#Spirit Realm Loot — d100 Picked Up in Hell

Contents

What this document is. A d100 loot table rolled after winning combat in the Spirit Realm. Follows the format of the main 11-06 Loot Table. All 100 entries are Spirit Realm–specific.

Main Book References

- Required: Loot Table (main) · Detailed Economy · Yoma Bestiary

- Reference: Weapons & Equipment · Masterwork Catalog · Divine Treasures

- Within this supplement: Table Index · Core Economy · Special Core Variants · Spirit Realm Index

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#Scent — Things Picked Up in Hell

After Spirit Realm combat, there is ash.

The ash is gray. Small things are mixed into the ash. Bone fragments of yoma. Melted weapons. Pieces of chain. Buttons from clothing someone once wore. An unrecognizable token. A talisman that someone held while still alive.

There is no gold brought from a domain. Gold does not flow in the Spirit Realm. Instead there are cores. There are souls. There are nameless objects.

This table is those 100 things.

Unlike the main loot table, this table is Spirit Realm–only. Cores, crystals, and talismans instead of gold. Yoma materials and Spirit Realm fragments instead of equipment. Otherworldly favor and spiritual clues instead of faction rewards.

Many things cannot be brought back and used. Things that crumble when crossing a Domain Barrier. Things too contaminated for a domain to accept. Things that frighten the inhabitants. Those too are mixed into the 100.

Spirit Realm combat is a place where blade meets blade, but it is also a moment that decides what you pick up afterward.

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#Law — Roll Rules

#Basic Roll

• Die: d100
• Timing: After Spirit Realm combat ends, 1 leader from the victorious side rolls
• Open Roll: Open rolls are preferred. However, 99·00 may be kept private.

#Combat Scale Modifiers

#Economy Tier Note

Same principle as the main loot table:

• This table is a supplementary reward table for Spirit Realm combat tiers.
• Prioritize clues, materials, and crafting rights over immediate grants.
• Full acquisition of masterworks, Divine Treasures, and Exotic Sacred Objects goes through scenario rewards or follow-up hooks.

#Domain Import Limit

Spirit Realm loot requires a check when passing through the Barrier:

• Target Number 11 (standard loot)
• Target Number 13 (contaminated loot)
• Target Number 15 (Lord-grade loot)

Failure: crumbles away. No retry.

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#Table — Spirit Realm Loot d100

#No Recovery (01–12)

#Cores & Crystals (13–30)

#Yoma Materials (31–48)

#Equipment (49–60)

#Talismans & Seals (61–72)

#Medicines & Elixirs (73–80)

#Spiritual Clues (81–90)

#Spiritual Favor (91–95)

#Minor Masterworks & Extreme Rewards (96–00)

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#Application — Usage Guidelines

#Domain Import Check Detail

#Usage Examples

Example 1: After Minion combat

• Roll 58 → Spirit Realm twin blades
• Domain import Target Number 13. On success, grant Spirit Realm Exposure +2, then usable.

Example 2: After Elite combat (+10)

• Roll 65 (actual 55 + 10) → Spirit Realm talisman
• Immediately 1-use. Recommended before returning from the Spirit Realm.

Example 3: Lord-grade omen (+30)

• Roll 99 → Spirit Realm Wandering Treasures clue
• Scenario hook confirmed. GM connects to the next session.

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#Table — Frequency Summary by Category

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#Synthesis — Things Buried in the Ash

After Spirit Realm combat, there is ash. Mixed into that ash are 100 things.

• 12 things that are useless
• 30 things that must be processed before use (cores, materials)
• 20 things usable immediately (equipment, elixirs)
• 22 things difficult to use (talismans, clues)
• 10 things that pass into narrative (favor, hooks)

The GM picks up one of the 100 things, and turns it into a story.

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Buried in the ash of the battlefield are 100 objects. The pack of one who crosses five hells and returns holds only a few of them. The rest remain in the Spirit Realm.