Bandit Loot Generator
Road gangs, pirate crews and their captains: pockets, gear and the hideout's stash.
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- SRD magic item cards the tables link to
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- 2024 monsters, each with a loot section and its generator
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- Rules as written. Every die follows the treasure tables in chapter 7 of the 2014 Dungeon Master's Guide: Individual Treasure, Treasure Hoards in four CR bands and Magic Item Tables A to I. Each roll shows the row it landed on, so you can check it against the book.
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- Linked to the rules. A magic item opens its SRD card, a gem or art object its description, a creature its stat block.
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How this generator works
Bandits live off what they take, so most of their loot is what they wear: leather armor, a scimitar and a light crossbow on a common bandit, a pistol and studded leather on their captain. Each one also rolls Individual Treasure on the table of its own CR in the Dungeon Master's Guide, coins only. A bandit is CR 1/8 and an assassin CR 8, so the same gang can roll on two different tables: everyone up to CR 4 on the CR 0–4 table, a pirate captain or an assassin on CR 5–10.
The haul from past robberies is in the hideout. Tick Lair hoard and it rolls on the hoard table of the strongest member: a bandit captain's stash on CR 0–4, a pirate captain's hold on CR 5–10, where magic items turn up more often.
Monsters that carry this loot
Questions
How much gold does a bandit carry?
About 5 gp worth on average: a bandit is CR 1/8 and rolls on the CR 0–4 Individual Treasure table. Its gear is worth more than its purse, and a bandit captain's even more.
Where is the treasure of a bandit gang?
In the hideout. Individual treasure is coins only; the stolen goods, gems and any magic items are the lair hoard, rolled on the table of the gang's leader.
Should the party sell the bandits' weapons?
They can: used weapons and armor usually sell for half their price. A dozen bandits' gear is often worth more than their coins.
Treasure tables follow chapter 7 of the 2014 Dungeon Master's Guide. Magic item cards come from the System Reference Document 5.1 by Wizards of the Coast, licensed under CC-BY-4.0; items outside the SRD are listed by name only. Typical values follow the price of each rarity. Trinkets are our own. justroll is not affiliated with Wizards of the Coast.
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Hoard table · CR 0–4
Coins: 6d6 × 100 cp + 3d6 × 100 sp + 2d6 × 10 gp. Then one d100:
| d100 | Gems or art | Magic items |
|---|---|---|
| 01–06 | — | — |
| 07–16 | 2d6 × 10 gp gems | — |
| 17–26 | 2d4 × 25 gp art | — |
| 27–36 | 2d6 × 50 gp gems | — |
| 37–44 | 2d6 × 10 gp gems | 1d6 × A |
| 45–52 | 2d4 × 25 gp art | 1d6 × A |
| 53–60 | 2d6 × 50 gp gems | 1d6 × A |
| 61–65 | 2d6 × 10 gp gems | 1d4 × B |
| 66–70 | 2d4 × 25 gp art | 1d4 × B |
| 71–75 | 2d6 × 50 gp gems | 1d4 × B |
| 76–78 | 2d6 × 10 gp gems | 1d4 × C |
| 79–80 | 2d4 × 25 gp art | 1d4 × C |
| 81–85 | 2d6 × 50 gp gems | 1d4 × C |
| 86–92 | 2d4 × 25 gp art | 1d4 × F |
| 93–97 | 2d6 × 50 gp gems | 1d4 × F |
| 98–99 | 2d4 × 25 gp art | 1 × G |
| 00 | 2d6 × 50 gp gems | 1 × G |
Gems and art objects
Every gem and art object in the tables, what it is and how often each value turns up.
Open the listMagic Item Tables
A–E minor items, F–I major items. By rarity: A common, B and F uncommon, C and G rare, D and H very rare, E and I legendary.