffed inside this chest.
  89
  This chest contains homemade candles, some unused, 
  others barely a nub of wax and wick.
  90
  Nothing but simple underclothes and clothes ﬁt for a 
  traveller ﬁll this chest.
  91
  The pair of trousers this chest holds ﬁt an incredibly tall 
  person. They are worn at the knees and mud-stained.
  92
  An array of ﬁne women’s shoes and one pair of boots 
  are stacked in this chest.
  93
  This chest holds paints, unused canvas and brushes.
  94
  This chest holds a jumble of cloth and leather patches 
  for repairing clothes.
  95
  A jumble of mismatched socks and other 
  miscellaneous pieces of clothing in a variety of sizes ﬁll 
  this chest to bursting.
  96
  This chest holds a single, enormous down pillow 
  stuffed with owlbear feathers.
  97
  Clean washcloths and towels ﬁll this chest.
  98
  This chest holds used, but clean, kitchen utensils and 
  cooking gear.
  99
  This chest contains spiked chokers and leather collars 
  as well as manacles.
  100
  Yards of ﬁne colourful lace are rolled up carefully 
  inside this chest.
  3
  
  FOOD & DRINK 
  Dungeon dwellers do not survive on the meat and marrow of 
  dead adventurers alone. They like to indulge and imbibe just like 
  anyone else, and they’re not about to leave precious food and 
  drink just scattered about where the rats (or worse their minions) 
  can get at it. 
   
  D%
  CONTENTS
  01-05
  Wax-sealed wheels of cheese are tightly packed into 
  this chest.
  06-10
  Cheesecloth bags of dried fruit are neatly packed into 
  this chest.
  11-12
  Slabs of salted meat ﬁll this chest.
  13-14
  The chest holds a variety of jerky.
  15-16
  The bagged white powder within this chest is salt.
  17-18
  Salt and pepper have been divided into individual 
  compartments, in this chest.
  19-20
  This chest contains gnawed ears, labelled and sorted 
  by different seasonings and race.
  21-22
  Flies buzz up from the rotting mutton in this chest.
  23-24
  The rock-hard loaves of bread in this chest could 
  double as a bludgeoning weapon.
  25-26
  Oozing honeycomb has been sealed in wax clumps 
  and placed in this chest.
  27-28
  The chest holds ﬂasks of clear liquor so potent it stings 
  the eyes.
  29-30
  Once-full waterskins now sag in this chest as their 
  contents slowly evaporate.
  31-32
  The wineskins in this chest slosh promisingly, when 
  picked up.
  33-34
  This chest contains a small keg of beer marked with 
  the sigil of a famous brewer.
  35-36
  Sift through the dried oats in this chest, if you must, but 
  it’s all that’s there.
  37-38
  The covered jugs in this chest hold goat milk.
  39-40
  This chest holds several hemp sacks of onions, carrots 
  and other vegetables.
  41-42
  This watertight chest has several inches of foul-
  smelling liquid sloshing about within it.
  43-44
  Crumbly cracker wafers puff crumbs everywhere when 
  this chest is opened.
  45-46
  The chest contains mouldy bread.
  47-48
  This chest holds stacks of meat pies and pasties.
  49-50
  The chest holds an assortment of fresh vegetables.
  51-52
  The chest holds a selection of fresh, wrinkly apples.
  53-54
  Blocks of ice keep the slabs of meat in this chest fresh.
  55-56
  The charred offering of this chest look uncomfortably 
  like to rat-kebobs.
  57-58
  While a delicacy to some, the honeyed lizards-on-a-
  stick in this chest don’t appeal to every palate.
  59-60
  The chest contains bowls of a stew that’s mostly turned 
  to gelatine.
  61-62
  A delightful assortment of fruit pies is stacked within 
  this chest.
  63-64
  This chest holds a wooden ladle to scoop out the ﬂour 
  contained in several large sacks also found within. 
  65-66
  A dozen blocks of hardtack are stacked in this chest.
  67-68
  A pile of loose ﬂour sends up a white cloud when this 
  chest is opened.
  69-70
  This chest holds dozens of ears of corn.
  71-72
  The chest contains several pounds of rice.
  73-74
  Potatoes tumble out of this chest when it’s opened.
  75-76
  If the slimy, black mass this chest now holds was once 
  food it’s now inedible.
  77-78
  Vials of oil glisten within this chest.
  79-80
  The chest contains a jug of frothy, but unidentiﬁable, 
  brew that’s deﬁnitely fermented.
  81-82
  Several skinned hares are laid out in this chest, on a 
  wooden board.
  83-84
  Steam rises from the recently-roasted venison haunch 
  in this chest.
  85-86
  The chest holds jellied intestines that look like mounds 
  of grey pudding.
  87-88
  This chest glistens with ﬁstfuls of candied fruit slices.
  89-90
  Neat cloth bags of herbs and spices sit in this chest. 
  Each is labelled; in total they are worth 120 gp.
  91-92
  This chest contains what would best be described as 
  piles of “giblets.”
  93-94
  Roasted chicken and turkey legs are stacked inside this 
  chest, on a bed of feathers.
  95-99
  The chest holds rows of eggs. Some fresh, some not so 
  fresh. Some are clearly from chickens; others are from 
  something much bigger.
  100
  Chopped ﬁsh heads have been tossed into this chest; 
  their stink bursts forth, when the chest is opened. 
  4
  
  ODDS & ENDS 
  As excited as the characters may be to peer into an unknown 
  chest, hoping for valuable baubles, they might wind up quite sorry 
  to have peeked after they see the strange and occasionally 
  disturbing things others stash away. 
  D%
  CONTENTS
  01-05
  A cleaned and polished skull on a small velvet pillow 
  stares out from within this chest. 
  06-10
  Half-a-dozen lockets hang from hooks embedded in 
  this chest’s lid; each has an etching of a different 
  woman’s face.
  11-12
  A variety of severed cat tails are coiled within this 
  chest; each has a unique fur pattern.
  13-14
  Clumps of dried dung are—bizarrely—set into neat piles 
  inside this chest.
  15-16
  Over a dozen glass eyes, all different sizes and colours, 
  are nestled within this cushioned chest.
  17-18
  A circle of severed ﬁngers (from different species) lies 
  within this chest.
  19-20
  This chest holds a mass of worn, mouldering papers. 
  None are legible.
  21-22
  This chest has a selection of hard biscuits with eyes 
  and mouths carved into them.
  23-24
  Bent pewter spoons, broken bowls and plates and so 
  on ﬁll this chest.
  25-26
  Fresh, moist earth is packed into this chest, almost up 
  up to the brim. Small mushrooms grow in the earth.
  27-28
  Dozens of colourful, shiny buttons are scattered within 
  this chest.
  29-30
  This chest holds nothing but rusted scrap metal.
  31-32
  The worms and ﬂies indicate the mouldering pile this 
  chest contains is some sort of compost.
  33-34
  This chest contains a great mound of shiny ribbons, 
  ﬂecks of coloured glass, bent and broken coins and so 
  on; none have any value except as scrap.
  35-36
  This chest holds a pair of very worn horseshoes.
  37-38
  Scraps of half-carved wooden blocks and sticks are 
  jumbled up within this chest.
  39-40
  This chest contains a pile of rusted keys.
  41-42
  This chest contains a pile of rusted locks.
  43-44
  This chest holds a small piece of  yellowed parchment 
  with an obscure insult scrawled on it.
  45-46
  The severed, rotting hand in this chest is posed in a 
  rude gesture.
  47-48
  The jars in this chest contain captured caterpillars, 
  some have spun cocoons.
  49-50
  Slim ﬁsh bones ﬁll this chest, along with the odour of 
  rotted ﬁsh.
  51-52
  The small book within this chest contains erotic poetry 
  written in a guttural language.
  53-54
  Three rows of dainty glass ﬁgurines, each of a different 
  animal, are displayed in this chest.
  55-56
  This chest holds a variety of wooden combs, several 
  with wiry hairs still sticking to them.
  57-58
  The hooks, rolls of twine and jar of grubs indicates this 
  chest holds ﬁshing gear.
  59-60
  This chest contains nothing but dull, grey rocks of 
  varying sizes.
  61-62
  Rotting vegetables and crushed fruit splatter the 
  insides of this chest.
  63-64
  Broken bottles of perfume are strewn across the 
  bottom of this chest; their mingled scents remain 
  powerful and pungent.
  65-66
  A broken lute, ﬂute and torn drum are secured within 
  this chest.
  67-68
  Several bloody razors and knives are dumped in the 
  bottom of this chest.
  69-70
  This chest contains a lovely, if amateur, painting of a 
  wildﬂower ﬁeld.
  71-72
  A bar of soap lies beside a pile of mouldy grey rags, 
  inside this chest.
  73-74
  This chest holds a journal that is ﬁlled with only a single 
  word, “Help,” written over and over again in 
  increasingly bad handwriting.
  75-76
  This chest holds four burial copper and ﬁred clay urns 
  ﬁlled with ash.
  77-78
  This chest is packed with brass and iron chamberpots, 
  and not all of them are empty. Several of the pots 
  feature lurid designs of demons and devils. The stench 
  in the chest is impressive.
  79-80
  This chest holds moulded clay ﬁgurines that depict 
  humanoids of various races.
  81-82
  A chessboard awaits within this chest; both sets of 
  pieces miss the king.
  83-84
  Bags of marbles and caltrops ﬁll this chest.
  85-86
  A set of marked knucklebones is stored within this 
  chest along with three pairs of weighted dice.
  87-88
  A solitary chipped teacup painted with ornate images 
  of birds sits in the corner of this chest.
  89-90
  Small straw dolls, bound by twine, are piled high inside 
  this chest.
  91-92
  Several containers of boot polish and moustache wax 
  ﬁll this chest.
  93-94
  This chest holds over a dozen broken daggers, each 
  snapped in half.
  95-99
  This chest contains a charcoal drawing of the face of 
  whoever opened the chest.
  100
  This chest holds a collection of bird nests and broken 
  eggs, all laid out as if on display.
  5
  
  WIZARD’S CHESTS 
  Beware the wizard’s cache, as it could be guarded by deadly 
  spells and ﬁlled with ghastly spirits or demons set to devour an 
  intruder’s soul. Or it could just be his toenail clippings. Beware 
  those too. This table provides a variety of discovery options for 
  when adventurers meddle in the affairs of wizards.  
  D%
  CONTENTS
  01-05
  This chest holds dozens types of hair, each named and 
  tied with a tiny string.
  06-10
  Books of foreign languages are neatly ﬁled 
  alphabetically in this chest.
  11-12
  Scrolls of astronomy charts ﬁll this chest.
  13-14
  Labelled feathers from a hundred bird species are 
  pinned to the sides of this chest.
  15-16
  This chest holds bottles of spiders and their webs.
  17-18
  A dead insect collection is pinned to removeable 
  wooden slats in this chest.
  19-20
  This chest contains nothing but blank parchment.
  21-22
  The miniature shelves in this chest are stacked with 
  numerous inks bottles of various colours and 
  viscosities. Some sparkle in the light with motes of 
  clearly magical dust suspended within.
  23-24
  An assortment of teeth from various creatures is 
  scattered about this chest.
  25-26
  This chest contains sketches of cave-dwelling creatures 
  and insects bound with twine.
  27-28
  Pairs of severed bird claws stand upright in this chest. 
  All have been removed expertly.
  29-30
  Talons and teeth, some as small as a little ﬁnger, others 
  over six inches long, are slotted into small display 
  cases in this chest. The provenance of each set is 
  meticulously labelled. 
  31-32
  Small boxes of dust and ash ﬁll this chest.
  33-34
  Large glass lenses are stacked inside this chest.
  35-36
  Metal tubes are strapped down to the bottom of this 
  chest. Otherwise, it’s empty.
  37-38
  Metallic-looking silver, gold and bronze threads are 
  spooled within this chest.
  39-40
  This chest contains a tiny hammer and miniature anvil, 
  for some unknown, esoteric, purpose.
  41-42
  This chest holds three mortar and pestle sets: small, 
  medium and large.
  43-44
  Beakers and glass tubes are nestled in this chest’s 
  cushioned interior.
  45-46
  History books, chronologically arranged, are stacked 
  inside this chest.
  47-48
  This chest contains strips of tanned skin—some are of 
  human origin while others are monstrous in origin.
  49-50
  Despite their gleam, the shiny, polished rocks in this 
  chest sadly are not gems.
  51-52
  Vials containing different types of sand and earth from 
  around the land ﬁll this chest.
  53-54
  A pair of reading glasses and several unremarkable 
  books ﬁll this chest.
  55-56
  This chest holds vials of water of varying degrees of 
  clarity and ﬁlth.
  57-58
  Desiccated reptiles and amphibians are pinned and 
  laid out in the bottom of this chest.
  59-60
  The chest holds rows of pale candles, wick trimmers 
  and lighting sticks.
  61-62
  The crumpled, blotted notes in this chest apparently 
  come from failed experiments.
  63-64
  Parchments with odd biological and mechanical 
  sketches have been tossed into this chest.
  65-66
  Faded, water-stained maps of the surrounding area lie 
  within this chest.
  67-68
  The single parchment in this chest contains a list of 
  names and notations that look like a list of ﬁnancial 
  debts and other obligations.
  69-70
  Potted ﬂowers and plants have somehow ﬂourished 
  inside this chest’s musty, dark interior.
  71-72
  Moss, mould and herbs grow on the thin, rocky layer of 
  earth laid in the base of this chest.
  73-74
  Tiny animal skeletons, wired together, are arranged on 
  stands in this chest.
  75-76
  This chest contains sheaves of anatomical diagrams, 
  depicting a variety of humanoid races.
  77-78
  A hundred eyes, each kept bobbing in its own liquid-
  ﬁlled bottle, ﬁll this chest.
  79-80
  Blank books ﬁll this chest.
  81-82
  The chest holds tweezers, needles and other delicate 
  instruments in thin drawers.
  83-84
  The coiled skeleton of a large snake ﬁlls this chest. It is 
  threaded onto thin silver wire meaning the whole thing 
  can be pulled out intact.
  85-86
  Metal, wooden and glass rods in a variety of lengths 
  and thicknesses lie jumbled in this chest.
  87-88
  The chest contains pungent incense sticks with 
  intricately carved burner stands.
  89-90
  Expensive-looking soapstone pipes lie in slots 
  alongside expensive-smelling tobacco pouches.
  91-92
  The thin glass vials in this chest look to, alarmingly, 
  contain fresh blood.
  93-94
  This chest contains a stink of green earth that 
  evaporates almost as immediately as it’s opened.
  95-99
  The charcoal-rubbed papers in this chest appear to be 
  of gravestone etchings
  100
  Clustered in the corners of this small chest are 
  collections of toenail and ﬁngernail clippings.
  6
  
  CLERIC’S CHESTS 
  Even those called to a higher order of religious devotion need 
  somewhere to store their precious holy icons when not immersed 
  in prayer...as well as a place to stash certain unmentionables they 
  don’t want their fellows to discover among their possession. 
   
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  CONTENTS
  01-05
  This chest holds a set of pewter candle stands, 
  dribbled with red wax.
  06-10
  A brass incense mitre ﬁlls this chest.
  11-12
  The chest holds several well-worn prayer books.
  13-14
  The scroll in this chest contains a jotted schedule of 
  holy days.
  15-16
  This chest holds a single, unused song and prayer 
  book, intended for worship.
  17-18
  This tiny chest holds an equally tiny icon of its owner’s 
  patron’s symbol.
  19-20
  This little chest holds an ordainment icon, meant to be 
  pinned to a robe or outer vestment.
  21-22
  A purple robe is neatly folded inside this chest.
  23-24
  This chest holds a coiled bloody whip for self-
  punishment. It has seen a lot of use.
  25-26
  Blessed vials of water crowd this chest.
  27-28
  This chest holds painted wooden etchings of grave-
  looking saints.
  29-30
  This padded chest contains several sets of polished 
  bells and cymbals.
  31-32
  This chest holds an elaborate sash woven from human 
  hair along with a matching bone pin.
  33-34
  The book in this chest is a of holy teachings, prayers 
  and stories.
  35-36
  The journal in this chest holds a detailed recording of 
  personal sins, and their punishments.
  37-38
  Ceremonial garb of splendid appearance is folded 
  neatly within this chest.
  39-40
  This chest holds an indecipherable notebook written in 
  cryptic church code.
  41-42
  An array of ointments and salves sit within this chest.
  43-44
  The ceremonial mask in this chest is adorned with 
  hooks and barbs.
  45-46
  A ring of salt bounds an empty space in the base of 
  this chest.
  47-48
  This chest has a set of brass rings intended for ﬁngers 
  and toes.
  49-50
  This chest contains a small box that holds chalk and 
  charcoal used for ceremonial purposes.
  51-52
  The thick notepad in this chest details a variety of 
  religious symbols.
  53-54
  This chest conceals a collection of bloody cords, whips 
  and chains.
  55-56
  The brazier nestled in this chest holds cold ash.
  57-58
  This chest reveals a collection of oddly demonic face 
  carvings set in stone and wood.
  59-60
  The cloak folded in this chest is emblazoned with a 
  sun, and has a jagged gash in its rear.
  61-62
  Thorny vines are coiled inside this chest; the tips of the 
  thorns are stained with blood.
  63-64
  A blue-green embroidered dress with extensive veil 
  ﬁlls this chest.
  65-66
  Bronze sleeve and cloak clasps are set in plush rows 
  inside this chest.
  67-68
  Golden threaded altar linens lie inside this chest.
  69-70
  This chest offers a set of wine cups and empty ﬂagon.
  71-72
  A leather-bound ﬂask and a bag of odd-smelling herbs 
  sit in this chest.
  73-74
  The parchments in this chest contain notations of other 
  sanctuary locations, and the faith’s hoarded wealth 
  kept (or hidden) at each location.
  75-76
  This chest holds a brown robe with a hood deep 
  enough to hide any wearer’s face.
  77-78
  The miniature altar in this chest has a sprinkling of ash 
  about it.
  79-80
  A simple bowl of murky water sits in this chest.
  81-82
  Demon horns and talons are lined up in this chest, 
  pointing towards the opener.
  83-84
  This chest holds a gleaming mirror etched with arcane 
  symbols around the edges.
  85-86
  This chest contains a weapon oiling kit.
  87-88
  Grass and twigs are woven into a replica of a local 
  order of nature worshippers’ holy symbol.
  89-90
  The chest holds two set of three tiny pyramids that 
  stack inside one another. The pyramids are intricately 
  decorated with lavish paintings of angels and demons 
  ﬁghting one another.
  91-92
  Several sets of chimes harshly jangle when this chest is 
  opened or moved.
  93-94
  The donation box in this chest rattles when shaken. It 
  holds 4d6 sp worth of mixed coinage.
  95-99
  The chest holds half-a-dozen wooden and metal 
  puzzles, interlocked or broken apart.
  100
  The array of polished amber blocks in this chest each 
  contains a different insect.
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