D20x6 Dwarven Exiles

Being given a dumb name is one of the greatest humiliations of becoming a dwarven exile.

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D20	This dwarven exile is called
1	Stone
2	Rock
3	Gold
4	Silver
5	Iron
6	Steel
7	Coal
8	Beer
9	Tin
10	Copper
11	Bronze
12	Lead
13	Chrome
14	Boulder
15	Bone
16	Brass
17	Billon
18	Solder
19	Stout
20	Staunch

D20	Name2
1	craft
2	beard
3	pick
4	axe
5	coin
6	forge
7	hammer
8	horn
9	helm
10	ring
11	hall
12	dome
13	arch
14	smith
15	fist
16	smite
17	block
18	mug
19	spade
20	maul

D20	the
1	Malingerer
2	Yellow-Bellied
3	Wasteful
4	Teetotaller
5	Ingrate
6	Indolent
7	Decadent
8	Scourge
9	Gadfly
10	Effete
11	Workshy
12	Gobphile
13	Negligent
14	Deviant
15	Fantasist
16	Flippant
17	Blabberer
18	Erratic
19	Deceiver
20	Oathbreaker

D20	They are marked as an exile by
1	their shorn beard.
2	the pariah-rune branded into their forehead.
3	their swollen, blackened nose, stuffed with foul-smelling fungal resin that fuses to the flesh and becomes nigh-impossible to remove.
4	their split, serpentine tongue.
5	their scarred and gnarled hands, rendered useless for skilled labour.
6	the asymmetric tattoos inked on every square inch of their skin.
7	their permanently dilated pupils, made so by a tincture so that they could never adapt to the blinding-bright sun.
8	their limping gait, caused by a weight fastened around one ankle by an ingenious lock.
9	their crooked, elongated limbs, broken and stretched to make their stature closer to a surface-dweller’s.
10	the list of their offenses scarred into their chest.
11	their false teeth, carved from stipewood to replace the ones knocked out by their judge.
12	their high and reedy voice, changed by the corrosive liquor they were forced to chug.
13	their gaunt frame and the long, cauterized scar up their belly, from the length of guts removed to force their fast.
14	the patches of tar and cave-bear hair they’ve yet to scrape off their body.
15	the metal studs embedded in their skull, which cause them constant pain.
16	the heavy piercings through every loose part of their flesh.
17	the grotesque vizard affixed about their face by thick bands and hooks.
18	the keloid mosaic depicting their judgement in their flesh.
19	their one scooped-out eye, replaced by a cracked glass orb.
20	their severed hands and feet, replaced by clumsy prosthetics.

D20	They have carried from their home-hold
1	a blunderbuss loaded with nails and caltrops.
2	a pouch of crumb-sized nuggets of precious metals.
3	a clockwork automatic crossbow, and a jug of the refined oil needed to lubricate it.
4	a death-mask carved from a geode.
5	the disownment letter from their family.
6	a spring-loaded spear that can be extended into a ten-foot pole.
7	a trench-knife and a bottle of chloroform.
8	a grenade that has a 2-in-6 chance of being a dud.
9	a bag of dried mushrooms that induce a berserker rage in those who eat them.
10	three vials of acid.
11	a lantern on a chain sturdy enough to serve as a flail.
12	a sap and a package of naked mole-rat jerky.
13	a pocketwatch smashed at the moment of their sentencing.
14	their pet tunneldog, stocky and vicious.
15	a lighter and a case of charcloth.
16	a war-rocket, primed and ready to fire.
17	some flint knives and a spear they’ve knapped themself.
18	a tome of dwarf-law with their violations underlined.
19	a shovel and a bad attitude.
20	a crowbar and a stomach stuffed with haggis.

D20	They now seek
1	an honourable death.
2	to found a new hold with other exiles.
3	acceptance in a human community.
4	to run a gang with other criminals.
5	legal precedent for their return.
6	a way to forsake their old self and gain a new one.
7	a place where they can contemplate their mistakes in solitude.
8	to experiment with all the things forbidden to them in their former hold.
9	to drink their sorrows away.
10	to work for any who will hire them.
11	a glorious tomb to spite their once-companions.
12	to sour the allies of their former hold against it.
13	to make a monument to their shame so that no others repeat it.
14	to sell their former hold out to its enemies at a prodigious price.
15	to find a workshop and manufacture dwarven inventions for human buyers.
16	to settle a grudge with the one who set them up for their fall.
17	redemption through fanatical faith in a human god.
18	an audience with the spirits of the mountain.
19	a way to the utter depths where they can prove their superiority to their old hold.
20	any meaning in their life, flitting from pursuit to pursuit like a hummingbird.