Midnight scavengers full#

The party encounters 2d12 deathclaws and 1 deathclaw matriarch and alpha. The party encounters 2d4 of each rat type. The raiders will either 1.) attempt to sell the slaves to the party for 100 caps each or 2.) attempt to enslave the party. The party encounters 2d6 raiders and 1d4 townies. The party encounters 1d4 scavengers fighting 1d6 beasts. The party wanders into the nest of 3d8 geckos. The guards will attack if the party approaches within 15 feet of the merchant with weapons drawn. They can trade with this humanoid, who’s inventory is average at best. The party encounters humanoid with 2d4 guards and 1d4 brahmin. Unless the party enters the diner or attacks one group, they will be ignored. Both parties will be unaware of the party. The party encounters 3d4 scavengers defending a diner from 2d8 raiders. They will attempt to kill any creatures available except those who appear to be from a vault, who they will attempt to kidnap. The party encounters 1d4 Enclave soldiers. They will either attack the party on sight or continue on their way, giving the party a wide berth for various reasons including scouting for a larger force or wariness of humans due to discrimination. The party encounters 1d12 super mutants, mutant hounds, or centaurs. They will attempt to seize any obvious piece of technology more advanced than a laser pistol (laser rifle, plasma pistol, robots), but will not search them. The party encounters 2d4 Brotherhood knights.

Midnight scavengers full#

They will ask them to either: a.) fix their mobile radio with a DC 14 Arcana check for 4d6 + 2 5.56mm rounds or caps, b.) ask for directions to a local settlement where they will treat the party to a drink, or c.) ask the party to repair one of their rifles in exchange for a ballistic pistol with 1d4 full magazines of ammunition. If killed or robbed, each herder has 1d4 brahmin hides, 1d6 brahmin steaks, 2d4 bottles of water, and 2d10 caps. They may trade with them for meat, hides, or even the brahmin themselves. The party comes across a pack of 2d4 brahmin and 1d4 townies herding them. Encounters above 100 could be considered “wacky”, and as such may be rerolled if you wish. On a 100, roll 1d20, adding that amount to the result. Roll 1d100, bringing the associated encounter to the party.

When attempting to make a journey more interesting, one may use the following random events.

Figured They’d Try Shooting Their Way Out