Random Petrifaction Table

A table of various types of minerals which a victim can be transformed into as an effect of petrifaction.

DIE ROLL	MATERIAL	HARDNESS	NOTES
01-10	Agate	6	Resist 5 to all damage.
11-15	Alabaster	3	-
16	Alberene	3	-
17-19	Basalt	8	e.g. diabase. Resist 20 to all damage.
20	Beryl	8	e.g. emerald
21-22	Calcite	3	e.g. chalk
23-25	Concrete	5-7	Resist 5-10 to all damage.
26	Corundum	9	e.g. ruby and sapphire
27	Diamond	10	A kobbit turned to diamond was once valued at 1,000,000 g.p. at auction.
28-29	Dolomite	3-4	-
30-33	Feldspar	6	e.g. larvikite, diorite, monzonite. Resist 5 to all damage.
34-35	Flint	7	Resist 10 to all damage.
36	Garnet	7	-
37-46	Granite	8	Includes granodiorite, gneiss, gabbro, charnockite, anorthosite, and even some sedimentary rocks. Resist 20 to all damage.
47-48	Gypsum	2	-
49-53	Halite	2	A pillar of salt.
54-58	Hard Stone	6-8	Natural fissure stones and some types of vulcanites. Resist 5-20 to all damage.
59	Jadeite	6-7	Resist 5-10 to all damage.
60-62	Limestone	4	-
63-67	Marble	6	e.g. portoro buono
68-69	Nephrite	6	Resist 5 to all damage.
70	Onyx	6	-
71-72	Pumice	6	-
73-74	Pyrophyllite	3	-
75-76	Quartz	7	-
77-81	Sandstone	4	e.g. pietra serena, brownstone
82-83	Serpentine	3-4	e.g. verde antico
84-85	Silicon	7	-
86-88	Slate	3-4	-
89-90	Soapstone	2	e.g. steatite
91-93	Soft Stone	3-4	Various sedimentary rocks and pyroclastic rocks (e.g. peperine, tufo).
94	Stromatolite	6-7	Resist 5 to all damage.
95-96	Syenite	6	Resist 5 to all damage.
97	Talc	1	-
98	Tezontle	5-6	-
98	Topaz	9	-
99	Tourmaline	7	-
100	Travertine	6	-