Or at least i'll try until i decide i got better things to do lol

The problem with loot tables is that they are too simple for my purposes.
I need something that relates to the theme of each locations and that allows for the use of the weapon crafting system i made.
With some odd items added on.
I could make it work, simplify it to tables, but i'll learn code.

The problem i encounter now is the need to remain fast pace.
20 locations is too much for that, for a 4 hour game, you'll have about 10 minutes per location.
I lowered it to 15 with optional encounters to reach higher levels.
Then there is the loot...

These modules should be simple and easy to shift around to avoid rule ambiguity or an excessive amount of maths to understand what a spell would do.
This will also come from rule restrictions that i'll put on the side in case DMs want to have a headache.

For now the inspirations are #Noita and the #Ars-Nouveau minecraft mod.
When it comes to setting this in #D&D i think it would have it's own class rather than take over the rest of the casters.
The system starts with an element or effect, a range/duration and modifiers, each with mana cost