I'm too lazy to write a proper encounter table, so here's one big rumour list instead. I'm so lazy I didn't even bother to divide it into proper sections. And you still have to decide which rumours are true. I'm so lazy.
Rumours:
- The Four Pillar Pyramid is really just the tip of the iceberg
- Jumping into a chasm just makes you reappear ten meters up in the sky, some meters away
- The tiny village by the lake really forgot to feed its giant; its spirit will awake next full moon and crush those puny beings
- The sand in the south-western dunes is edible and nutritious, although a bit dry
- The pillar by the Rim of the World is made of gemstones
- Entering a giant's skull with your eyes closed leads to the negative version of this world
- There are two blind octopuses searching for each other in the lake. If they meet they'll mend into the creature that'll devour the world
- Cursing and waving a dagger is the proper way to greet most villagers
- The tower by the lake lacks windows because it is inhabited by vampires
- The lone cross at the end of the mountain path isn't a burial site - it's a meeting place, but not for human beings
- Most barns in the forest has the rest of the giant's bones. They are said to bring good luck
- There are six cave entrances that leads to the shallow netherworld, each with its own kind of polymorph spell cast upon entering
- The Rim of the World is also the Rim of the Universe, and thus the Rim of Reality
- Every seventh tent belongs to a ghoul. It moves with the nomads but will not harm them as long they offer it human flesh every full moon
- The blood of the now gone giant is stored in the bark of the trees
- There's a wise woman meditating on top of one of the Four Pillars
- Never buy a yellow potion from a dune merchant; it's just camel piss and doesn't grant you immortal life
- The two skulls belonged to the same giant
- The Star Tower at the Rim of the World is supposed to be a prison, but nobody's heard from the warder in a while now
- The dead trees found scattered around the mountains aren't dead, but undead
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