Fae Domain Entrance

Roll 1d6 to determine the physical manifestation of a Fae domain entrance: a subtle shimmer, standing stones, a concrete gateway, toadstools, a traversable terrain feature, or a ti...

Roll for the entrance to a Fae domain. Interpret the result in light of where the entrance is found — a ring of toadstools in the Great Wood reads very differently in Ferrier's Fen.

Roll 1d6 · Family Domain Entrance · p. 102

d	Result	Detail
1	A shimmer, a feeling, little more
2	Megaliths or a waystone
3	A door, gate, or opening — natural or made, literal or impressionistic
4	A ring of toadstools or other distinctive flora pattern	Perhaps useful or valuable.
5	A path, climb, descent, or fall
6	Only active at certain times (moonlight, sunset, winter), and roll again

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