On a Table for How to Disarm a Trap.

So, here's the idea. Much like tricks, there's junk, and then the stuff you have to do to that junk. If you have stuff in the room already, you can just pick an item, and roll on the table. If not, roll on the random junk table (which doubles as a random junk table) and then roll on the stuff you do table. Many of the actions (the first 66) were cribbed from the wonderful Endless Bag of Tricks, by Roger S. G. Sorolla over at Roles, Rules, and Rolls.

Some results are nonsense, simply re-roll (lie down on balls? Smear the throne?).  The tables can be used individually also, such as for the subjects of artistic works.

Some Examples:
(95,25,20) There is a mosaic of a hippogriff that is damp. When the trap is triggered mercury drips down and slides in into a series of tiny holes in the ground. Drying off the mosaic will slow the mercury down enough to bypass the trap before it is triggered.
(13,27,82) There is a small statue of an angel sitting as if it's awaiting a gift on top a tall armoire, out of sight of the characters. Simply place any object near the angel, and it will spin, dropping into the back of the cabinet, disarming the trap.
(22,97,60) There is a small icon of a horse, with a cord looped around it's mouth held tightly between its teeth. The cord runs into the wall. Prying the cord out and letting it retract to the wall, will cause the trap to be disarmed.

Stuff You Might Do	Stuff You Might Do It To	Artistic Themes and Subjects
Touch Push Press Rub Hit Pull Insert Anything Insert Key Insert Type Fill Lie On Jump On Place Anything On Place Type On Place Key On Break Assemble Wrap Move Cut Wear Pry Slide Drink Wash Dip Drain Gaze Jam Feed Cast Spell On Close Open Put Turn Right Turn Left Turn Upside Down Grasp Clean Sift Smear Dig Tie to Loosen Swing Bury Burn Any Burn Type Burn Key Melt Douse Drench Complete Speak To Sing Decipher Erase Sit Taste Knock Use Fight Oil Flush Dance Kneel Nail Carve  Paint Knock Add To Empty Command Pump Bounce  Fasten Unfasten Divide Arrange Fold Bump Heat Knot or Lick Attach Grip Drop  Screw Release Hook Drum Join Rock Trace Balance Dry Load or Lock Squeeze Match Prick Two actions in sequence, Roll Again	Bed Amblic Barrel Basin Cauldron Chest Clock Bell Column Curtains Map Mirror Niche Relief (Molded, Sculpted, Bas, High, Sunken) Sconce Shield Tile Dias Dome Rivet Screw Fireplace Fountain Fresco Mosaic Painting Armoire Bench Bookshelf Chair Desk Forge Furnace Lectern Loom Screen Shrine Table Throne Tub Idol Brazier Candlelabra Chandelier Lamp Lantern Torches Book Runes Mechanism Buttons Crank Hourglass Lever Pulley Switch Coins Musical Instrument Webs Bones Passage Door Hallway Portal Gate Tunnel Pedestal Pillar Plant Cage Chains Clamps Gate Grill Hooks Irons Locks Portcullis Ropes Statue Alcove Bridge Depressions Window Iron Bar Pipes Protrusions Stone Slab Surface (Floor/Ceiling/Wall Tapestry Balls Crystals Masks Perfume Ribbon Anvil Cord Dice Weapons / Armor Well	Abstract Impressionism Abstract Shapes Monster (any) Dragon Demon Devil Ankheg Basilisk Beholder Pudding/Jelly/Ooze Carrion Crawler Centaur Chimera Couatl Displacer Beast Gargoyle Golem Griffon Harpy Hippogriff Hydra Imp Manticore Minotaur Unicorn Owlbear Worm Roc Satyr Umber Hulk Undead Wyvern Yuan-ti Humanoid (any) Human Elf Dwarf Gnome Halfling Orc Goblin Kobold Hobgoblin Gnoll Drow Lizard Men Ogre Fairies Sahuagin Natural (any) Flora Fauna (any) Monkeys Lizards / Snakes Dogs Cats Birds (any) Eagle Ducks Horses Bears Deer / Herd animals Bugs Spider Landscapes Still Life Supernatural (any) Magic Miracles Local (any) Commoners Cityscape Local Landscape Historical (any) Personage Battle Weapons/Armor Accord/Treaty Reign Event Religious (any) Angel Saint Worshiper Pilgrim Diety Holy Place Wealthy / Noble Estates Portriature Wealth Mistresses Manse/Mansion Duel Event Royalty King Family/Retainers Castle Heraldic Symbol