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D&D 5e Encounter Ideas
Random D&D encounters can be the life’s blood of the game. That’s why I love random tables.
Not only do random encounter tables cut down GM prep, they provide a variety of situations that game masters may not have thought of at all.
Below are some 1D20 tables that provide game masters with options when their players take unexpected paths. They can also serve as creative sparks for game masters to think of their own D&D encounters.
If you need even more options, here are the 1D100 random tables I create.
D&D Random Combat Encounters
Whether your characters are traveling in the wilderness or through a city, random combat encounters provide fun complications.
1D20 Random Wilderness Combat Encounters
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- Wolf
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- Brown Bear
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- Giant Boar
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- Kobolds (1D4)
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- Goblin
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- Orc
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- Bandit
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- Goblins (1D8)
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- Bandits (1D6)
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- Owlbear
1D20 Random Dungeon Combat Encounters
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- Kobolds (1D4)
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- Goblins (1D4)
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- Kobolds (1D8)
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- Goblins (1D8)
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- Orcs (1D4)
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- Gnoll Pack Lord
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- Goblins (1D12)
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- Orcs (1D8)
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- Bugbear
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- Displacer Beast
1D20 Random Hunting Encounters
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- Squirrel
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- Rabbit
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- Pheasant
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- Boar
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- Deer Hind
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- Deer Stag
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- Elk Hind
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- Elk Stag
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- White Hind
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- White Stag
D&D Random Non-Combat Encounters
Sometimes combat is not what you want. A dungeon master wants his players to think or to use other abilities. In those cases, non-combat encounter tables come in handy.
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1D20 Random Non-Combat Strange Encounters
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1D20 Random Non-Combat Wilderness Encounters
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- Orphaned child
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- Pregnant Woman
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- Con man
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- Dead body (High Elf)
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- Burned Wagon
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- Injured Dwarf
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- Blind Wanderer
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- Traveling Merchant
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- Adventuring Party (1D8)
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- Merchant Caravan (1D12 wagons)
1D20 Random Non-Combat Dungeon Encounters
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- Ghost
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- Dead Body (Lightfoot Halfling)
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- Prisoner
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- Lost Adventurer
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- Dead Orcs (1D4)
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- Dead Goblins (1D6)
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- Lost Child
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- Holy Man
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- Adventuring Party (1D8)
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- Talking Tree
D&D Encounters
Use random encounters for extra action or to create improvised situations that can lead to full campaigns. Never stress over GM prep. Relax and let your players take the story places. Then use random tables to fill in the details and to add adventure.
D&D Random Terrain-Based Encounters
Dungeon masters and game masters can also use the terrain to create interesting and engaging encounters. I’ve created several free resources for terrain types. Yes, they are free.
- Forests – A gamemaster’s guide with ideas to use them in RPG campaigns.
- Swamps – A gamemaster’s guide covering wetlands, swamps, bogs, marshes, and fens. Plently of useful tips and encounter ideas.
- Mountains – A terrain guide for gamemasters.
- Mountain Encounters – A 1D100 list of random mountain encounters.
Bonus – D&D 5e Character Sheets
Check out my collection of 5e character sheets, if you need one. There are fillable sheets, PDFs, and even a couple character generators.
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