Deathless One Tether

Roll 1d12 to determine the physical form and size category of a deathless one's anchoring object—needle through tapestry—which determines how exposed or defensible the tether is. S...

Roll for the object that keeps a deathless one anchored to the world. Smaller tethers are easier to hide and harder to find; large ones are easier to defend but easier to trap with.

Roll 1d12 · Family Antagonist Anchor · p. 46

d	Result	Detail
1-2	Small — needle, torc, ring
3-4	Medium — sword, scepter, crown, scroll, mummified hand
5-6	Large — shield, standard, urn
7-8	Cumbersome — bust, cauldron, coffer, tapestry
9-10	Immobile — hoard, tree, cave, statue, sarcophagus
11-12	Fragile — roll d10 again	Egg, porcelain, mirror, device.

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