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Other art by Marc W. Radle and Daniel Comerci. Cover image is from Sgutterstock and is copyrighted. Used under license. The city maps were generated with this tool: [https://](https://)  \n[watabou.itch.io/medieval‐fantasy‐city‐generator](watabou.itch.io/medieval‐fantasy‐city‐generator)  \nThe contents are copyrighted 2019 by dicegeeks and Matt Davids.  \n[www.dicegeeks.com](www.dicegeeks.com)  \nGet free dungoen maps  \nand more  \n[dicegeeks.com/free](dicegeeks.com/free)  \nMore RPG Resource Books from dicegeeks  \nThe Book of Random Tables  \nThe Book of Random Tables 2  \nThe Book of Random Tables 3  \nThe Book of Random Tables 4 Dungeons for the Master Realms of Understreet  \nTable of Contents  \nApuldram 7  \nAsterleigh 8  \nBrime 11  \nCharwelton 12  \nColston Basset 15  \nCratendune 16  \nCumbria 19  \nDartmoor 20  \nDraycott 23  \nEmberton 24  \nEnstone 27  \nFlaunden 28  \nFleet Marston 31  \nFreake’s Ground 32  \nGarendon 35  \nGreat Munden 36  \nGrimston Hill 39  \nHainstone 40  \nHallowtree 43  \nHaughton 44  \nHolt 47  \nHound Tor 48  \nImber 51  \nKelmarsh 52  \nKnave Hill 55  \nLewarewich 56  \nLittle Lavington 59  \nMeering 60  \nMidley 63  \nMirabel 64  \nOssington 67  \nOverstone 68  \nParbold 71  \nRutland 72  \nRycote 75  \nShalford 76  \nStagenhoe 79  \nStonea Camp 80  \nStormsworth 83  \nStrixton 84  \nThrocking 87  \nVenonis 88  \nVernemeton 91  \nWainscarre 92  \nWandon 95  \nWestrill 96  \nWollenwick 99  \nWordwell 100  \nWorlingham 103  \nWykeham 104  \nHow to Use this Book  \nA tabletop role‐playing game gamemaster can never have too many resources at hand. The intention of this book is to provide a range of options for all gamemasters and dungeon mastersand to cut down their session prep time.  \nTo that end, this book can be used in a number of ways.  \n1. The cities, towns, and villages can be simply used as written to fill holes or gaps in any RPG campaign world. Just take them as they are and use them in your game when you need them.  \n2. Use a city map for an existing city in your campaign and disregard the description in this book.  \n3. Use a city description but disregard the map or use your own map.  \n4. Mine a map and the description for useful bits to flesh out cities or towns you’ve partially created for your campaign.  \n5. Use all of the cities and towns as a campaign world for your games.  \n6. Mix and match maps and descriptions as you like.  \n7. Simply take the adventure ideas and disregard the description and the map. And, of course, creative gamemasters will find even more ways to use this book.  \nEach town has a description and several key pieces of information to help you craft your sessions. There is a bit of history, government structure, economy information, imports and exports, population, demographics, businesses, attractions or landmarks, and three adventure ideas.  \nEquipped with all of these tools, you have everything you need to quickly add a town to your campaign or session.  \nBe ready when your players leave the beaten track because adventure awaits in every marketplace, alley, inn, and backroom.  \nMatt Davids 5/23/2019  \nApuldram  \nFounded as a port to ferry spices around the world, this ancient city is beginning to boom. It is a city of old beauty and stone archways. Back alleys teem with deals and opulent halls feature even more devious transactions.  \nGovernment  \nOligarchy, Elective Monarchy ‐ Lord/Lady  \nEconomy  \nDue to the growing popularity of the spice trade, the town has recently been seeing significant growth.  \nBusinesses  \nThe Saffron Trading Company  \nThe Spice Works Trading Company  \nThe Blind Beggar Inn Radnor Tailor Shop Oglesby Arms and Weapons  \nAttraction","cbCainLYwZA9Uo3m","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCainLYwZA9Uo3m","pdf",4811635,14,"English","# Table of Contents\n## How to Use this Book\n## Town Entries (selection)\n## Apuldram\n## Asterleigh\n## Adventure Ideas","[{\"question\":\"What kinds of adventure hooks are included with the towns?\",\"answer\":\"Hooks include mysteries and discoveries (such as an unmentioned doorway), crimes and investigations (like a burglarized cargo), and escalating tensions between groups that need mediators or outside help.\"}]","Fantasy Towns - 50 Towns and Cities for Fantasy Tabletop Role-Playing Games | PDF",1791252354,22]