100 Things to Find in a Shipwreck (5E)

When characters explore a wrecked ship, they may discover all kinds of things; those here may be comparatively normal, strange or downright odd. Most of the results assume the shipwreck is at least partly on the surface, and should it be completely submerged, some of the results may need altering to reflect that and others will not be usable. This PDF supports Adobe layers and the page backgrounds and images can be disabled to make printing easier. Here are some sample results: Every door and hatch cover, both on deck and within the main structure, has been removed and cannot be found. Every inch of woodwork on the ship is beautifully carved with various sea related scenes, or into creatures found in the sea (confirmed with a DC 7 Intelligence (Nature) check). Every piece of brass work and brightwork on the ship has been stripped from it, leaving scars behind. Food has been set out for the crew to eat. Oddly, it is still fresh and entirely edible (and eating it causes no issues). For some reason, the waters around the wrecked ship are filled with sharks of many different species. Most are not dangerous, but there are a few potentially hazardous sharks amongst them (hunter sharks and reef sharks can be encountered). One page is the front cover, one the front matter, one is ads and one the Open Game License. The supplement is also available in the following versions: Pathfinder and system neutral. You do not need all versions. Play YouTube Preview Click on an image to check out other Fifth Edition supplements More supplements that may be compatible with the Fifth Edition of a game produced by greedy corporate scumbags. #OpenDND Keep checking back to see if more are added