Stone Lord Ruin Structure

1d6 rollable table determining the architectural shape of a Stone Lord ruin: tightly packed human-sized rooms, single bunker, large open space, tower, cliff chambers, or grandiose...

Roll for the shape of a Stone Lord ruin. Most ruins are sized for giants, with smaller-scale rooms for their human servants.

Roll 1d6 · Family Ruin Structure · p. 386

d	Result
1	Tightly packed, human-sized structures or rooms
2	Single, bunker-like building
3	Large, open space
4	Tower, rising or jutting out from a hill or mountain
5	Chambers or tunnels dug into the sides of cliffs, hills, mountains
6	Grandiose building of impossible construction

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