D6x6 Murky Miasmas

Mamma mia, it’sa miasma!

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D6	This miasma looks like
1	smoke and sputum hacked up from dying lungs.
2	arthritically curled, vapourous fingers.
3	black dust wafting in a stale breeze.
4	nothing on its own, but it distorts things within it as though you’re seeing them out of the corner of your eye in the dark.
5	a purple haze.
6	droplets of bile suspended mid-air.

D6	This miasma smells like
1	a child who’s soiled themself in fear.
2	blood turning septic in your nostrils.
3	sunbaked sewage.
4	sickly-sweet rot.
5	the sea and spent gunpowder.
6	the floor of an adult theatre that’s never been cleaned.

D6	This miasma gathers
1	where witches dance and sing the praises of their malefic masters.
2	where the unforgiven dead are left to rot without ceremony.
3	where the walls of the world are punctured and infected.
4	when an airy spirit is killed and falls to earth.
5	near the secret shrines of plague-gods.
6	where hell itself boils over.

D6	This miasma inflicts
1	Hallucinations, delusions, befuddlement of the senses.
2	Shakes, swelling, and vertigo.
3	Fatigue, weakness, lingering insomnia.
4	Creeping necrosis.
5	Headaches, forgetfulness, emotional volatility, and mental regression.
6	Expulsions of waste from every orifice, sweating that reeks with impurities.

D6	This miasma can be dispersed
1	by censers burning sweet incense.
2	by silver bells ringing in the correct tones.
3	like mist by the light of the rising sun, though it will return when night falls once more.
4	by the crowing of a white cockerel.
5	by the abjurations of a saint, or the presence of anything blessed by the same.
6	by the wind, but only after its source has been rectified.

D6	This miasma can be collected
1	like drops of dew on nets woven from nettle, and distilled into unwholesome toxins.
2	in human bone-china jars, which can then be lobbed like grenades.
3	into the body of a necromantic creation, which can then exhale it in terrible plumes.
4	in alchemical vessels and congealed into a substance that will inure those who drink it against all miasmas.
5	by certain species of fungus, which fixate it into the soil like bacteria might with nitrogen.
6	and alloyed with iron to make desecrated steel.