D6x7 Brownies, Domovoi, & Other Domestic Spirits

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D6	This domestic spirit appears
1	as a white mouse in a little tunic, strolling leisurely on its hind legs.
2	as a moth with an old person’s face, always chewing a scrap of cloth.
3	as a waxen poppet carrying a comfy yellow flame.
4	as a literally pint-sized butler.
5	as a crawling mass of green termites.
6	like an octopus molded from hair and dust.

D6	This domestic spirit lives
1	beneath an overturned bucket.
2	in the stable with the livestock.
3	up the chimney.
4	in a cupboard.
5	not in the house itself, but in a cozy, furnished hole nearby.
6	among the unswept ashes of the hearth.

D6	This domestic spirit is believed to be
1	the metamorphosed dryad of a tree cut down to build the house.
2	the soul of the house itself.
3	a gnome of the earth disturbed by the digging of the house’s foundation.
4	a lonely creature attracted by the mirth it sees in a home.
5	spawned from a secret sign you must carved into the frame of a new house, lest you welcome misfortune in.
6	a fairy entranced by mundane living.

D6	This domestic spirit can be propitiated
1	by placing boiled eggs beneath the floor.
2	by knitting it an appropriately-sized hat.
3	by singing it a song at sunrise and sundown.
4	with offerings of honey and butter.
5	by leaving it the offal and gristle of any animals slaughtered by the household.
6	by burning aromatic woods in the fireplace.

D6	If pleased, this domestic spirit may
1	whisper poetic inspiration into the ears of the house’s inhabitants.
2	repair the house with materials stolen from a rival’s.
3	leave pinches of delightful, otherworldly spices in the pantry.
4	spit medicinal herbs in the mouths of those who’ve fallen sick in the house.
5	ward away any other spirits who wish to do harm to its house’s inhabitants.
6	scare off burglars and other intruders.

D6	However, this domestic spirit is offended
1	by being seen while it goes about its work.
2	by being named in anything but the most euphemistic terms.
3	by the presence of icons or idols placed in the house.
4	by renovations being made to its house.
5	by a family moving out of or into its house.
6	by littering and uncleanliness.

D6	If displeased, this domestic spirit will
1	wipe its ass with the blankets and drapery.
2	curse any children born or growing in the house with ugliness.
3	gather rats and cockroaches to infest the house.
4	wake the house’s inhabitants with horrific noises when they try to sleep.
5	spoil any food or drink stored in the house.
6	pinch and jab the inhabitants’ ankles when they’re not looking.