Dice Drop Charts

I'm up in the mountains.  Spent the last several days with a bunch of family so my mind is kind of muzzy.  But here are some ideas for dice drop charts for someone feeling more ambitious than me right now:

• body locations - use it for locating hits in combats, where tentacle mutations emerge from, or even where you got your carousing tattoo
• ship locations - what the meteorites disabled and how badly, or where the Greek fire is burning
• fortress locations - which walls the orcs are swarming and how many of them
• fortress creation - how many troops of various sorts, type of lord etc.
• village creation -type of lord, number of families etc.
• city locations - robberies in a hero game, plague outbreaks in a fantasy setting
• quick and dirty pantheons - have all the domains (war, love, death) drop d4s for lesser deities d8s for the biggies
• random rituals - gems, plants, and other ingredients needed to make a spell work this time-- for chaotic magic systems or simulating absent minded wizards ("Oh yes, I need some rosemary")
• character creation - yeah it's more fun to see your character reveal itself before you, but could you make a single sheet of paper that would do it all at once?  drop 6 dice for stats, one for $, one for HD, and maybe even equipment or at least starting wizard spells
•  demon/monster generation - you've seen plenty of them, now do it in one dramatic role 
• animal mash-up - chart has tons of animals dice dropped are different colors for different body parts- so if the blue "head" die falls on elephant your creature has an elephant head
• treasure hoard determination

Hmm, I guess most of those "locations" entries would need a schematic first so they're more a short cut than actual universal chart.  I think I want to do the pantheon one for own campaign.  Maybe that animal mash-up too, that seems fun.. What would you like a drop dice table for?