Rumor cards: rumor sheet, single rumor note, rumor table

A rumor card is the hook a game master hands to a player who buys a round in the tavern: one line on a scrap of paper. This pack shows a sheet of six small rumor cards, a folded note with a wax drip, and a ten-line table to roll on. Each comes as tavern scrap, plain ink line or playbill style. Type a setting, such as haunted or harbor, and the cards keep their headings.

• a hook handed over at the bar
• a cut sheet of rumors for a session
• a d10 table to roll on when a player asks around
• a note for a player who listens in the town

Frequently asked questions

What do the nine pictures show?

Three readings in three styles: a sheet of six small rumor cards, a single folded rumor note, and a ten-line rumor table.

How does the rumor table work?

It is a ruled table numbered 1 to 10 with a header reading Roll d10. The entries are left empty, so you write one rumor against each number.

Can I print the rumor sheet?

Yes. The six small cards sit in a 2 by 3 grid with dashed cut lines, each with a tankard icon and ruled lines below.

What do the styles look like?

Tavern is stained, torn-edge paper with quill-ink handwriting. Ink line is plain black with no fills. Playbill is cream paper with oxblood lettering and stamped frames.

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