Loot Table

One d100 table of a hundred entries. Mostly mundane, magic kept minor and Greek-renamed.

Roll a d100 when a room grants a table roll. About fifty-five of the hundred rooms grant something, so a ten-room run nets roughly six rolls, of which one or two land in the magic bands.

The table is deliberately unexciting for long stretches. A party that leaves the maze with four javelins, a working lamp, sixty feet of rope and eighty drachmas has been paid honestly, and the two magic items they found still feel like events. Coin is listed in gp for convenience; at the table it is bronze obols, silver drachmas, and the occasional stater, and the weight of it is part of the fun when a party is climbing.

Boons are not on this table. Each Final Encounter names one optional thing that pays off in it, and the DM plants that thing on purpose rather than rolling for it — most of the boon notes suggest handing it over during a loot roll, as the second or third item listed, which is the point: it should arrive looking like the rope did. Roll the ending early, read its boon, and add it to a roll you were going to make anyway.

Room-specific loot is off-table. Daedalus's workshop, a drakon's hoard, a smith's forge — those grant only what the room says, and they do not consume a d100 slot.
Maguffins are never here. Anything a Resolution requires is Resolution-owned and found where that Resolution says.
Nothing on this table breaks a bypass or a Resolution. Every magic entry states its charges and why it can't.
Cadence. About 55 of the 100 rooms grant something; ten rooms should net roughly six loot events, one or two of them magical.

Table composition

d100	Slots	Category	Examples
01–30	30	Coin & valuables	Drachma purses, temple silver, a gold votive bull, cut gems, a chased mirror
31–48	18	Consumables	Minor healing draughts, fire oil, antitoxin, hard rations, wineskins, incense
49–62	14	Weapons & ammunition	Javelins, a hoplite spear, a kopis, sling bullets, bronze-head arrows, a net
63–72	10	Armor & shields	A hoplon, linothorax, a bronze greave pair, a Corinthian helm (dented)
73–82	10	Tools & utility	Rope, chalk, a lamp and oil, a grapple, a crowbar, a surveyor's chain, healer's kit
83–96	14	Minor magic (Greek-renamed)	Small, single-trick items with stated charges — nothing attunement-hungry, nothing that invalidates a Resolution or a bypass
97–100	4	Rare but narrow	Four rare items that each do exactly one thing

01–30 · Coin & valuables

d100	Item	Tier	Notes
01	A cut purse of mixed coin	mundane	2d6 × 10 gp. The cut is fresh; someone lost this recently
02	Temple silver, three plates	mundane	40 gp. Stamped as sacred to Poseidon, and priests notice
03	A gold votive bull, palm-sized	mundane	120 gp. Plainly lifted from a shrine already
04	A chased bronze mirror	mundane	25 gp, and it counts as a polished surface for anything gaze-related
05	Eleven uncut garnets in a stoppered horn	mundane	90 gp for the lot, 5 gp each if split
06	A tributary's signet ring	mundane	15 gp of gold, and a family in Athens who would pay 100 for its return
07	Sea-green glass beads on a wire	mundane	30 gp. Egyptian work, threaded for a child
08	A pay-chest, mostly spent	mundane	75 gp in bronze obols, and 14 lb of chest
09	Two ivory dice and a leather cup	mundane	10 gp. The dice are loaded, which a DC 13 Investigation notices
10	A pectoral of hammered gold leaf	mundane	200 gp, too gaudy to wear and too thin to armour anything
11	A purse of foreign coin	mundane	60 gp of value; nobody in Knossos will change it without questions
12	A silver funeral wreath	mundane	55 gp. It is on someone. Taking it is a choice — let them make it
13	A pressed brick of saffron	mundane	80 gp by weight, ruined by water
14	Amber with a bee inside it	mundane	45 gp, and a lucky charm as far as any Cretan is concerned
15	A painted krater, bull-dancers	mundane	65 gp intact, 5 gp in pieces, and it does not travel well
16	Three oxhide-shaped bronze ingots	mundane	90 gp, 20 lb each. Trade currency, and a real carrying decision
17	One queen's earring	mundane	70 gp. Its pair is somewhere in the maze; it is not on this table
18	A lapis scarab on a thong	mundane	35 gp
19	A merchant's tally-board	mundane	Worthless here, 100 gp to the debtors named on it
20	A sealed jar of temple-grade oil	mundane	20 gp, and 8 lb of very flammable weight
21	A branch of sea-carved coral	mundane	50 gp
22	A noble's ransom token	mundane	150 gp to the right house, an insult to the wrong one
23	A pouch of electrum staters	mundane	110 gp, minted before the maze was dug
24	A gilded ram's-horn cup	mundane	85 gp. Holds a pint and leaks
25	A surveyor's silver chain	mundane	40 gp, ten feet, and it measures as well as it sells
26	A child's bronze bull, cast solid	mundane	8 gp. Somebody's, once
27	A harbour clerk's seal-ring	mundane	30 gp, and it stamps a document that customs will honour
28	A rock-crystal lens	mundane	60 gp. Advantage on Investigation of anything smaller than a fingernail
29	A votive silver hand	mundane	45 gp. A thank-offering for a healing that evidently worked
30	A sealed jar of Cretan honey	mundane	25 gp, four days of food, and a bargaining chip with anything that swarms

31–48 · Consumables

d100	Item	Tier	Notes
31	Draught of Epidaurus (2)	consumable	Each heals 2d4 + 2 as a potion of healing. Tastes of pine resin
32	Greater Draught of Epidaurus	consumable	Heals 4d4 + 4. One flask, and the party will argue over it
33	Fire oil, three flasks	consumable	Thrown, DC 12 to hit AC 12, 1d6 fire on impact and 1d6 at the end of the target's next turn
34	Antitoxin, two vials	consumable	Advantage on saves against poison for 1 hour
35	Hard rations, six days	consumable	Bread, cheese, salt fish. The maze is longer than parties expect
36	A skin of resinated wine	consumable	A draught grants advantage on the next save against fear and disadvantage on the next Dexterity check
37	Sacred incense, six cones	consumable	One cone burns an hour; ritual casting in the smoke counts as being on consecrated ground
38	Physician's poultices (3)	consumable	Stabilise a dying creature with no check, one poultice per use
39	A jar of pitch	consumable	Coats a 10-ft square as difficult terrain; catches fire for 2d6
40	Lamp oil, four flasks	consumable	Six hours of light each, or a thrown flask for 1d6 fire
41	A sealed measure of salt	consumable	Pour a 5-ft line: incorporeal undead crossing it take 1d6 radiant. Three lines' worth
42	Poppy-milk, two doses	consumable	Ends one instance of pain-based effect, and imposes disadvantage on attacks for 10 minutes
43	A honeycomb wrapped in vine leaves	consumable	Buys passage from anything that swarms; the swarm follows the comb for 1 minute
44	A blister of naphtha	consumable	2d6 fire in a 5-ft splash, DC 13 Dexterity save for half
45	Dried figs and hard cheese	consumable	Three days of food, and the only thing in the maze that tastes good
46	Chalk-and-vinegar wash, two doses	consumable	Each dose ends the poisoned condition on one creature
47	Ten tallow candles	consumable	An hour each, 5-ft bright light, and every one of them gutters in a draught
48	A snakebite lancet and paste	consumable	Used within a minute of a poisoned bite, the target repeats the save with advantage

49–62 · Weapons & ammunition

d100	Item	Tier	Notes
49	Four javelins	mundane	Bronze-headed, well-balanced, and the maze eats them
50	A hoplite spear	mundane	A dory, 8 ft, butt-spike intact. Counts as a spear with reach in a phalanx line
51	A kopis	mundane	Forward-curved, heavy at the tip. Statistically a shortsword that hits like one
52	Twenty lead sling bullets	mundane	Cast, not gathered. +0 but consistent
53	A quiver of bronze-head arrows	mundane	Twenty, and heavier than the fletching wants
54	A weighted net	mundane	Standard net. Worth more here than most weapons, given what lives in the maze
55	A serviceable xiphos	mundane	Short, straight, unremarkable, sharp
56	Two fire-hardened hunting spears	mundane	No metal at all, which some things in the maze notice
57	A labrys	mundane	Double-headed axe, 12 lb. Battleaxe statistics, and heavily symbolic in here
58	A bronze-studded club	mundane	A club that does 1d6, and cheap to replace
59	A sling and a pouch of river stones	mundane	Thirty stones. Ammunition you can pick up again
60	Twelve barbed arrows	mundane	+1 damage on a hit; removing one is a DC 10 Medicine check or 1d4 more
61	A boar-spear with a crossbar	mundane	A charging beast that hits the bar stops 5 ft short instead of reaching you
62	Five throwing knives	mundane	Daggers, balanced for throwing, and quiet

63–72 · Armor & shields

d100	Item	Tier	Notes
63	A hoplon	mundane	Large round shield, oxhide-faced. +2 AC, 16 lb, and a serviceable sled
64	A linothorax	mundane	Laced linen, medium armour, AC 14 + Dex (max 2). Light, hot, effective
65	A pair of bronze greaves	mundane	No AC on their own; ignore the first 5 points of damage from floor spikes and caltrops
66	A dented Corinthian helm	mundane	Advantage on saves against being blinded by dust or light, disadvantage on Perception by hearing
67	A pteruges skirt	mundane	Leather-and-bronze strips. Counts as light armour, AC 11 + Dex
68	A wicker shield	mundane	+2 AC and 4 lb, and it is destroyed by the first critical hit against you
69	A champion's cuirass	mundane	Breastplate, AC 14 + Dex (max 2). Too fine for whoever was wearing it
70	A buckler with a gorgon boss	mundane	+1 AC, and the face on it has frightened worse than it should
71	Patched scale mail	mundane	AC 14 + Dex (max 2), disadvantage on Stealth, and it rattles in a way the maze rewards nobody for
72	A bronze arm-guard and padded gauntlet	mundane	Once per fight, take 5 less damage from an attack you deliberately block

73–82 · Tools & utility

d100	Item	Tier	Notes
73	Fifty feet of hemp rope	mundane	The most useful item on this table and everyone knows it
74	A stick of chalk and a charcoal stub	mundane	Mark a wall. In this dungeon, that is nearly a magic item
75	A lamp and two flasks of oil	mundane	30-ft bright, 60-ft dim, and it goes out when dropped
76	An iron grapple and thirty feet of line	mundane	Athletics DC 10 to set at range; holds 400 lb
77	A crowbar	mundane	Advantage on Strength checks to force a door, lid, or grate
78	A surveyor's chain	mundane	Ten feet, marked in cubits. Measures a shaft, a gap, or a rising tide
79	A healer's kit	mundane	Ten uses. Stabilise without a check
80	A working set of thieves' tools	mundane	Proficiency applies; the maze has a great many locks
81	A folding bronze mirror on a rod	mundane	See around a corner without exposing yourself, and count as having cover from a gaze
82	Iron spikes and a mallet	mundane	Ten spikes. Wedge a door, pin a rope, or make a great deal of noise

83–96 · Minor magic (Greek-renamed)

d100	Item	Tier	Notes
83	*Sandals of the Courier*	magic	+10 ft walking speed for 1 hour, once per dawn
84	*Aegis Splinter*	magic	A shard of a shield boss, 3 charges: as a reaction, +5 AC against one attack
85	*Nymph-Woven Himation*	magic	Advantage on Stealth in dim light or darkness. No attunement, no charges
86	*Ferryman's Obol*	magic	Under the tongue: one death saving throw automatically succeeds, then the coin is gone
87	*Kithara String of Calm*	magic	Once per dawn, cast calm emotions (DC 13) by drawing the string across a blade
88	*Lamp of the Long Watch*	magic	Burns without oil for 8 hours, once per dawn, 20-ft dim light that no wind takes
89	*Salt-Iron Nail*	magic	3 uses. Driven into a threshold, no incorporeal creature crosses that doorway for 1 hour
90	*Cord of Nine Knots*	magic	Nine knots. Untie one as a reaction to end being grappled or restrained
91	*Bull-Hide Wrappings*	magic	Once per dawn, reduce one instance of bludgeoning damage by 10
92	*Wax Tablet of the Patient Scribe*	magic	3 uses. Records a minute of nearby speech, verbatim, in whatever language it hears
93	*Sling of the Boy King*	magic	Once per dawn, a hit deals an extra 2d6 and knocks a Large or smaller target prone (DC 13 Strength)
94	*Threshold Needle*	magic	Once per hour, points back to the last doorway you walked through. Nothing further
95	*Vial of Dictaean Dew*	magic	Once per dawn, one creature's blinded or deafened condition ends
96	*Fleece Scrap of Colchis*	magic	Once per dawn, 10 temporary hit points for 1 minute. A thumb's width of the real thing

97–100 · Rare but narrow

d100	Item	Tier	Notes
97	*Gorgon-Glass Mirror*	rare	Reflects one petrifying gaze back at its source (DC 15), then shatters
98	*Drakon-Tooth Javelin*	rare	Once per dawn, +3d6 piercing against a creature with a breath weapon. It cannot break
99	*Wax of the Unfallen*	rare	One use: a creature at 0 hit points stabilises and regains 1 hit point
100	*Minos's Lesser Seal*	rare	Opens one ordinary bronze door, once, then crumbles to green dust

Magic Item Notes

Every entry from 83 up states its limit and why it cannot short-circuit the run. The rule behind all of them: a magic item may make a bypass cheaper, and may never make a Resolution unnecessary.

Sandals of the Courier

Uses. One hour of +10 ft speed, recharging at dawn. Worn, not attuned.
Why it can't break a Resolution. Speed is not distance: no Resolution is gated on movement rate, and the two that are gated on a timer (X16, X12) are gated on the party carrying something out, not on how fast they run.

Aegis Splinter

Uses. Three charges, no recharge. Each is a reaction for +5 AC against one attack, declared before the roll is known.
Why it can't break a Resolution. It defends one attack. Every Final Encounter is decided by phases and positioning, not by a single hit.

Nymph-Woven Himation

Uses. Permanent, unlimited: advantage on Stealth in dim light or darkness.
Why it can't break a Resolution. It helps a stealth bypass, which is the point. It grants no invisibility, so the rooms that gate on silence rather than concealment — R075 above all — are unaffected.

Ferryman's Obol

Uses. One automatic death-save success, then it is spent.
Why it can't break a Resolution. It buys one character one round. It is the most emotionally valuable item on the table and mechanically the smallest.

Kithara String of Calm

Uses. Calm emotions, DC 13, once per dawn.
Why it can't break a Resolution. The parley Resolutions (X08, X06) turn on what the party offers, not on whether the other side is agitated. Nothing in the maze surrenders a maguffin because it stopped being angry.

Lamp of the Long Watch

Uses. Eight hours of unquenchable 20-ft dim light, once per dawn.
Why it can't break a Resolution. Light is not a key. It does soften darkness-heavy rooms, which is a fair trade for a d100 slot.

Salt-Iron Nail

Uses. Three nails' worth. One doorway, one hour, no incorporeal crossings.
Why it can't break a Resolution. It seals a doorway the party is standing in, so it buys a rest or a retreat, not a route. It does not work on the Shades' reenactment rooms, where the dead are already inside with you.

Cord of Nine Knots

Uses. Nine, total, and they do not come back.
Why it can't break a Resolution. X05 (carrying people out) is gated on carrying capacity and choices, not on grapples, and the Deep Water Kin can drag more than nine times.

Bull-Hide Wrappings

Uses. Once per dawn, −10 bludgeoning from one instance.
Why it can't break a Resolution. X12 brings a ceiling down on purpose; the wrappings reduce one hit of falling stone and do not stop the collapse or beat the timer.

Wax Tablet of the Patient Scribe

Uses. Three recordings of one minute each.
Why it can't break a Resolution. It remembers a riddle or a name the party already heard. It cannot record something nobody said, and no Resolution clue tier is delivered as speech the party was absent for.

Sling of the Boy King

Uses. Once per dawn.
Why it can't break a Resolution. It is 2d6 and a prone condition. Named bosses are Large or bigger about half the time, and the ones that matter have a legendary resistance to spare.

Threshold Needle

Uses. Once per hour, and it only ever points backwards.
Why it can't break a Resolution. This is the one to read carefully, because navigation is the maze's whole subject. It points to the last doorway walked through and nothing else: no exit, no surface, no unrolled room. X14 (mapping your own thread) still needs the party to build the map; the needle only tells them where they just were, which is exactly the amount of help a lost party should get.

Vial of Dictaean Dew

Uses. Once per dawn, ends blinded or deafened on one creature.
Why it can't break a Resolution. Petrification is not blindness. It cures a gaze's first stage and does nothing for a statue, so the Gorgon Brood rooms and F05 are untouched.

Fleece Scrap of Colchis

Uses. Once per dawn, 10 temporary hit points for a minute.
Why it can't break a Resolution. Ten hit points. It is a scrap.

Gorgon-Glass Mirror

Uses. One reflected gaze, DC 15, then it shatters. Announce the shattering.
Why it can't break a Resolution. It is one save against one gaze, and the Gorgon rooms field more than one gaze. F05's mirror-and-angle alternative resolution needs the room's fixed mirrors, not a hand-held one, so this makes that puzzle easier to understand and no easier to solve.

Drakon-Tooth Javelin

Uses. Once per dawn for the bonus damage. The javelin itself is unbreakable and can be thrown all day.
Why it can't break a Resolution. 3d6 against breath-weapon users is a good round against a drakon and not a solution to one. F06's drakon has 300-plus hit points and the terrain does more work than the tooth does.

Wax of the Unfallen

Uses. One dose, one creature, 0 hit points to 1.
Why it can't break a Resolution. It is sealing wax for a wound, not moulding wax for a wing. X17 needs pounds of wax and a frame; this is a thimbleful and the note on the jar says as much.

Minos's Lesser Seal

Uses. Once. One ordinary bronze door.
Why it can't break a Resolution. "Ordinary" is doing the work: it opens a stuck or locked door in a room, and explicitly not the Salt Door of X16, the bull-gate of X19, or any door a Resolution names. If a player asks whether the Seal opens the way out, the answer is that the dust it leaves behind is the same colour as the Salt Door's hinges, and nothing more.