More treasure tables for His Majesty The Worm. This list is here to fill lesser dungeon room and the pockets of low level slobs. For big ticket items use the previous Undercroft tables.
Practical items you could find in the gear list from the corebook.
UPRIGHT
Ace: A candle, dyed black but nonmagical.
Two: A length of rope, tarred to stop it fraying.
Three: A poultice, clay jug sealed with wax to lock in freshness.
Four: Disposable wooden pipe of the kind sold at tobacconists, prepacked with pipeweed.
Five: Frying pan, cast iron and greasy.
Six: Change of clothes. Tattered and patched but clean.
Seven: Food. Cheap and filling.
Eight: Flint and steel, pitted as though dipped in acid.
Nine: Broadsheet printed only one side, usable as blank paper on the reverse.
Ten: Shovel, handle snapped off and nailed back together.
Page: Prybar, bent but rust free.
Knight: Fishing pole cut from a springy treebranch.
Queen: Bundle of firewood made from broken furniture.
King: A single torch.
REVERSED
Ace: Manacles, key still jammed in the lock.
Two: Chisel and hammer.
Three: Food, tasty but perishable.
Four: Mattock, tally marks scraped into the head.
Five: Hermetic bottle, empty, grease-pencil annotations smeared away.
Six: Length of chain, bronze.
Seven: Bedroll, pristine.
Eight: Fine clothes, soaked and greasy.
Nine: Pigeon feather quill and cheap, metallic ink.
Ten: Blue chalk.
Page: Fistful of door spikes.
Knight: Salt wrapped in wax paper.
Queen: Brick of lard, loose.
King: Steel mirror, tarnished.
UPRIGHT
Ace: A candle, dyed black but nonmagical.
Two: A length of rope, tarred to stop it fraying.
Three: A poultice, clay jug sealed with wax to lock in freshness.
Four: Disposable wooden pipe of the kind sold at tobacconists, prepacked with pipeweed.
Five: Frying pan, cast iron and greasy.
Six: Change of clothes. Tattered and patched but clean.
Seven: Food. Cheap and filling.
Eight: Flint and steel, pitted as though dipped in acid.
Nine: Broadsheet printed only one side, usable as blank paper on the reverse.
Ten: Shovel, handle snapped off and nailed back together.
Page: Prybar, bent but rust free.
Knight: Fishing pole cut from a springy treebranch.
Queen: Bundle of firewood made from broken furniture.
King: A single torch.
REVERSED
Ace: Manacles, key still jammed in the lock.
Two: Chisel and hammer.
Three: Food, tasty but perishable.
Four: Mattock, tally marks scraped into the head.
Five: Hermetic bottle, empty, grease-pencil annotations smeared away.
Six: Length of chain, bronze.
Seven: Bedroll, pristine.
Eight: Fine clothes, soaked and greasy.
Nine: Pigeon feather quill and cheap, metallic ink.
Ten: Blue chalk.
Page: Fistful of door spikes.
Knight: Salt wrapped in wax paper.
Queen: Brick of lard, loose.
King: Steel mirror, tarnished.
PENTACLES
UPRIGHT
Loose change. Average value 8 gold pieces.
Ace: A single gold coin, minted during the Crusade.
Two: Two gold coins, defaced with deliberate gouges.
Three: Three gold coins, stamped with the Griffon King’s image.
Four: Four gold coins, mass produced by a Dwarven machine.
Five: Five gold coins, all different and all handmade in kingdoms outside the City.
Six: Six gold coins with the crown-and-crow seal of the God-King.
Seven: Seven gold coins, embossed with the PAID stamp of the All Watch.
Eight: Eight gold coins, covered with a palimpsest of Great House sigils.
Nine: Nine gold coins, unmarked.
Ten: Ten gold coins, standardized by the Tyrant.
Page: Eleven gold coins, edges shaved by unscrupulous officials.
Knight: Twelve gold coins, gnawed by teething Goblins.
Queen: Thirteen gold coins, hand engraved with whimsical scenes by Gnome craftswomen.
King: Fourteen gold coins, worn smooth by time.
REVERSED
Trinkets. Worth more than the loose change, but they don’t stack. Average yield 15 gold pieces.
Ace: Cracked spectacles with silver frame, worth 2 gold pieces.
Two: Dwarven beard ring of polished microcline, worth 4 gold pieces.
Three: Glob of amber with a frog trapped inside, worth 6 gold pieces.
Four: Silken pocket square sewn by Cave Elves, worth 8 gold pieces.
Five: Ivory marotte of a nun making a vulgar hand gesture, worth 10 gold pieces.
Six: Crude amethyst intaglio of warriors fighting Umber Hulk, worth 12 gold pieces.
Seven: Pipestone pipe, polished and carved in the shape of a Genie, worth 14 gold pieces.
Eight: Eating knife with mother of pearl handle, 16 gold pieces.
Nine: Signet ring of a Human house, gold with an iron face. Worth 18 gold pieces.
Ten: Orc bone flute with rough cut gem plugs, worth 20 gold pieces.
Page: Decorative silver mazer, worth 22 gold pieces.
Knight: Silver comb shaped like dragon’s teeth, worth 24 gold pieces.
Queen: Metal girdle, brass with gold filigree and a single ruby, worth 26 gold pieces.
King: Badge of office from a City institution, probably stolen, worth 28 gold pieces.
Loose change. Average value 8 gold pieces.
Ace: A single gold coin, minted during the Crusade.
Two: Two gold coins, defaced with deliberate gouges.
Three: Three gold coins, stamped with the Griffon King’s image.
Four: Four gold coins, mass produced by a Dwarven machine.
Five: Five gold coins, all different and all handmade in kingdoms outside the City.
Six: Six gold coins with the crown-and-crow seal of the God-King.
Seven: Seven gold coins, embossed with the PAID stamp of the All Watch.
Eight: Eight gold coins, covered with a palimpsest of Great House sigils.
Nine: Nine gold coins, unmarked.
Ten: Ten gold coins, standardized by the Tyrant.
Page: Eleven gold coins, edges shaved by unscrupulous officials.
Knight: Twelve gold coins, gnawed by teething Goblins.
Queen: Thirteen gold coins, hand engraved with whimsical scenes by Gnome craftswomen.
King: Fourteen gold coins, worn smooth by time.
REVERSED
Trinkets. Worth more than the loose change, but they don’t stack. Average yield 15 gold pieces.
Ace: Cracked spectacles with silver frame, worth 2 gold pieces.
Two: Dwarven beard ring of polished microcline, worth 4 gold pieces.
Three: Glob of amber with a frog trapped inside, worth 6 gold pieces.
Four: Silken pocket square sewn by Cave Elves, worth 8 gold pieces.
Five: Ivory marotte of a nun making a vulgar hand gesture, worth 10 gold pieces.
Six: Crude amethyst intaglio of warriors fighting Umber Hulk, worth 12 gold pieces.
Seven: Pipestone pipe, polished and carved in the shape of a Genie, worth 14 gold pieces.
Eight: Eating knife with mother of pearl handle, 16 gold pieces.
Nine: Signet ring of a Human house, gold with an iron face. Worth 18 gold pieces.
Ten: Orc bone flute with rough cut gem plugs, worth 20 gold pieces.
Page: Decorative silver mazer, worth 22 gold pieces.
Knight: Silver comb shaped like dragon’s teeth, worth 24 gold pieces.
Queen: Metal girdle, brass with gold filigree and a single ruby, worth 26 gold pieces.
King: Badge of office from a City institution, probably stolen, worth 28 gold pieces.
Brozef
SWORDS
Mundane weapons and armor.
UPRIGHT
Ace: Dagger, handle wrapped in twine.
Two: Mace made from a wooden club studded with nails.
Three: Caltrops of barbed iron.
Four: Bow made from inky blue nether cap wood.
Five: Rusty buckler. As Light Shield.
Six: Straight Sword with a rounded tip and a colorful ribbon on the pommel.
Seven: Flail. An agricultural tool with lead weights added.
Eight: Iron bear trap. Unused.
Nine: Large shield made of thick planks and rope. Heavy Shield.
Ten: Felling Ax with a chipped blade from striking metal.
Page: Winged Spear for boar hunting, shaft sanded and wrapped with cloth.
Knight: Stained but wearable gambeson. Light Armor.
Queen: Oversized mail shirt. Iron Armor.
King: Helmet. An iron skullcap which can be worn under a hat.
REVERSED
Ace: Lovingly refurbished Crusade era Crossbow.
Two: Two handed Hammer.
Three: Bollock Dagger with rosewood grips.
Four: Sword. Fat bladed, front heavy falcata with an “umbrella” grip.
Five: Two handed lochaber Ax.
Six: Leather jacket, stained. Light Armor.
Seven: Pole weapon with half a dozen spikes and protrusions at the head.
Eight: Oversized sallet missing the visor. Helmet.
Nine: Padded jacket stuffed with overlapping metal plates. Iron Armor.
Ten: Clip pointed Dagger in the Saxon style.
Page: Primitive stone headed Mace, decorated with beads.
Knight: Goblin Bow, a little small for humans but perfect for tunnel fighting.
Queen: Straight bladed thrusting Sword with dull cutting edges.
King: Battered Steel Armor, lovely black finish worn away from repeat polishing.
Ace: Dagger, handle wrapped in twine.
Two: Mace made from a wooden club studded with nails.
Three: Caltrops of barbed iron.
Four: Bow made from inky blue nether cap wood.
Five: Rusty buckler. As Light Shield.
Six: Straight Sword with a rounded tip and a colorful ribbon on the pommel.
Seven: Flail. An agricultural tool with lead weights added.
Eight: Iron bear trap. Unused.
Nine: Large shield made of thick planks and rope. Heavy Shield.
Ten: Felling Ax with a chipped blade from striking metal.
Page: Winged Spear for boar hunting, shaft sanded and wrapped with cloth.
Knight: Stained but wearable gambeson. Light Armor.
Queen: Oversized mail shirt. Iron Armor.
King: Helmet. An iron skullcap which can be worn under a hat.
REVERSED
Ace: Lovingly refurbished Crusade era Crossbow.
Two: Two handed Hammer.
Three: Bollock Dagger with rosewood grips.
Four: Sword. Fat bladed, front heavy falcata with an “umbrella” grip.
Five: Two handed lochaber Ax.
Six: Leather jacket, stained. Light Armor.
Seven: Pole weapon with half a dozen spikes and protrusions at the head.
Eight: Oversized sallet missing the visor. Helmet.
Nine: Padded jacket stuffed with overlapping metal plates. Iron Armor.
Ten: Clip pointed Dagger in the Saxon style.
Page: Primitive stone headed Mace, decorated with beads.
Knight: Goblin Bow, a little small for humans but perfect for tunnel fighting.
Queen: Straight bladed thrusting Sword with dull cutting edges.
King: Battered Steel Armor, lovely black finish worn away from repeat polishing.
WANDS
Magic items, in the sense that they are items which might be carried by magicians.
UPRIGHT
Ace: Archwood wand, swollen and discolored by water damage.
Two: Votive amulet. Can be shattered to remove disfavor from one test or action.
Three: Jar of fate honey. Restores one Lore Bid.
Four: Single hit of of black honey (p98) in a candy wrapper.
Five: Tincture of ghost lotus (ibid) in alcohol.
Six: Scapular with prayer card. Draw Major Arcana to see who’s on there.
Seven: Dead, dried mandrake, frozen forever in a scream.
Eight: Wooden incantation bowl with prayers against crudely sketched devils.
Nine: Tonguestone made from the tooth of a giant shark.
Ten: Crayon of inky red sealing wax. No signet ring.
Page: Bundle of sage and ephedra.
Knight: Ammonite fossil.
Queen: Obsidian hand mirror, cracked so it looks like a spider on the viewer’s face.
King: Griffon feathers.
REVERSED
Ace: Pestle for smashing ingredients, warped and discolored with iridescent patina.
Two: Molted eyecaps from a Brain Spider.
Three: Wormwood leaves, purple from immersion in wine, stinking of licorice.
Four: Satyr horn horn.
Five: Steel tongs for yanking teeth and handling heated metal.
Six: Facerat fur, luxuriantly soft.
Seven: Smilodon fang.
Eight: Twig topped with pinecone to make a little thyrsus.
Nine: Gnome skull, small enough to fit in a coat pocket.
Ten: Cloudy glass ball, fist sized.
Page: Slender vial of holy water.
Knight: Lead talisman with smeared image of a lion.
Queen: Iron ring set with paste gem. Secret compartment for dispensing poisons.
King: Flask of aqua regia, the acid that dissolves gold. Color of a dried orange peel.
UPRIGHT
Ace: Archwood wand, swollen and discolored by water damage.
Two: Votive amulet. Can be shattered to remove disfavor from one test or action.
Three: Jar of fate honey. Restores one Lore Bid.
Four: Single hit of of black honey (p98) in a candy wrapper.
Five: Tincture of ghost lotus (ibid) in alcohol.
Six: Scapular with prayer card. Draw Major Arcana to see who’s on there.
Seven: Dead, dried mandrake, frozen forever in a scream.
Eight: Wooden incantation bowl with prayers against crudely sketched devils.
Nine: Tonguestone made from the tooth of a giant shark.
Ten: Crayon of inky red sealing wax. No signet ring.
Page: Bundle of sage and ephedra.
Knight: Ammonite fossil.
Queen: Obsidian hand mirror, cracked so it looks like a spider on the viewer’s face.
King: Griffon feathers.
REVERSED
Ace: Pestle for smashing ingredients, warped and discolored with iridescent patina.
Two: Molted eyecaps from a Brain Spider.
Three: Wormwood leaves, purple from immersion in wine, stinking of licorice.
Four: Satyr horn horn.
Five: Steel tongs for yanking teeth and handling heated metal.
Six: Facerat fur, luxuriantly soft.
Seven: Smilodon fang.
Eight: Twig topped with pinecone to make a little thyrsus.
Nine: Gnome skull, small enough to fit in a coat pocket.
Ten: Cloudy glass ball, fist sized.
Page: Slender vial of holy water.
Knight: Lead talisman with smeared image of a lion.
Queen: Iron ring set with paste gem. Secret compartment for dispensing poisons.
King: Flask of aqua regia, the acid that dissolves gold. Color of a dried orange peel.
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