To start:
- Roll a D4+1 (for a regular building) or D10 (for a tall tower, taking only results over 5) to determine how many floors tall the building will be.
- Roll a D6-1 to determine how many connections this building will have to nearby buildings via bridges.
- Roll on the below tables to determine what occupies the floors of the building, the shape of the building, and any interesting features.
or
- Pick and choose to suit your tastes or the where in the city the building is constructed.
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D100
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What’s On That Level
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1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46-50
51 - 100
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Tavern
Tannery
Armorer
Weaponsmith
Alchemist
General Store
Jeweler
Baker
Butcher
Hidden Brewery
Weaver
Schoolhouse
Furrier
Bookbinder
Printer
Tailor
Orphanage
Drug Den
Hidden Winery
Locksmith
Stone-carver
Mason
Curiosity Shop
Gambling Hall
Brothel
Theater
Lawyer
Barber
Candle-maker
Produce Store
Sign-maker
Bookstore
Exotic Animal Bazaar
Minor Church
Major Church
Woodworker
Granary
Architect
Painter
Aviary
Observatory
Fortune Teller
Library
Botanist
Cult meeting place
Wealthy Residence
Residence
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D6
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Building Shape
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1
2
3
4
5
6
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Building is narrow but deep, has
entrances on 2 parallel streets.
Building is wide but shallow,
takes up half of the current street.
Building is identically wide and
deep.
Building twists, with each floor
offset, doesn’t seem stable but is.
Building has a flat backside, but
rounded front.
Building is wide and deep, but an
interior courtyard takes up most of the space.
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D8
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Architectural Feature
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1-4
5
6
7
8
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Building is made from sandstone
blocks without any real flourishes.
Building is made from sandstone
blocks, but includes twisting veins of orbicular diorite.
Building is made from interlocking
sandstone and lapis lazuli bricks.
Building is made from sandstone
blocks, but with wooden pegs driven partway into the walls for ivy to grow
up.
Building is made from sunbaked bricks
that are slowly crumbling.
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