Apparitions of Every Shape: Random Location Generation [Wilderlands]

...apparitions of every shape, make, form, fashion, kind and description, that there was not a village in England that had not its own peculiar ghost. Nay, every lone tenement, castle, or mansion-house, which could boast of any antiquity had its bogle, its specter, or its knocker. The churches, churchyards, and crossroads were all haunted. Every green lane had its boulder-stone on which an apparition kept watch at night. Every common had its circle of fairies belonging to it. And there was scarcely a shepherd to be met with who had not seen a spirit!

- The Denham Tracts: A Collection of Folklore : Reprinted from the ..., Volume 2, by Michael Aislabie Denham


I've posted this quote before. It makes a powerful impression on me. 

I've said before that the text of the The Hobbit is QUITE magical and fantastical. Any claim that Tolkien is "low magic" is contradicted by just how much magic is squirming and pulsing on each page.

As you travel across Wilderland, no village, town, or city should lack a fundamentally magical feature. Each location you travel to should have a magic river, a shape-changing mayor, or be built on a lake. 

If you need some fantastic location quickly, use this table.  

The table is a d21 since I use Tarot instead of dice at my table. You can read across or mix and match. 

Draw	Nearby there is...	haunted by...
1	A well	A dragon who sleeps on a pile of treasure
2	A dolmen	A dozen bloody rawbones who will force you to dance with them--to DEATH
3	A hill	A troll cat who'll suck your breath if you sleep there
4	A bridge	A faerie knight who challenges any man with arms who passes, but will allow ladies to pass unmolested.
5	A barrow	An enchanted harp made out of a human rib cage that plays a sweet music
6	A spring	Running with holy water
7	A graveyard	A wild man of the wood, a wose, who tries his level best to scare you away
8	A hermitage	A nuckelavee, who is currently causing a drought
9	A henge	An elf woman who prophecies the hour and method of your death
10	A boulder	A huge, mean toad (seriously, just, so big), currently sitting on a clutch of snake eggs
11	A tower	Redcaps who burn magical candles and knock on the stones
12	A ruined castle	A cruel but sleepy giant who owns a goat whose milk is quicksilver
13	A crossroad	Spectral warriors who reenact their final battle on its anniversary
14	A huge and ancient tree	A clurican that gives away gold coins if you answer its riddle correctly and curses if you fail
15	A monolith	A door that opens to an entirely different part of the country
16	A waterfall	A shellycoat who'll pretend to fall, and then laugh at people's reactions
17	A hot spring	A horrible old hag who can sell a love potion at a tremendous cost
18	An inn	The ghost of a drowned woman, singing a sad song about the sins of her sister
19	A lake	A huldra who'll lure you into the water and drown you, if you let her; it's said she guards a treasure
20	A forest	A hermit (who's really a king? who's really a pirate?) who can lay on hands and heal any infirmity
21	A mine	Kobolds (little dwarves with hard heads and soft feet) are guarding a vein of mithril