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Beast Den Loot Generator

Wolves, bears, giant spiders, sharks and dinosaurs: what their prey left in the den.

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Its hoard rolls on the CR 0–4 table

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One d100 picks the row of the hoard table: gems or art, and magic item rolls.

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Set the group above and press Roll loot. Every roll is new; a share link brings one back.

Why roll here

SRD magic item cards the tables link to
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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.
  • Your dice, not ours. Roll at the table and type every d100 and coin die in; nothing is decided for you unless you leave it empty.
  • Linked to the rules. A magic item opens its SRD card, a gem or art object its description, a creature its stat block.
  • Made for play. Lock the finds you like and reroll the rest, print item cards for your players, and share a link that replays the exact roll.
  • Free, no account. Every roll is made fresh in your browser.

How this generator works

A beast has no use for coins: wolves, bears, spiders and sharks carry nothing, so there is no Individual Treasure to roll. What a party finds in a den is what the beast's prey carried, which is why this generator rolls only a hoard.

Pick the beast and the den rolls on the hoard table of its CR. Almost every beast is CR 4 or less and uses the CR 0–4 table; a giant shark, a mammoth, a giant ape or a tyrannosaurus (CR 5–8) uses CR 5–10. Describe the finds as the remains of travellers, adventurers or a lost caravan.

Questions

Do animals drop loot in D&D?

Not from their bodies. The Individual Treasure tables are coins a creature carries, and a beast carries none; the reward of a lair is what its victims left there.

Which table does a tyrannosaurus's nest use?

The CR 5–10 hoard table, from its CR 8.

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:

d100Gems or artMagic items
01–06——
07–162d6 × 10 gp gems—
17–262d4 × 25 gp art—
27–362d6 × 50 gp gems—
37–442d6 × 10 gp gems1d6 × A
45–522d4 × 25 gp art1d6 × A
53–602d6 × 50 gp gems1d6 × A
61–652d6 × 10 gp gems1d4 × B
66–702d4 × 25 gp art1d4 × B
71–752d6 × 50 gp gems1d4 × B
76–782d6 × 10 gp gems1d4 × C
79–802d4 × 25 gp art1d4 × C
81–852d6 × 50 gp gems1d4 × C
86–922d4 × 25 gp art1d4 × F
93–972d6 × 50 gp gems1d4 × F
98–992d4 × 25 gp art1 × G
002d6 × 50 gp gems1 × G

Gems and art objects

Every gem and art object in the tables, what it is and how often each value turns up.

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Magic 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.