Secret Santicore Reference: "Places"

Here's my final installment of the Secret Santicore table of contents. You can find it all together, with added information, in this viewable google spreadsheet.

James has posted the Adventures table on his blog, and will be bringing us all Monsters soon.

Title	Pages	Description
Trollheim	2-3	A city inhabited by a Dark Dwarf and his followers. Description and lore type text, + monster statblocks and some NPCs. A sort of arcane lovecraftian architectural horror city.
Fort Delierium	4-5	A keyed map of a walled fort and surrounding small village. Map itself is perfectly detailed, the keys offer the most bare of building names. Will require some GM work, but the right kind of GM work.
Across the Mountains	6-8	Notes on several cultures "across the mountains" from your current campaign location. Includes rules for gunpowder, special spells for the location, setting lore, and more. A mini-campaign setting.
The Portal Collector	9-12	Various pieces of fine art that also act as extra-dimensional portals. Their function is related to their form. Includes a dice drop table where you drop dice on one of the pieces of art, an included collage.
Fantasy Shoppes	13-14	d20 table of shops you might find in a fantasy city. Includes info on shopkeeper, how they are, what they do.
The Other Side of Mirrors	15-16	Rules for entering the other side of a mirror. Includes a spell, "Window Walk", and what to do with Vampires and mirrors that face each other. Behind the mirror is the world of the ID and Ego, those animal instincts that bubble up to our minds in our fantasies.
Zero-G Encounter	17	A zero-g encounter / room in a Wizard Tower. Added rules for combat make it more tricksy than usual. Hilarious description text.
The Cosmic Sinkhole	18	A neat little encounter created when the room the players are in phases in / overlaps with a giant ant colony, and the only way out is to let the pupea they face kill them.
Just Another Town	19-21	Three d20 tables for generating an interesting happening at any given random village, as well as an NPC who can introduct the players to that happening.
Welcome to Fantasy Islands	22-24	Tables and worldbuilding information to help you build islands quickly. Includes a random encounters table for each island type.
Interstellar Discoveries	25-27	d17 (?) table of random encounters on uncharted planets. What happens when your spaceship lands?
The Plurality of Hives	28-29	Description of a multi-dimensional portalway ruled by sentient insects who allow traveling caravans to trade between the plans. Each doorway enters a different RPG system.
Drawing: Dank and Slimy Location	30	A great ink drawing of an adventurer being killed by some slimy slime in some dark underground dungeon cavern.
Prisons on the Vegland Borders	31-35	Rules for creating and stocking prisons of vegetable people. Since veggiefolk don't exist in any OSR RPG, there are also rules for creating and running them and how they should interact with animalfolk.
Orobor	36-40	Rules for running a 7-roomed, 7-inhabitanted extraplanar dungeon thing. Reading it is better than me trying to sum it up in any way, so go do that.
Wilderness Area Trap Generator	41-43	Tables and rules for creating and running both hunting and defensive traps in wilderness areas.
Jessup's Tree	44	This is one of the best secret santicore instructions I've ever read, and the entry lives up to the ask. A description of a tree that has seen so many lynchings that it wants more, and is corrupting a nearby village so that it can feed on more hanged souls.
Turtle Monestary	45	What appears to be a monestary built into the shell of a giant three-headed turtle. Sadly, the image is a little washed out so it's hard to see too much detail.
Citadel of the Goblimites	46	Detailed isometric one-page dungeon style map. Includes various rooms with adventure suggestions in the name. Map = detailed, descriptions = sparse, perfect combo.
All the Greats on Your Favorite Station	47-49	Two space stations for a Star Wars-esque getting, both with a fantasy/horror vibe. One is keyed and mapped as a node map, the other is pure description. Both are clever and would make a good session of play.
The Taking Trap	50	A trap inspired by "The Giving Tree". You befriend a creature who gets you out of a deadly trap, but then asks a little bit too much in return.