The path of adventure is a rocky road at the best of times. If you follow our technique for generating over 5 Trillion plots, and you are writing a story with more twists and turns than a rollercoaster, you may find this table just what you need. Use this table to roll for some extreme twists in your story.
| D20 | Extreme Plot Twist |
|---|---|
| 1 | Protagonist’s best friend is an actor from a mysterious agency. |
| 2 | The entire town is a carefully crafted fiction. |
| 3 | The antagonist is trying to save the world. |
| 4 | The local pub is a front for a global crime syndicate. |
| 5 | There is a bomb under the car. |
| 6 | The protagonist awakes strapped to a table. |
| 7 | Protagonist’s best friend is a figment of their imagination. |
| 8 | The protagonist and antagonist are twins. |
| 9 | Protagonist’s father is the head of an organised crime family. |
| 10 | The authorities have been convinced the protagonist is a killer. |
| 11 | Someone seems to know everything the protagonist will do. |
| 12 | Protagonist and another have the exact same childhood memories. |
| 13 | The protagonist’s family seem to have never existed. |
| 14 | The one person who can maybe help died ninety years ago. |
| 15 | The protagonist finds a photo. It is them but in 1891. |
| 16 | The protagonist’s actions threaten to expose a global conspiracy. |
| 17 | To save an innocent, the antagonist must be protected at all costs. |
| 18 | The protagonist is shown that they are the villain. |
| 19 | People who have helped the protagonist start disappearing. |
| 20 | The protagonist finds a book detailing their adventure so far. |
