Provisions, Sundries, and Treasures For a Game About the Mongolian Empire

 Here are some random provisions, sundries, and treasures from my Mongolian Empire-inspired game.


Basic Pitch

You are the weakest and least loved of your clan. You have been betrayed and driven out of your ancestral herding lands by your former brethren, the cursed Shü Ebsö. It is only by the will of the sky god Dusassu and the host of lesser spirit-gods of grain, wolf, and copper that you all will survive the Endless Plains with no herd save the horses you escaped on. But you are the Rodnu Ebsö, and you will survive.

A sandbox steppecrawl game of religion, survival, and discovery inspired by Genghis Khan's early life.

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Provisions Table d20

The meat mentioned is the preferred meat, but meats are dependent on what animals the clan has in their herd or can be trapped. 


  1. Tea with milk and salt

  2. Mutton hot pot

  3. Fermented mare’s milk

  4. Minced raw liver

  5. Millet soup

  6. Mutton noodle soup

  7. Steamed beef and onion dumplings

  8. Ebsö barbecue

  9. Steamed marmot

  10. Fried beef and onion

  11. Mutton meatballs

  12. Flat dough pancakes

  13. Deep-fried dough “fingers”

  14. Flat noodles with beef and fat

  15. Rolled steamed dough

  16. Beef and flour soup

  17. Curd cubes

  18. Dried cheese

  19. Coagulated foamy cream

  20. Distilled yogurt vodka


Sundries Table d20

  1. Composite longbow for hunting or long-distance use

  2. Composite shortbow for mounted use

  3. A sabre, perhaps of Rilsian origin

  4. A lance

  5. A quiver of 60 arrows with files for sharpening the arrowheads

  6. Picks and shovels for digging wells

  7. A full set of riding equipment - saddle, bridle, whip, and beast band

  8. Pots for cooking

  9. Ladles, knives, and various cooking instruments

  10. 6 swipples, long thin sticks for beating fleece into felt for clothes and buildings.

  11. An extra riding sash to keep the organs in place on long rides

  12. A long, thin lasso pole for herding horses from a distance

  13. Climbing equipment, consisting of 50 ft of sturdy rope and 12 iron stakes

  14. Herbs and roots 

  15. Conical-shaped helmet made of leather

  16. A well-worn tunic, cut for a kid or small adult

  17. A well-worn tunic, cut for a medium-sized adult

  18. A well-worn tunic, cut for a large adult

  19. A snuff box for trading

  20. White felt, enough for making one ger.


Treasure Table d20

  1. Excellent Rilsian sabre (1d6 extra on strength checks to attack)

  2. Excellent composite longbow for distance (1d6 extra on strength checks)

  3. Excellent leather horse whip (1d6 extra on riding checks)

  4. Beautiful white felt square ger on a large wagon, 15 or 20 feet both ways. Must be pulled by two or more horses, hainags, or camels.

  5. A tall wooden, felt-covered, single-axle cart, suitable for being pulled by camels or horses. Oftentimes, transportation for women.

  6. Black felt-covered wagon with a lock, used for storage. Often driven by women.

  7. A large animal skin sack for fermenting mare’s milk and for displaying prominently in gers (similar in function to a wine rack)

  8. A Kteban amulet of protection (1d6 extra on spirit checks)

  9. A beautiful compass of Kteban origin

  10. 5 bolts of red and yellow silk from Kteb

  11. A full set of excellent-quality lamellar armor

  12. A full set of excellent-quality lamellar horse armor

  13. An excellent-quality conical helmet made of steel

  14. An ermine fur coat

  15. Sable fur wedding hat

  16. 5 fox fur pelts

  17. A strange, thin metal contraption of Tagdi origin. Seems to be able to locate water from the earth.

  18. A strange metal contraption of Tagdi origin, about the size of a loaf of bread. Seems to collect water from the mist. 

  19. A small boat, capable of carrying up to 6 people

  20. A larger boat, capable of transporting the entire group, but unwieldy to carry over land.

Comments

  1. Furtive Goblin's Burrow (http://furtivegoblingaming.blogspot.com) is currently also writing about Mongolia; maybe you'd like to talk to each other?

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