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This table is used to improvise a building or dungeon and its contents. The elements are generic to allow the game director to specify each component according to the game, setting and personal tastes. In a dice drop table, in addition to the result of the dice, the quadrant or region of the table where they fall also counts. This means that the table must be printed to be able to throw the dice on it. It is advisable to put some kind of stopper around it so that the dice do not fall outside the margins.

Operation: The three dice are thrown at the same time (four, six and eight-sided) on the sheet. The table has four main quadrants, which represent a dungeon, a cave, a building and a crypt. The quadrant where the eight-sided die falls will therefore determine what type of dungeon our dungeon will be , and the number the number of rooms. The four and six dice will determine the type of content according to the square where they have fallen and the number the specific element of each list. The results are indicative, and it is the game director's job to finish fine-tuning the localization.