Random encounters at sea

This is a translation of a post originally published in 2012. More posts in English here.

One per day of sailing.

1-25. A boring day at sea.
26-50. Land ahoy! (Use this and this table or your own table of islands).
51. Pirates under a false flag.
52. Ship infected with the plague.
53. Sharks.
55. Prostitutes ship.
56. Ship full of fleeing slaves.
57. Bloodthirsty pirates.
58. Arabian vessel.
59. Galleon full of treasure.
60. Dwarf steamboat.
61. Kraken
62. 1d6+3-headed [scylla.
63. Swirls.
64. Slavers galley.
65. Sea serpent.
66. Blue dragon.
67. City-ship of the sea elves.
68. Ship of exiled nobles.
69. Ghost ship.
70. Triton attack.
71. Tritons seeking trade.
72. Recent shipwreck.
73. Witch's vessel.
74. Dolphins.
75. Northern riders.
76. Mermaids.
77. Sea nagas.
78. Sea lizardmen.
79. Whales.
80. Undead whales.
81. Library ship.
82. War galley during maneuvers.
83. Harpies.
84. Migrating carnivorous birds.
85. Northern lights.
86. Ship with cargo fulll of alchemical materials.
87. Area of strange stars, there is a chance of getting lost.
88. Manatees.
89. Runaway/refugees ship.
90. Holy ship headed towards the holly war.
91. School of fish, easy to catch.
92. 1d3 sea serpents.
93. Noble's leisure boat.
94. Natives on canoes.
95. Flock of blue dragons.
96. Fool's ship.
97. Sea hydra.
98. Tigercampus (tigers with lower body of fish).
99. Sea medusa.
00. Cthullhu has awakaned!

Thanks for reading. Valmar Cerenor!