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Protective Charms and Lucky Tokens Generator · 8 tables
Wearable Charms and Amulets Inside Protective Charms and Lucky Tokens Generator · 2 tables
Protective Amulets Inside Protective Charms and Lucky Tokens / Wearable Charms and Amulets d10 table · 10 entries
  1. A talisman engraved upon a seal or precious stone, believed to prevent loss.
  2. An ancient ring, carried to shield the wearer from death or danger.
  3. A charm worn around the neck to insure victory.
  4. A lucky coin, carried in the pocket.
  5. A chestnut carried in the pocket as a remedy for illness.
  6. A small potato carried for protection against illness.
  7. A fish-shaped charm believed to bring the wearer success.
  8. An ornament of jade, to ward off disease or disaster.
  9. A charm of amber, held to keep off infectious disease and other evils.
  10. A human molar tooth worn around the neck against toothache.
Battle and Journey Charms Inside Protective Charms and Lucky Tokens / Wearable Charms and Amulets d6 table · 6 entries
  1. A neck charm carried into a contest to insure victory.
  2. An amulet worn into battle or dangerous work for protection.
  3. A ribbon or tape of scarlet worn around the neck in time of plague as a remedy.
  4. A holly book carried near the heart, believed to stop bullets.
  5. A horseshoe carried in the baggage on a long voyage as protection against disaster.
  6. Laurel leaves placed in front of one's hat as protection against lightning.
Lucky Tokens and Mascots Inside Protective Charms and Lucky Tokens Generator · 2 tables
Mascots and Lucky Tokens Inside Protective Charms and Lucky Tokens / Lucky Tokens and Mascots d10 table · 10 entries
  1. A ship's pet, supposed to bring a pleasant voyage.
  2. A regiment's pet, carried on marches as a lucky companion.
  3. A token in the shape of a horseshoe.
  4. A token in the shape of a four-leaved clover.
  5. A wishbone, supposed to make one's wishes come true.
  6. A little pig charm, regarded as a bringer of good luck.
  7. A crust of bread carried in the pocket to bring prosperity.
  8. A bent coin carried in the pocket for good luck.
  9. A four-leaved clover worn in the lapel or pinned to the coat.
  10. A wooden button worn on the coat and touched after making a wish for success.
Pin Superstitions Inside Protective Charms and Lucky Tokens / Lucky Tokens and Mascots d4 table · 4 entries
  1. To see a pin and pick it up means that all day long you will have good luck.
  2. If you let the pin lie there, someone else will pick it up and carry away your luck.
  3. If a pin lies with the head toward you and the point away, it brings luck.
  4. If a pin lies with the point toward you, it is a bad sign.
Household and Travel Wards Inside Protective Charms and Lucky Tokens Generator · 2 tables
Horseshoe Lore Inside Protective Charms and Lucky Tokens / Household and Travel Wards d6 table · 6 entries
  1. A horseshoe hung over the doorway of a house is a symbol of good luck.
  2. A horseshoe hung over the barn promises a good harvest.
  3. A horseshoe hung the wrong way over the door lets the luck spill out.
  4. A horseshoe carried in the baggage on a long voyage protects against disaster.
  5. A scarfpin or watch charm in the shape of a horseshoe is supposed to be lucky.
  6. A ring made of horseshoe nails is supposed to remedy bad luck.
Protective Practices Inside Protective Charms and Lucky Tokens / Household and Travel Wards d6 table · 6 entries
  1. Touch wood and the evil influence is warded off.
  2. If you speak of future plans or bright hopes, knock on wood three times to make sure.
  3. To swing a lighted candle over a nest while the eggs are under the hen acts as a charm against hawks and other animals.
  4. To break egg shells over a small child will keep it safe from witchcraft.
  5. If a child comes to your house for the first time in the morning, give it an egg laid that morning and it will have a start in life.
  6. A string of blown egg shells in a dwelling is unlucky.
Fortunate Stones and Colors Inside Protective Charms and Lucky Tokens Generator · 2 tables
Fortunate Stones Inside Protective Charms and Lucky Tokens / Fortunate Stones and Colors d4 table · 4 entries
  1. A birthstone chosen by the month of birth should be worn for good fortune. See supplementary table: Birthstone By Month
  2. A ring set with one's birthstone is believed to bring good fortune.
  3. A birthstone worn in a charm or locket brings luck in business or speculation.
  4. Jade is worn as a charm against disease or disaster.
Lucky Colors Inside Protective Charms and Lucky Tokens / Fortunate Stones and Colors d8 table · 8 entries
  1. Red is emblematic of love, affection, or lust.
  2. Scarlet indicates emotion or anger.
  3. Bright red typifies courage and confidence.
  4. Orange means simplicity and ignorance.
  5. Brown means worldly wisdom.
  6. Yellow indicates jealousy.
  7. White is the symbol of innocence.
  8. Purple is the color of royalty.
Supplementary Tables · 1 table
Birthstone By Month d12 supplementary table · 12 entries
  1. January: Garnet.
  2. February: Amethyst.
  3. March: Bloodstone.
  4. April: Diamond.
  5. May: Emerald.
  6. June: Agate.
  7. July: Ruby.
  8. August: Sardonyx.
  9. September: Sapphire.
  10. October: Opal.
  11. November: Topaz.
  12. December: Turquoise.