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Treasure Hoard Generator

Complete treasure cache descriptions from small to legendary

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A look inside this table

1A small chest containing 47 silver pieces and a jade brooch
2A rotting leather sack with 15 copper pieces and a tarnished silver ring
3A clay pot buried under loose stones holding 30 copper pieces
4A wooden box with 8 silver pieces and a carved bone comb
5A linen pouch tucked behind a loose brick containing 22 copper pieces
6A tin lockbox with 5 silver pieces, 14 copper pieces, and a broken locket
7A hollowed-out book containing 3 gold pieces and a folded treasure map
8A small iron strongbox with 12 silver pieces and a garnet pendant

Questions about this table

How do I scale treasure hoards to my campaign's power level?

The table is not divided into challenge-rating tiers. Treat the rolled contents as a description, then adjust quantities, values, and any magic to suit your campaign.

Should I show players the full hoard contents at once?

Either approach works. Give the full list when speed matters, or reveal containers and standout objects in stages when searching the hoard is part of the scene.

How do I make treasure feel meaningful beyond its gold value?

Give at least one item in every significant hoard a question attached to it - a name, a symbol, an unfamiliar stamp. Players who investigate it should find something interesting, even if that something is just a dead end with flavor.

Keep the tables you trust close to the campaign

These built-in tables work here without an account. In a campaign, you can search and roll the same library, mark Quick Roll favourites, or add a built-in table to My Tables as an editable copy. Public rolls do not transfer automatically.