Publisher Blurb:
This supplement has 100 different statues of different types that could be found in a dungeon. They range from realistic depictions of things, creatures and people to more stylised depictions to things that do not appear to depict anything known. The statues range from those of single creatures to groups carved into dioramas. Though these statues are assumed to be large constructions, they can also be smaller figurines and statuettes if needed.
There are two supplementary tables included. The first is Material, which has some different materials that statues could be made of. The material used will often depend on the location; wood is less likely deep underground. Dressing has examples of different ways of making statues more distinctive.
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Here are some sample results:
Man in a toga with one arm holding up a bunch of grapes and the other a chalice.
Man in fine hunting clothes with a circlet around his head. He is down on one knee, looking into the distance. One hand is on the ground and the other rests on the head of a large hound that is sat beside him.
Man in furs and leathers who holds a coiled whip in one hand. Crouched in front of him is a great cat, that appears to be cowering away from the man.
Man in what looks like nautical attire, complete with some sort of uniform and a tricorn hat. They have a telescope held up to one eye.
Matador holding their cape out for an unusually large bull with two sets of horns. The cape is tangled over the bull's head.
One page is the front cover, one page is the front matter and one page is ads.