Ruined Tower Building Purpose

Roll 1d12 to determine what a ruined tower building was originally used for. Domestic and civic purposes (1–8) dominate outer ruins; esoteric functions (11–12) are rarer but more r...

Roll for what the building was used for. Domestic and civic purposes dominate the outer ruins; esoteric purposes are rarer but more rewarding to delve.

Roll 1d12 · Family Building Purpose · p. 336

d	Result
1-2	Home, barracks, living space
3-4	Kitchen, laundry, bath, latrine
5-6	Gathering, meetings, civic life
7-8	Storage, cellar, stable, tomb
9-10	Work, production, creation
11-12	Esoterica, experimentation

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