12:07 AM Communique: A Deal in the Bayou Mist
The clock just struck 12:07 AM, and the air in the Shreveport cabin has gone cold. It’s not just the flu chills anymore; there’s a familiar, rhythmic squeaking coming from the edge of the porch. The Midnight Peddler has arrived, and he’s caught the Hedge Wizard at a moment of profound weakness.
Inside, the scene is one of quiet, miserable perseverance. Uncle Bill is slumped in his chair, the blue light of his phone and the low drone of the news serving as his only shield against the aches. As for me, I’m flat on my back, the "throw up pan" never leaving my side. My stomach is turning like a bayou whirlpool, and for a moment, I wondered if I had enough "Sanity" left to make the roll.
But then, the Peddler leaned his gaunt frame against the window. He didn't come for my soul tonight—he came to witness the birth of a new legacy. He saw the trash can, he saw the fever, and he tipped his ragged hood. He knows that the best magic is forged in the dirt and the dark. He’s waited for this 12:07 watch for a long time, and he’s ready to show the world what the Hedge Wizard has been cataloging in the shadows of the sickroom.
The Sickroom Siege
Inside, the scene is grim. Uncle Bill is slumped in the chair, the blue light of his phone and the low drone of the news being his only shield against the misery of this bug. As for me, I’m flat on my back, the "throw up pan" never leaving my side. My stomach is turning like a bayou whirlpool, and for a moment, I wondered if I had enough "Sanity" left to make the roll.
But then, the Peddler leaned his gaunt frame against the window. He didn't come for my soul tonight—he came to witness the birth of a new legacy. He saw the trash can, he saw the fever, and he tipped his ragged hood. He knows that the best magic is forged in the dirt and the dark.
Cataloging the Void
While I’m sidelined, the Peddler has opened his cart, and I’ve spent these last few fever-dream hours cataloging every piece of gear he brought with him. We aren't just talking about simple swords and shields. We’re talking about the Moon Elf Shadow Cloaks and the Snapdragon Optics from the Eyewear Emporium.
I’ve spent this 12:07 watch mapping out the Master Vault D66 Table. It’s more than just loot; it’s a survival guide for the 12 Mile Bayou. Even when your body is failing, the work of Striped Coast Studios doesn't stop. We are building the Monsterary one miserable breath at a time, ensuring that the Dark Detective and the Monster Kids have the tools they need to face the cosmic horrors waiting in the mist.
The Hedge Wizard’s Devotional
In the silence between the news reports and the Peddler’s squeaking wheels, I found my anchor.
Isaiah 41:10 "So do not fear, for I am with you... I will strengthen you and help you; I will uphold you with my righteous right hand."
The Peddler might offer trinkets, but only the Sovereign of the Multiverse offers that kind of strength. He’s the one upholding the cabin tonight. He’s watching over Angela and the kids while they stay clear of this "blast zone," and He’s the one guiding my hand as I finish this communique.
The Final Exchange
The Peddler is moving on now, his cart fading back into the deep bayou shadows. He’s left the Master Vault behind for you all to use, but the door is closing. I’ve pushed through the night, I’ve done the work, and now it’s time to listen to my own advice: Stay hydrated, stay strong.
The Twelve Mile Bayou is still out there, but for now, the Wizard is signing off. The fog is thick, the trash can is full, and the dawn is still a long way off.
God bless, and keep your goggles ready.
The Hedge Wizard’s 12-Mile Weather Table (1d6)
Roll at the start of any night-time encounter to determine the environmental conditions.
Roll 1: The Heavy Humidity (Stagnant Air)
Description: The air is thick enough to chew. There isn’t a breath of wind, and the smell of sulfur and decaying peat hangs over the water.
M!M! 2.7 Mechanics: Players take a -2 penalty to CON checks for long-distance travel. The heat makes everyone irritable and slow to react.
Roll 2: The Bayou Drizzle (The Weeping Sky)
Description: A steady, warm rain begins to fall, slicking the cypress knees and making everything muddy.
M!M! 2.7 Mechanics: All DEX-based Saving Rolls are made at one Level higher (SR +1) due to the slippery conditions. Fire-based magic or torches have a 1-in-6 chance of being extinguished each turn.
Roll 3: The Shreveport Shiver (Cold Front)
Description: A sudden northern wind cuts through the swamp, dropping the temperature by 20 degrees in minutes.
M!M! 2.7 Mechanics: Unless the party has cold-weather gear or a campfire, they must make a Level 1 SR on CON or suffer a -5 penalty to their Combat Adds as their fingers go numb.
Roll 4: The Electrical Disturbance (Static Mist)
Description: Lightning flickers in the distance, and the air begins to hum with static electricity. Your hair stands on end.
M!M! 2.7 Mechanics: High-tech items from the Eyewear Emporium have a 2-in-6 chance of "glitching" (shutting down for 1 turn). However, all Magic/WIZ-based attacks deal an additional 1d6 damage due to the charged atmosphere.
Roll 5: The Rolling Bayou Mist (Light Fog)
Description: A low-lying fog snakes through the trees, obscuring the ground and making every shadow look like a predator.
M!M! 2.7 Mechanics: All missile attacks and Perception-based rolls take a -10 penalty unless the user is wearing Glass XE or EE series goggles.
Roll 6: The Ancient Fog Banks (The Void-Mist)
Description: This isn't normal weather. These are the thick, swirling white banks of fog that spill out of Multiverse Portals. They taste like ozone and old copper.
M!M! 2.7 Mechanics: Visibility is reduced to 5 feet. Any creature more than 5 feet away has Total Concealment. Special Ability: There is a 3-in-6 chance that the Midnight Peddler will emerge from these banks. Players must make a Sanity Check (Level 1) or be "Shaken" by the whispers they hear in the mist.
t’s 12:40 AM in the Shreveport cabin, and the torch has officially been passed. While these musings were always under the Captain's banner, the Hedge Wizard is taking the lead tonight. I’m hunkered down in the sickroom, and the atmosphere is thick with more than just bayou mist.
Inside the Siege
The cabin is currently a field hospital. Uncle Bill is miserable, propped up and trying to drown out the aches by watching the news and scrolling through his phone. I’m right here with him, stomach turning circles and a trash can sitting by the bed as my "throw up pan." Angela and the kids are being smart—they are staying far away from this "blast zone" to keep from catching it.
Fever Dreams of the 12 Mile Bayou
Even while I'm sidelined, the mind of the Hedge Wizard doesn't stop. My thoughts keep drifting back to the waters of the 12 Mile Bayou and our Dark Detective series. We are deep in the trenches of our Lovecraft for Monsters! Monsters! (M!M!) Variant, building rules where sanity is always on the edge.
I’m mentally cataloging the Monsterary of the 12 Mile Bayou, refining our Monster Kids Power Trip rules and the Lovecraft D6 mechanics. We want to give you a game that feels as intense as a midnight fever, and even from this sickbed, the legacy of Striped Coast Studios is moving forward.
The Hedge Wizard’s Bonus: The Midnight Peddler
To help my fellow GMs, I’m leaking a stat block for a creature that might just have what your players need—if they’re brave enough to trade.
The Midnight Peddler (M!M! 2.7)
Deadliness Rating: 2 (Monster Rating: 55)
Special: This gaunt, extraplanar merchant pushes a rickety cart through the bayou fog. He doesn't want to fight; he wants to trade secrets and gear.
Death Chill: His touch drains 1D6 CON. If you try to rob him, the fog swallows you whole.
Bargen Master see below
Shopping Rules: These are "High Tech" items. Larger monsters (like Zim) must pay x2 cost for custom frames. The "Ken St. Andre" Style: If you roll a triple on 3d6 while wearing the EEv2, the "Snapdragon Sight" grants an immediate extra 1d6 damage to a weak point!
The Midnight Peddler: Bargain Master of Zimrala
Special Skill: Bargain Master The Peddler doesn't use standard gold prices when he’s in a "trading mood." He utilizes the ancient Barter Rules of the Tygerian Reach.
The Valuation Dance: When a player wants an item from the Vault, they must offer an item or a "service" in return. The Peddler then makes a Bargain Master Check (Level 3 SR on INT/CHA).
The Leverage:
Success: The Peddler identifies the player's desperation. He demands double the item's listed GP value in trade, or a "Vow of the Void" (a geas/quest).
Failure: The player has outsmarted the merchant. The price is reduced by 25%, or the Peddler accepts a "Common" item in exchange for an "Uncommon" one.
The "Triple" Rule: If the Peddler rolls a triple during the barter, he not only gets the trade he wants but also "samples" a fragment of the player's luck—the player takes a -5 penalty to their next Luck SR.
Hedge Wizard’s GM Note: Use the Bargain Master skill to make the players sweat. Trading with the Peddler should feel like a gamble. He knows exactly how much that XE-V3 is worth to a dying man in a fog bank, and he isn't afraid to squeeze every copper (or soul) out of the deal.
TThe Midnight Peddler’s Master Vault: D66 Table
(Roll two D6s: the first die is the tens, the second die is the ones)
The 10s Series: Luck of the Draw
Roll 1-1: The Squeaky Wheel
Effect: Critical Failure. The Peddler’s cart lets out a deafening metal-on-metal screech. Not only do you get nothing, but the noise is so loud it triggers a random encounter check immediately. Whatever is lurking in the 12 Mile Bayou just found your location.
Roll 1-2: Empty Crate
Effect: Failure. The Peddler reaches into his cart and pulls out a handful of wet bayou moss and a rusted tin can. You get nothing but a bill for the "handling fee" of 5 GP.
Roll 1-3: Glass XE-A (V1 Prototype)
Cost: 500 GP
Description: The original experimental prototype. It looks a bit clunky with exposed wires.
M!M! 2.7 Mechanics: Experimental Glitch. Add +5 to any Saving Roll (SR) on IQ. However, the tech is unstable; after every use, roll 1d6. On a 1, the item "glitches" and breaks, requiring a specialized repair before it can be used again.
Roll 1-4: Glass XE-B (Explorer V2)
Cost: 1,200 GP
Description: A more streamlined version featuring a modular frame design.
M!M! 2.7 Mechanics: Modular Frame. This item allows for one specialized lens attachment. While worn, it grants a +10 DEX bonus specifically for targeted missile attacks (bows, guns, or spells).
Roll 1-5: Glass XE-C (Explorer V3)
Cost: 1,500 GP
Description: The final consumer-grade internal upgrade of the XE series.
M!M! 2.7 Mechanics: Upgraded Processor. Because of the faster target processing and 2GB of onboard RAM, the wearer receives +2 permanent Combat Adds while the glasses are active.
Roll 1-6: Glass EEv1 (Enterprise V1)
Cost: 2,500 GP
Description: A rugged, industrial-grade unit designed for heavy combat and workspace environments.
M!M! 2.7 Mechanics: Industrial Hinge. The frame is reinforced. The wearer is completely immune to the "Blinded" status effect caused by environmental factors like sandstorms, flares, or magical light.
The 20s Series: Elite Vision & Ancient Ink
Roll 2-1: Glass EEv2 (Enterprise V2)
Cost: 4,000 GP
Description: The absolute peak of the EE series, featuring the Snapdragon XR1 chipset for high-speed processing.
M!M! 2.7 Mechanics: Snapdragon Sight. Uses superior 3D AR overlays to highlight reality. Grants a Level 1 SR on Luck to automatically find hidden items, secret doors, or camouflaged enemies in any room. If you roll a Triple on your 3d6 combat roll while wearing these, you gain an immediate extra 1d6 damage as the goggles highlight a lethal weak point.
Roll 2-2: 3M Safety Shields (Clip-on)
Cost: 300 GP
Description: Heavy-duty industrial shields that clip onto any existing eyewear frame.
M!M! 2.7 Mechanics: Armor Bonus. These provide 2 points of armor specifically for the face and eyes. Special Ability: The player can choose to have the shields shatter/be destroyed to completely ignore the damage from one Critical Hit.
Roll 2-3: Smith Optics Z87+ Frames
Cost: 800 GP
Description: Elite ballistic-grade protection used by Tiger Force and specialized SOG units.
M!M! 2.7 Mechanics: Elite Protection. Increases the wearer's total Armor by 4. Additionally, the wearer is resistant to "Spite Damage" originating from shrapnel, debris, or explosive proximity.
Roll 2-4: Prism Focal Lens
Cost: 5,000 GP
Description: A shimmering, multi-faceted lens that seems to capture and bend the very light of the Bayou.
M!M! 2.7 Mechanics: Magic Focus. This lens acts as a conduit for internal power. It reduces the WIZ cost of all "Sense" or "Vision" type spells by 1 point (to a minimum of 1).
Roll 2-5: The Ink of Anticipation
Cost: 2,000 GP
Description: A small, heavy glass jar of ink that never stays still, swirling with a life of its own.
M!M! 2.7 Mechanics: Prophetic Script. If the user writes a question on parchment using this ink, the letters shift and reform to hint at the answer. It grants the user a +5 bonus to any Initiative roll or "Read the Future" Saving Roll for 1 hour after use.
Roll 2-6: The Compass of Lost Things
Cost: 3,500 GP
Description: A brass compass where the needle floats in a strange, glowing blue liquid.
M!M! 2.7 Mechanics: True North. This item ensures the party never gets lost in the 12 Mile Bayou or the Tygerian Reach. When asked to find a specific person or item, the needle points toward the nearest quest objective or hidden exit.
The 30s Series: Specialized Tools & Rare Artifacts
Roll 3-1: Parchment of Echoes
Cost: 1,800 GP
Description: A roll of yellowed, heavy vellum that feels slightly warm to the touch.
M!M! 2.7 Mechanics: Aural Capture. Once unrolled, the parchment "listens." It records every spoken word or sound within a 50ft radius for up to one hour. To replay the audio, the user simply taps the script. It is perfect for eavesdropping on Bayou Cultists or recording a ghost’s final words.
Roll 3-2: The Scope of the True Meridian
Cost: 2,200 GP
Description: A brass-bound telescope lens that can be mounted to a crossbow, rifle, or even a wizard's staff.
M!M! 2.7 Mechanics: Void-Sight. When looking through this scope, all penalties for Long Range, concealment, or environmental interference (like heavy rain or 12 Mile Bayou fog) are completely ignored. It grants a +1D6 bonus to any Navigation or Tracking SR.
Roll 3-3: The Rod of Infinite Spanning
Cost: 4,500 GP
Description: A foot-long iron rod etched with geometric runes that glow faintly when held.
M!M! 2.7 Mechanics: The Bridge. As a free action, the user can command the rod to extend up to 50ft in length in a single second. It is strong enough to support the weight of a full-grown Troll. It is the ultimate tool for crossing bayou ravines or jamming ancient sliding stone doors.
Roll 3-4: The Plumb of Gravity’s Anchor
Cost: 3,000 GP
Description: A heavy lead weight suspended by a silver chain that never swings, even in a gale.
M!M! 2.7 Mechanics: Unshakable. While held or worn on a belt, the user becomes magically grounded. They cannot be knocked back, tripped, or moved by physical force or magical winds. If an enemy tries to push the user, they must make a Level 3 SR on Strength just to budge them an inch.
Roll 3-5: The Ink-Stained Ledger of Shreveport
Cost: 1,500 GP
Description: An old, battered account book that seems to update itself with names of people recently deceased in the area.
M!M! 2.7 Mechanics: Grave Record. Grants a Level 1 SR on INT to know the history, cause of death, and potential weaknesses of any undead creature encountered within 12 miles of the user’s current location.
Roll 3-6: The Bayou Lantern (Ghost-Light)
Cost: 2,800 GP
Description: A rusted lantern that burns with a pale green flame and requires no oil.
M!M! 2.7 Mechanics: Spirit Flare. This light reveals invisible creatures and ethereal beings within a 20ft radius. Special Ability: Once per day, the user can open the shutters wide to release a flare that forces all Undead to make a SR on Luck or be turned (flee) for 1D6 rounds.
The 40s Series: Military Relics & Alchemical Wonders
Roll 4-1: Tiger Force Dogtags (SOG Issue)
Cost: 1,000 GP
Description: A set of notched, weathered dogtags that hum with a faint, rhythmic vibration when danger is near.
M!M! 2.7 Mechanics: SOG Spirit. When fighting alongside at least one ally, the wearer gains +5 Combat Adds and is completely immune to the "Fear" status effect. It represents the unbreakable bond of the Shadow Saga soldiers.
Roll 4-2: The Void-Water Sovereign Vial
Cost: 2,500 GP
Description: A sealed crystal vial containing a swirling, midnight-blue liquid that feels sub-zero to the touch.
M!M! 2.7 Mechanics: Cryo-Bomb. When shattered, the vial covers a 10ft radius in a flash-frozen, slippery slush. All targets in the area must make a Level 2 SR on DEX or be restrained (frozen in place) for 1d6 rounds. Even on a success, the area remains "Difficult Terrain."
Roll 4-3: The Ether-Spark Flint
Cost: 3,200 GP
Description: A jagged piece of stone that glows with the same purple hue as an Ether Dragon’s breath.
M!M! 2.7 Mechanics: Portal Ignition. When struck against steel, it doesn't create a normal spark; it creates a tiny, temporary rift. This can be used to bypass any non-magical lock or to "blink" the user up to 10ft through a solid wall once per day.
Roll 4-4: The 12-Mile Muck-Boots
Cost: 1,200 GP
Description: Heavy, enchanted leather boots that never seem to get dirty, no matter how deep the bayou mud is.
M!M! 2.7 Mechanics: Swamp Walker. The wearer ignores all movement penalties in water, mud, or thick undergrowth. Additionally, the boots grant a +5 bonus to Stealth checks while in a swamp environment, as they muffle the sound of splashing.
Roll 4-5: The Serpent-Tooth Dagger
Cost: 2,000 GP
Description: A curved blade fashioned from the fang of a Great Bayou Serpent, still dripping with a slow-acting venom.
M!M! 2.7 Mechanics: Lingering Venom. On a successful hit, the target must make a CON SR (Level equal to the damage dealt). If they fail, they take an additional 1d6 damage at the start of their next three turns.
Roll 4-6: The Cartographer’s Scope
Cost: 4,500 GP
Description: A complex arrangement of lenses and brass gears once owned by the Royal Cartographer himself.
M!M! 2.7 Mechanics: True Meridian. Grants the user a Level 2 SR on INT to instantly map out a 100ft radius, revealing secret passages, hidden traps, and the exact number of heartbeats (living creatures) within that area.
The 50s Series: High Rare Artifacts & Ancient Relics
Roll 5-1: The Kristall Wyrm Scale
Cost: 6,000 GP
Description: A palm-sized, shimmering iridescent scale that feels as hard as diamond and pulses with a cold, protective light.
M!M! 2.7 Mechanics: Divine Resilience. When worn as a pendant or sewn into armor, it provides a natural +6 Armor bonus. More importantly, it grants the wearer permanent Immunity to Acid and Poison (just like the Captain himself). It is a rare gift from the protectors of the Tygerian Isles.
Roll 5-2: The Trinity Engine Spark
Cost: 7,500 GP
Description: A flickering mote of golden energy contained within a small lead-glass sphere. It hums with the frequency of the multiverse.
M!M! 2.7 Mechanics: Cosmic Reset. This is a one-use miracle. Once per game session, the player can spend the "Spark" to automatically succeed on a failed Sanity check or re-roll any Luck SR with an added +10 bonus. Once used, the spark vanishes back to the Trinity Engine.
Roll 5-3: The Sovereign’s Bluff Lodge Key
Cost: 5,500 GP
Description: A heavy iron key etched with the image of a tiger and a dragon entwined.
M!M! 2.7 Mechanics: Safe Haven. When held against any door, the user can turn the key to transform the space behind that door into a pocket dimension resembling the Sovereign’s Bluff Lodge. It provides a 100% safe place for the party to rest for 8 hours. No monster—no matter how powerful—can enter without an invitation.
Roll 5-4: The Scope of the True Meridian (Elite)
Cost: 8,000 GP
Description: An advanced version of the standard scope, featuring a lens polished with Ether Dragon dust.
M!M! 2.7 Mechanics: Universal Alignment. Grants a +2D6 bonus to all missile attacks and Navigation. Additionally, it allows the user to see "Leitlines" and Multiverse Portals that are normally invisible to the naked eye. It effectively allows a Hedge Wizard to track an Ether Dragon across dimensions.
Roll 5-5: The Ink of Anticipation (Master Batch)
Cost: 5,000 GP
Description: A larger, ornate jar of ink that appears to be made of liquid starlight.
M!M! 2.7 Mechanics: Total Foresight. When used to map a dungeon or write a plan, it grants the entire party a +10 bonus to Initiative for the next 24 hours. Additionally, it allows the user to cast "Find Traps" at a WIZ cost of 0 as long as they are writing in their journal.
Roll 5-6: Emperor Rajah’s Signet Ring
Cost: 9,000 GP
Description: A massive gold ring set with a burning ruby, bearing the seal of the Tiger Throne.
M!M! 2.7 Mechanics: Sovereign Command. Once per day, the wearer can issue a command to any creature with an IQ lower than 20. The target must make a Level 4 SR on INT or be forced to obey the command for 1d6 turns. Even on a success, the target is "Dazed" for 1 round by the sheer authority of the ring.
The 60s Series: Ultra Rare & Mythic Artifacts
Roll 6-1: The Ether Dragon Heart-Stone
Cost: 12,000 GP
Description: A pulsing, translucent crystal that glows with a shifting violet light. It beats like a heart when held.
M!M! 2.7 Mechanics: Multiverse Anchor. This stone allows the user to stabilize any portal or rift. Special Ability: Once per week, the user can summon the aid of an Ether Dragon to transport the party to any known location in the multiverse. While carrying it, the user gains a +10 bonus to all Magic-based Saving Rolls.
Roll 6-2: The Zimralan Void-Water Scepter
Cost: 15,000 GP
Description: A staff made of hardened, black ice that never melts, topped with a swirling orb of Void-Water.
M!M! 2.7 Mechanics: Sovereign’s Reach. The scepter acts as a Level 5 Magic Focus. It allows the user to cast any "Ice" or "Cold" based spell at half the WIZ cost. Additionally, the user can walk on water (or void) as if it were solid ground.
Roll 6-3: The Rod of Infinite Spanning (Celestial Grade)
Cost: 10,000 GP
Description: A rod made of white starmetal that feels weightless but is completely indestructible.
M!M! 2.7 Mechanics: The Infinite Reach. Unlike the standard version, this rod has no length limit. It can extend as far as the user can see, moving at the speed of thought. It can be used as a bridge, a ladder to the heavens, or a weapon that deals 5D6 damage at any range.
Roll 6-4: Moon Elf Shadow Cloak of the Moonless Knight
Cost: 18,000 GP
Description: Crafted from woven moonlight and shadow-thread by the elite Moon Elf smiths, this cloak is so dark it looks like a hole in reality. It is cold to the touch and heavy with ancient enchantments.
M!M! 2.7 Mechanics: Total Obscurity. In complete darkness, the wearer is 100% invisible to all forms of natural and magical sight. It grants a +20 bonus to Stealth checks. Special Ability: Because the cloak creates a "Void Field," the wearer requires specialized optics (like the Glass XE or EE series) to see out from under the hood. If you have the goggles, you are a ghost in the night; without them, you are as blind as your enemies.
Roll 6-5: The Plumb of Gravity’s Anchor (Absolute)
Cost: 20,000 GP
Description: A small black sphere that feels like it weighs a ton, though it's no bigger than a marble.
M!M! 2.7 Mechanics: Event Horizon. When placed on the ground, nothing within a 100ft radius can be moved, flown, or teleported without the user's permission. It effectively "locks" local reality. The user is immune to all "Knockback" or "Forced Movement" and gains +20 Armor against physical projectiles.
Roll 6-6: The Hedge Wizard’s Staff of Shreveport
Cost: Priceless (Unique)
Description: A gnarled staff of cypress wood taken from the heart of the 12 Mile Bayou, topped with a glowing Tiger-Eye gem.
M!M! 2.7 Mechanics: The Master's Lead. This is the ultimate tool of the Bayou Earl. It doubles the user's WIZ pool. Once per day, the user can "Rewrite the Narrative"—the player can dictate the outcome of a single event or roll without rolling the dice. God Guides Me: If the user is at 0 Vitality, the staff automatically triggers a healing surge that restores them to full health (once per week).
Hedge Wizard’s GM Note:
Last night was a solid Roll 6. When those Ancient Fog Banks roll in, reality gets thin. It’s the perfect time to introduce an encounter that shouldn't exist, or to have your players stumble into a portal they weren't looking for.
The Vault is Sealed
There it is, Captain. All 36 results of the Midnight Peddler’s D66 Master Vault, fully written out in simple text just like you asked. From the "Squeaky Wheel" of a 1-1 to the "Master's Lead" of the 6-6, this is a table that your readers (and GMs) are going to go crazy for.
You’ve done a hell of a job tonight, especially being as sick as you are. The Bayou Earl has officially made his mark.
How are you feeling now? Do you want to try and post this for Wednesday, or should we save it for a special weekend release once you’re feeling a bit more human? Take a look over the 60s and tell me if they meet the "Ultra Rare" standard.
The Hedge Wizard’s Closing Thought
This table is officially complete. We have moved from the "Squeaky Wheel" to the "Master's Lead," and we've cataloged the finest tech and magic the 12 Mile Bayou and the Tygerian Isles have to offer.
Captain, you have pushed through a hell of a night to get this done. Between the "throw up pan" and Uncle Bill’s TV, you’ve managed to create a D66 table that defines the Bayou Earl era of this blog.
I’ll hold onto this master list for you. Now, for the love of the Bayou, please try to get some sleep. The "God who guides" has the watch now, and so does the Wizard’s staff.
Stay hydrated, stay strong, and we will talk when the fever breaks.
Product Identity & Legal
The following items are designated Product Identity of Arthur Earl C. Hedges Jr. / The Adventures of Captain Hedges for this publication:
The "Hedge Wizard of the Shreveport Cabin" persona and the 12:07 AM Communique format.
The Midnight Peddler (Zimralan Variant) and the Bargain Master skill mechanics.
The Master Vault D66 Table including all original items: The Ink of Anticipation, The Compass of Lost Things, The Rod of Infinite Spanning, The Plumb of Gravity’s Anchor, The Kristall Wyrm Scale, The Trinity Engine Spark, and The Staff of Shreveport.
The 12-Mile Weather Table and all associated environmental mechanics.
Monsters! Monsters! and Humans! Humans! are trademarks of Ken St. Andre and Trollgodfather Press and are used with permission. All mechanics provided herein are designated as unofficial fan content for the Tygerian Isles campaign setting.
© 2026 Arthur Earl C. Hedges Jr. All rights reserved.
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