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Elias pushed the door open. Inside, the atmosphere was chaotic. Tables were crowded with patrons who looked like they had been cut out of different magazines. A knight in gleaming plate armor sat next to a 1920s detective in a trench coat. A gelatinous cube held a porcelain cup with a pseudopod.

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Use the "Monster Motivation" tables. A dragon wanting gold is boring; a dragon trying to collect "the sounds of dying kings" is an adventure.

Don't roll for everything. Roll once, and if the result sparks an idea, stop rolling and start writing. 2. Book Two: Monsters and Characters

Bizarre environments, planar rifts, and complex dungeon layouts.

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