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D20 Creature Concept Sample file 1 EnneadGames.com Blog/Site with EG news and free to use generators Email [email protected] Online Stores https://www.drivethrurpg.com/browse/pub/3475/Ennead-Games https://www.opengamingstore.com/ collections/ennead-games?sort_by=created- descending Social Samplehttps://twitter.com/EnneadGames file https://ko-fi.com/O4O8I5QV https://www.instagram.com/enneadgames/ 2 Helpful List Arbitrary Collection 9 Every week on the Ennead Games blog, normally on a Friday, a helpful list of 20 items is posted. These normally follow no set pa�ern or theme, unless there has been a request for a par�cular list, but a few are based off real-world subjects. Some tables are expanded further into full lists or generators, and others work just fine on their own - all you need to use them is a d20. The subjects range from names from classes or professions, to what you might magical classes for magic schools, to mar�al arts move names and more. There may be a common theme for the volume, then again, there might not be. They have been brought together into a handy and eclec�c collec�on, a mixture of Fantasy, Sci-Fi and other genres. Credits/Legal D�������/W������ �� C���� K������ C���� A�� L��� Z����� W���� © � 2020 C�������� SampleE����� G���� 2020 file 3 Contents Click on page number to go there Anime/Manga Titles 5 Armour Pieces 5 Class/ProfessionConcept 5 Creature Concept 5 Creature Concept 2 6 DietyDomains 6 Disgruntled Phrase 6 Magic Drink Name 6 MagicClass7 Magictech7 Mar�al Arts 7 Moves Names 7 NPC Concept7 PoisonName 8 Sci-Fi Materials8 Sci-FiObjects8 Sci-FiWeapons8 Spell Names9 Trap Concept9 Wild West Names Feminine9 WildSample West Names Masculine file9 4 Anime/Manga Class/Profession Titles Concept D20 Title 1 Abominable Knight Death D20 Class/Profession 2 Bionic Puppet Champion 1 Amped Inquisitor 3 Cyberne�c Sushi Nights 2 Appren�ce Lamplighter 4 Evil Valkyrie Genesis 3 Aqua�c Seer 5 Full Professor Tunnel 4 Arcane Sorcerer 6 Honey Ship 9000 5 Astral Herbalist 7 Lost Star School 6 Deep Guide 8 Miniature Maid Wonderland 7 Elite Game Keeper 9 Mutant Oracle Code 8 Forgo�en Wizard Mysterious Gunsmith 10 9 Green Messenger Outlaw 10 Here�cal Scribe 11 Mythological Mistress Birth 11 Imperial Tailor 12 Neko Rocket Mystery 12 Mutated Smuggler 13 Outrageous Rider Bakery 13 Part-Time Shepherd 14 Planetary Druid Extreme 14 Spiritual Banker 15 Psycho Zombie Fate 15 Stellar Gladiator Supernatural 16 Robot Blade Journey 16 17 Roman�c Guardian Arcade Glassblower 18 Striking Bard Peach 17 Void Bower Super-dimensional Ranger 19 18 Wandering Barbarian Ba�le 19 Warped Gatekeeper 20 Twilight Ballerina Cowboy 20 Web-Weapon smith Armour Pieces Creature Concept D20 Armour D20 Creature Concept 1 Copper frock 1 Anarchic Dragon 2 Coral poncho 2 Ancient Werewolf 3 Cracked parka 3 Ar�ficial Hydra 4 Flashy pullover 4 Bound Shadow 5 Fragile vambrace 5 Broken Cockroach 6 Ivory poncho 6 Calcified Gnoll 7 Lace pe�coat 7 Cannibalis�c Ooze 8 Obsidian rondel 8 Deep Orc 9 Profane maple spaulder 9 Degraded Gorgon 10 Quilted tonlet 10 Desert Cen�pede 11 Ruby balaclava 11 Disintegra�ng Goat 12 Silver cuisse 12 Dull Gela�nous Cube 13 Skin pantaloons 13 Frost Pixie 14 Tin tunic 14 Grey Kobold 15 Tiny ivory rondel 15 Imposing Crab Sample16 Tiny sabbaton 16 Metalic file Moth 17 Tough kilt 17 Miniature Giant 18 Typical doublet 18 Mummified Ape 19 Vibrant silk chausses 19 Radiant Demon 20 Yew ka�an 20 Scarred Gargoyle 5.
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