d100 random verb table for when you need a prompt.

This is a very simple table for generating verbs for use in solo or co-op games.  You simply roll d100 and use the corresponding verb as a prompt to get an idea as to what may be going on in the scene you are playing

D100 Roll	Verb	D100 Roll	Verb
1	chop	51	kick
2	avoid	52	bless
3	chase	53	snore
4	tip	54	juggle
5	stuff	55	fetch
6	suit	56	ignore
7	ski	57	detect
8	work	58	drum
9	fool	59	amuse
10	prefer	60	grate
11	rule	61	clap
12	drag	62	hammer
13	blind	63	box
14	concern	64	scold
15	dust	65	snow
16	melt	66	warm
17	murder	67	rely
18	scrub	68	claim
19	refuse	69	curl
20	rub	70	excuse
21	contain	71	occur
22	open	72	tap
23	help	73	identify
24	hook	74	mix
25	squeak	75	waste
26	turn	76	remain
27	arrive	77	grip
28	cause	78	push
29	dare	79	balance
30	fence	80	arrange
31	correct	81	paint
32	multiply	82	terrify
33	destroy	83	poke
34	change	84	coach
35	warn	85	steer
36	wink	86	promise
37	escape	87	clear
38	branch	88	intend
39	live	89	announce
40	suggest	90	worry
41	perform	91	copy
42	suppose	92	offer
43	miss	93	deserve
44	need	94	subtract
45	beam	95	fry
46	fax	96	ask
47	look	97	face
48	instruct	98	rush
49	bounce	99	wait
50	exercise	100	cheat

How to use

I use this table in my solo games when I am stuck as to what happens next.  I usually roll d100 twice to get two verbs then use my imagination to work out what they mean in relation to the scene I am playing.

For example -

At the start of a scene Midwinter and Hazel are in a small village store to buy provisions, I ask my oracle if there is anything unusual about the store and get 'No(but)'.  I roll twice on my random verb table and get 46 & 90 which is Fax & Worry.  This is a fantasy game so no one will be sending a fax so I treat this as meaning a message, I decided that the store is as it should be but the store owner is worried about a message he has just received.  What that message is and what happens next we will need to find out.

If the two words just don't make any connection or simply don't fit in with the scene, discard one or both and roll again.  You could roll more times on the table and get three or more words but I find the more words I generate the harder it is to work out a meaning, two verbs tend to work out best.

Feel free to use the above table or not as you see fit.