Quick humanoid lair generator for wilderness stocking

This is a dead simple generator of wilderness lairs. Good for stocking a big hexcrawl map or for on-the-fly use. This is where your tribe of orcs or gobs or human bandits live.

1. Roll d66 for the Lair location.
2. Roll d66 twice for some extra Details about the inhabitants of the Lair.

Lair location: 

	Type	1	2	3	4	5	6
1	Cave	Flooded	Gorge	Grotto	Cave system	Mine	Dungeon
2
3	Camp	No shelter	Lean-to	Tent		Hovel	Military
4	Ruin	Homestead	Tower	Shrine	Manor	Outpost	Settlement
5
6	Structure

For Ruin and Structure, the first die also indicates the overall size of the building (4 – small, 5 – medium, 6 – large).

Details:

	1	2	3	4	5	6
1	Plague	Curse	Haunting	Inner strife	Leaderless	Starving
2	Recently defeated	Low morale	Fleeing	Lost	Traitor in ranks	No offspring
3	Spring	Stream	Pond	Waterfall	Well	Ample food
4	Valuable resource	Workshop	Prisoners	Traps	Mounts or vehicles	Livestock
5	Co-habit with different type	Talented storyteller	Talented healer	Talented magic-user	Leader of different type	Allied with local faction
6	Superior weaponry	Double treasure	Magic item	Cult idol	Sacrificial altar	Ley-line nexus

 

A couple of examples (for the numbers and the monster types, I just used the wilderness encounter generator from OSE):

• [55, 16, 66] In the hills, 115 Kobolds occupy in a medium-sized ruined outpost. They are starving, but won't move on because they live atop a sweet ley-line nexus.
• [11, 13, 26] In the swamps, 25 Trolls live in a flooded cave. At nights, the ghost of a devoured victim haunts them. They do not have children.
• [45 65, 64] In the forest, 150 Brigands squat in a small ruined outpost. They are actually cultists, and have set up a foul idol and a sacrificial altar to their god Stand-and-Deliver.
• [62, 35, 46] In the jungle, 85 Elves live in and around a large tower. They dug a deep well in the basement - the only source of clean, germ-free water in the fetid jungle. They have a herd of herbivorous dinosaurs (a source of meat and eggs).

See more fully worked examples under this tag.