1d6
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Locals know Him as…
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1
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Green George
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2
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Arthur of the Oak
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3
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Tree-Speaker
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4
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Long-Jack
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5
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Goblin King
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6
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Lord of Teeth
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1d6
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The rumour goes…
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1
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The crown he wears is the first crown ever forged, and it put humans
on top - in charge of nature, and that’s why the animals do his bidding.
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2
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The forest? Used to be a kingdom, and the edge marks the boundry. The
king were reduced to a mere prince, or was it a prince robbed of being a
king? Regardless, he now rules the animals and holds court with them. He’ll
sleep at last once his throne is returned.
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3
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He doesn’t rule the animals, he is
the animals, get me?
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4
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If it weren’t for him the forest’d die.
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5
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He’s held in thrall by a tree what seduced him - and still is,
waiting for her to marry - why else is he a prince and not a king, eh?
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6
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He’s actually a witch with a glamour, and so is the court of his
animals - they can’t pretend to be lizards and bugs, because they’re not warm
like people or witches.
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1d6
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Conflict Arises…
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1
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The Prince is at war with the insects and lizards - you can hear them
fightin’ in the woods.
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2
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A wolf is leading a coup, and both sides are trying to drag the
humans into the conflict.
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3
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The Prince would see his domain expanded - the forest goes rapidly,
cutting off the local village from (something essential, or entirely)
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4
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The Prince demands oath of fealty from domesticated animals, thinning
the herd, causing a potential food crisis.
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5
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The Prince has killed the charcoal burners - not that the villagers
care about them, but who’s next?
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6
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The Prince has stolen a child to take his place - but isn’t he
supposed to be immortal?
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Folkloric monsters and shit. Stat is however you please, you can change the ending of the story through the stats I guess. My players would probably just burn the fucking forest down. Also he could just be an Arboreal Vampire to mess with people/
