Generate Loot

Choose Loot in RPG Workshop or open the Loot generator. The form asks where the loot came from before it asks what appears inside. This helps the result feel recovered from a scene rather than drawn from a generic reward table.

Build a practical cache of charts, navigation instruments, repair materials, modest trade goods and tideglass pieces. Select D&D 5e and an itemised expedition-cache format. Loot source changes the conditional controls, such as defeated foes or a found container, so complete the fields that belong to the source currently selected.

Give each item a quantity, concise description and understandable use or value. The retained output separates lootItems, container and narrative, which makes it easier to check whether the mechanical reward and the fiction agree.

Loot returns the entity in the original request. There is no asynchronous job identity to poll. If the page reports a later upload problem, preserve the existing Loot entity and inspect the image state rather than generating the cache again.

Open The Cartographer's Cache. Read the container, narrative and item list. Remove anything that does not plausibly belong in a damaged beacon storehouse, and check that useful expedition tools are not crowded out by decorative valuables.

Loot has no native automatic art. The retained owned artwork was uploaded once and associated once after the synchronous result existed. The client showed a false-negative upload message even though the image durably completed, so no retry was made. Refresh and inspect the existing gallery before uploading again.