Form-Variable Tables

Roll the relevant table for each [BLANK] in a form. Use a d6 unless otherwise specified.

Carry-over rule. Where a form’s variable matches a value already rolled on a prior form in the same case (e.g., hoard classification across 27-B / 14-C / 14-E for the same captivity, or damsel name across 27-B / 14-E for the same subject), carry the prior value rather than re-roll. This rule already appears on individual table blocks; the top-of-file repeat saves the player a search.

Captor name (1d12) — for any free-entry captor-name field.

Roll 1d12 for any free-entry captor-name field. Every case names its captor; the form expects a name in the field.

Territory (1d4) — for any free-entry territory field.

These tables apply to any form with a free-entry captor-name or territory field (27-B §1.1 and §1.4; 9-A §1.1 and §1.3; 14-C §1.3; 14-E §1.1; etc.).

Form NAO-67 (New Auditor Orientation)

→ View Form NAO-67

NAO-67 has no roll tables. The player fills its fields by free choice (license number, cohort, track, sub-specialization, senior’s name and phrase, first-day memory, and the unforgettable footnote). The Years in Service field (2.1) invites a 1d10 if the player wants randomness. The personal quirk field (5.1) is always free-written.

Form 9-A (Annual Hoard Assessment)

→ View Form 9-A

Field 1.1 (captor name) may be rolled on the top-of-file Captor-Name (1d12) table; 1.3 (territory of registration) on the top-of-file Territory (1d4) table; 1.2 (Dragon License No.) remains free-entry. Roll for the following:

9-A Field 1.4 — Hoard Category (1d6)

9-A Field 2.1 — Hoard Valuation (1d6)

9-A Field 2.2 — Discrepancy with Prior Year (1d6)

9-A Field 3.1 — Witness Present at Assessment (1d6)

Form 14-C (Hoard Location Disclosure, Residential)

→ View Form 14-C

Field 1.3 (territory of registration) may be rolled on the top-of-file Territory (1d4) table; 1.1 (Dragon License No.) and 2.1 (lair coordinates) remain free-entry. Field 1.2 (hoard category) rolls from the same table as 9-A Field 1.4. Roll for the following:

14-C Field 1.2 — Hoard Category (1d6)

(Same table as 9-A Field 1.4. Roll once and carry the result across both forms if filing simultaneously.)

14-C Field 2.2 — Disclosure Scope (1d6)

14-C Field 2.3 — Recipient Classification (1d6)

14-C Field 2.4 — Date of Disclosure (1d6)

Form 14-E (Captivity Enrichment Request)

→ View Form 14-E

Field 1.1 (captor name) may be rolled on the top-of-file Captor-Name (1d12) table; 1.2 (Dragon License No.), 1.4 (lair coordinates), 2.2 (Form 27-B reference), and 4.1 (welfare tier checkbox) remain free-entry or player-determined. Field 1.3 (hoard category) rolls from the same table as 9-A/14-C Field 1.4. Roll for the following:

14-E Field 1.3 — Hoard Category (1d6)

(Same table as 9-A Field 1.4. Carry the existing result if this form belongs to the same case.)

14-E Field 2.1 — Damsel Name (1d6)

14-E Field 3.1 — Enrichment Requested (1d6)

14-E Field 3.2 — Basis under §4.6 (1d6)

14-E Field 3.3 — Frequency (1d4)

14-E Field 3.4 — Duration (1d4)

Form 27-B (Notice of Captivity)

→ View Form 27-B

Fields 1.1 (captor name) and 1.4 (territory) may be rolled on the top-of-file Captor-Name (1d6) and Territory (1d4) tables; 1.2 (Dragon License No.) and 1.5 (lair coordinates) remain free-entry. Field 1.3 (hoard classification) rolls from the same table as 9-A/14-C/14-E Field 1.4. Roll for the following:

27-B Field 1.3 — Hoard Classification (1d6)

(Same table as 9-A Field 1.4. Carry the existing result if this form belongs to the same case.)

27-B Field 2.1 — Damsel Name (1d6)

(Same list as 14-E Field 2.1. Carry the existing result if this form and the enrichment request concern the same captivity.)

27-B Field 2.2 — Age (1d6)

27-B Field 2.3 — Distinguishing Physical Characteristics (1d6)

27-B Field 2.4 — Place of Capture (1d6)

27-B Field 2.5 — Date Filed within Window (1d6)

(This table doubles for Field 4.1 “Date filed” — the same roll answers both the date character and whether the filing was timely.)

27-B Field 3.1 — Welfare Tier Checked (1d6, weighted toward Adequately Maintained)

Form 45-A (Security Concern Filing)

→ View Form 45-A

Fields 1.1 (filer license no.), 1.2 (filer specialization), 1.3 (date filed), 2.2 (subject’s bureau), 2.3 (hoard category), 3.3 (compulsive filing checkbox), 4.1 (witnesses), and 4.2 (documentation references) are free-entry. Roll for the following:

45-A Field 2.1 — Subject of Concern (1d6)

45-A Field 3.1 — Nature of Concern (1d6)

45-A Field 3.2 — Prior Filings on Subject (1d6)

Form 60-N (Notice of Mandatory Retirement)

→ View Form 60-N

Field 1.1 (License No.) is free-entry (write your character’s license number or roll on the NAO-67 format). Field 1.2 (years in service) may be rolled 1d10 or chosen. Field 1.3 (track) matches the NAO-67 options (Hoard Auditor / Damsel Handling / General Practice / Other). Fields 1.4 (sub-specialization), 1.5 (final bureau), and 2.2 (effective retirement date) are free-entry. Roll for the following:

60-N Field 2.1 — Pension Tier (1d6)

60-N Field 3.1 — Successor License No. (1d6)

Form IA-3 (Internal Complaint Filing)

→ View Form IA-3

Fields 1.2 (subject’s bureau), 1.3 (subject’s position), 2.1 (filer license no.), 2.2 (filer’s bureau), 3.3 (statutory basis), and all Section 4 fields are free-entry or left blank per instructions. Roll for the following:

Note: At the closing ritual for the Internal Affairs ending, the Subject is the auditor themselves. This table is for in-career uses — when the auditor files against someone else.

IA-3 Field 1.1 — Subject of Complaint (1d6)

IA-3 Field 3.1 — Nature of Complaint (1d6)

IA-3 Field 3.2 — Substantiating Filings (1d6)

How to use these tables

1. Open the form template you’ve drawn.
2. For each [BLANK], find the matching table block and roll.
3. Write the result onto your copy of the form (or note it on the form’s page in your dossier).
4. Then read the populated form and pull the complication card. Then footnote.

The tables are deliberately small (1d4 / 1d6 / 1d10). Replayability comes from the combinatorial space, not from any single table’s depth.