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d6 rations that will make your party members look twice.

Hairy spiderlegs. You use them as tooth- and earpicks after a meal. Mostly in that order.

Ooze broth. "Uhh... What?!" (Stored as Ooze Paste, like Miso)

"Ol' Gerard's Magical Stomach-Filler!": A strange, opaque bottle that claims to cure all hunger. It might prove too good at its job...

Completely "Normal" Rations: they're perfectly serviceable. It's just... why is the fantasy tavern selling Vietnam War MREs, and why does the sci-fi cantina a hundred lightyears from Earth have preserved olives and hard cheese suitable for a Thracian warrior?

Instant hot chocolate. Yummy hot chocolate. Whoever drinks it will be utterly obsessed with hot chocolate after the second cup

Shards of consumption. Mirrored shards of hard candy. Anyone seeing themselves reflected in a shard while it is consumed will feel the consumer take a bite out of them instead. They take 2d6 force damage.

A greenish slime so disgusting that anybody seeing someone eat it will throw up instantly. The nutritive power of the slime is proportionnal to the quantity of vomit it causes (yikes !) * a bit high for a 1d6 table, but hey...

d6 spooky masks and their effects?

ANCESTORSPHERE: its user is possessed (and facially morphed) by one of the previous (or maybe future) users of the mask until their nest rest.

INSIDEOUT: the shape of the face of the owner is inverted (e.g. the nose does not protrude, but intrude). You don't see anything if you stand right in front of the owner. The effect become visible when you look at the face from the side.

APE - you climb, run, jump like an APE you have prehensile feet, you make funny faces and can’t speak anymore

The Raven. Wood, blackened with fire and ash. Feed it stolen gold to unlock its powers.

STATIC - When equipped, this black and white oval causes the user to "fuzz" out. The user becomes completely immemorable, any onlooker's eyes slide away, and anything said by the user is heard, but cannot be remembered. Attempting to focus on the bearer of the static causes intense cognitive dissonance when the observer knows that someone is there, but their mind immediately wipes them from perception. If one watches for too long, the pain grows..

The Serpent. Green-lacquered wood and copper disks left to verdigris. Choosy with its meals, it will only take blood money. It offers an understanding of the quiet arts of murder in return.