Qud's randomly generated villages each contain various villagers drawn from the local biome, buildings, and some procedurally-generated history that can be gleaned by [l]ooking at engraved, tattooed, or painted objects.
Each village will have a Warden, a Leader, and a questgiver. (Sometimes the mayor is also the questgiver.) The mayor will offer to teach the player a random skill, which can save the player a ton of skill points over the course of the run. Additionally, the village where the player starts the game is also guaranteed to have a Tinker.
The quests are similar to those in randomized starting villages: fetch this thing or find this location.
Finding Villages
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Cannibals, Wardens, dogs, the Farmer's Guild, and pariahs will sometimes disclose the location of villages when asked to share a secret in the Water Ritual.
Quests will sometimes send you to a second village.
All villages are surrounded by eight tiles with distinctive white versions of their residents and fields, and can be found by random exploration, especially in the salt desert.
| Locations in Qud t | |
|---|---|
| Salt Marsh > | Joppa - Red Rock - Waterlogged Tunnel |
| Great Salt Desert > | The Six Day Stilt ( The Stiltgrounds - Cathedral of Shekhinah ) - Trembling Dunes |
| Desert Canyons > | Rust Wells - Rusted Archway - Asphalt Mines |
| Flower Fields > | Bey Lah - Hollow Tree |
| North-Western Jungle > | Grit Gate - Golgotha ( Fetid Pools ) - Bethesda Susa - Garden of Geth |
| South-Eastern Jungle > | Kyakukya - Rainbow Wood - Tomb of the Eaters - Lair of Oboroqoru |
| The Spindle > | Banana Grove - Omonporch - Shadow of the Spindle |
| Chrome Ruins > | Deathlands - Ruins |
| Rivers > | River Svy - River Yonth - River Opal - Opal's Duskwater |
| Sub-Biomes | Asphalt/Tar - Fungal - Rust - Slime |
| Randomly Generated Locations | Underground - Snapjaw Fortress - Goatfolk Village - Village - Historical Site - Legendary Lair |
| Mentioned Locations outside of Qud | Ekuemekiyye - Ibul - Yawningmoon |
| Mechanics | World Map |
