D6x6 Wanton Wyverns

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D6	This wyvern has
1	an iron collar dangling a broken chain around its neck, and the names of those it’s killed carved in sharp calligraphy on its scales.
2	a drooling serpent’s head at the tip of its tail.
3	an arrow sunken into its crusty, infected left eye.
4	snaggled, needle-like teeth.
5	noxious green and yellow stripes.
6	a smooth, black carapace instead of scales.

D6	This wyvern’s poison
1	ignites its victims’ blood within their veins.
2	corrodes its victims’ intellect until they’re too dim to breath.
3	turns its victims’ bodies into leathery-skinned eggs that hatch into more wyverns.
4	eats light and annihilates living matter into nothingness.
5	infects its victims and those they come into contact to with a mindless rage.
6	acts as a mutual treacle if one takes it at the same time that they’re affected by another lethal poison. Otherwise it’s still deadly.

D6	This wyvern prefers to hunt
1	by corralling smaller prey in tight quarters so they can’t flank it.
2	by bursting out of ambush in a precarious environment for prey that can’t fly.
3	by charging in to panic its prey and fly off with the weakest-seeming member of the group.
4	by stalking prey from a distance until they’re worn down enough to be easy pickings.
5	by dive-bombing prey from out of the blue.
6	by driving herds to trample and tenderize its true prey.

D6	This wyvern’s territory
1	is the foothills around a bald mountain.
2	is a wasteland stalked by basilisks.
3	is a salt-lashed atoll.
4	is a will-o’-wisp-haunted fen.
5	is a rolling steppe where kurgans loom.
6	has its boundary marked out by mutilated corpses impaled on snapped trees.

D6	This wyvern’s nest
1	is littered with stolen eggs, some now hatched into hybrid abominations.
2	is made from the bones of its prey, melted together by its vitriolic saliva.
3	is home to a fresh brood of hungry, chirping young.
4	is decorated with primitive sculptures of claw-carved rocks.
5	is dug in a deep warren protected by false routes, deadfall traps, and a swarm of symbiotic beetles that live off its scraps.
6	floats in a pond of scummy, parasite-infested water.

D6	People might pay you to hunt this wyvern because
1	they believe it’s a true dragon and desire its miraculous heartblood.
2	if it’s not stopped soon its predation of their herds will drive them to starvation.
3	their local hero fell in battle against it and they desire the return of the magic weapon that hero wielded.
4	they believe it’s responsible for poisoning their crops. It is not. A witch is behind that, and behind scapegoating the wyvern as well.
5	it’s been scaring away the caravans they rely on for vital trade.
6	they want it captured alive so they can tame it and ride it into battle.