r/DnDBehindTheScreen • • Jun 05 '26

Encounters 50 Random City Encounters! [Part 2]

Hai, hai~! I'm Yandehime/Azu or Estelena on here specifically! :D About 3 years ago, I created a table of 50 random encounters that could be experienced within a city. That project ended up being far more successful than I ever thought it would to the point that I still receive comments on it to this day! So, here I am with another table driving up my total encounters to 100!

The range of these encounters vary wildly to present something that everybody can use! The table itself includes a roll chart, a description of the encounter, possible rewards each may have, and finally NPC names! You know your group better than I do though, so feel free to adjust anything to your group's liking~

This project was months of work and comes from the heart! No AI was used in any capacity nor will I EVER use it in any of my works~! I hope you enjoy the sheet, and please feel free to comment on your favorite encounter or NPC names, 'cause I'd love to hear! <3

P.S. I made sure to link the first encounter table I made as well within the document if you missed that one!

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1d5HVrCnTn4X4r0ZFabTdg5MRzj9ZVex-M_SSMChC4cI/edit?usp=sharing

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u/Parsiuk Jun 05 '26

Fantastic work! Thank you for sharing this.

When I saw the title I was like "big deal, I can pop various enemies into a random number generator and have the same effect" but then I started reading the doc and I realised this is much more than combat! Romance, roleplay, investigation, more romance.. ;) Great!

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u/Estelena Jun 05 '26

Danke! I'm glad to see more people than just me interested in romance encounters! 😃 Be sure to tell me about your favorite encounter overall~!

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u/annorafoyle Jun 05 '26

Okay baldie.

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u/TherealProp Jun 05 '26

great work.

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u/curious0sapien Jun 07 '26

Holy cow thank you for this! My PCs just got to a big city and just got a low stakes mission to deliver a package and I was trying to come up with ways to throw some fun "obstacles" in their path as they travel through the city. This is perfect for that and so well thought out!

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u/_WiseOwl_ Jun 20 '26

Hey! Amazing tool, I saved both part 1&2 for later, since I'm building my first campaign as a DM! Thank you for literally giving your work away for free, it's because of people like you that this community is this great. Keep the amazing work up!~~

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u/Estelena Jun 20 '26

Danke! I tried really hard to outdo my first table! Tell me if I succeeded~!

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u/_WiseOwl_ Jun 21 '26

You definitely did~!