Strange Teeth

Teeth hold a special significance for the farmers of the Styssios Wetlands. They are symbolically the means through which life enters your body by the vessels of food and drink, and therefore an important way to express vagaries of thought and body. Strong teeth indicate a hale person. Neat teeth are a sign of intelligence and a good predictor of literacy and mathematical ability. Even teeth show a person's purity, small teeth demonstrate strength, and large teeth show off a person's dexterousness.

This person is hiding something

Here is a table for teeth and how they can affect the mindset and body of people. Judge your PC's by their teeth. Cleanliness in outsiders doesn't matter if you don't have the money to afford it , but a sumptuously dressed adventurer with filthy teeth will be regarded with suspicion.

Teeth and what they mean (1d4s)

The first roll is odd.

1. These teeth are glasslike. If you look closely, you might be able to see a vein. People with translucent teeth must be either grounded in this world or drifting. They are sapient but distant.
2. Strong canines and small fronters. This person is witty but often employs cutting words.
3. These bones are even and uniformly sized, signs of a scholarly future.
4. This person has the touch because their front two teeth are gapped. They can peek into the cracks and crevices of other's thoughts, albeit dimly.

The first roll is even.

1. Well-cared for teeth, if a bit crooked. This body enjoys the company of others, and people reciprocate affection around them.
2. Small, squat teeth well suited for grinding and crushing. This person likes using their strength to solve problems.
3. Even chompers with rounded tops that are dirty and discolored, hinting at a light hidden under a bushel.
4. This person has buckteeth, the better to project with. They will speak their mind, whether sensible or not.

Quite normal actually

The second roll is an odd prime.

1. These teeth are false! Roll again to see what teeth this person used to have, and what teeth they currently possess. 
2. Overbite is an indicator of an energetic personality. 
3. This person has wisdom teeth that have come in evenly. They are lucky and placid.
4. These organs are overly large for the palate, but this person has learned to nimbly evade this difficulty, making them spry and quick-witted.

The second roll is an even prime.

1. This person has a canine missing. They have been through a great stress, which makes them kind or acidic.
2. This person has a molar or two missing. Do not trust them with significant matters, for they are rotted at the core.
3. When this person smiles (which is rare) the missing front teeth are very noticable. They will lie as easily as breathing,
4. Through luck or riches, this person now has no wisdom teeth. They are charismatic, but something is missing.

The second roll is a number squared.

1. Their teeth twist slightly inward to the right, as if corkscrewed by some mammoth antediluvian in the womb. Their bite hexes its target. 
2. They have a second row of teeth. Roll again to see what it is and determine how hidden the row is. 
3. This person still has their baby teeth behind their adult teeth. The baby teeth are dead, but they refuse to let go. This person can sacrifice a baby tooth and plant it to summon a zombie or skeleton.
4. This person has a hideous layer of overlapping canines that wave slightly. Their grin paralyzes like hold person. It is a predators stare, one that fixes a victim in horrible trance to the earth.

BURN THE WITCH

When you walk through the flats, it is considered proper courtesy to only take the briefest look at a new acquaintance's mouth. A true sign of trust is never looking at their teeth unless permission is given. Often, friends will greet each other with wide grins and others with small smiles. Styssians are close-lipped because they do not trust strangers with their identities.

Rulers of the Muds will approach each other with lips stretched over wide open mouths, to ensure each other that no deception is intended. Until salutations are brought to a close, it is considered proper to never close your mouth entirely, not even to enunciate. In cases of great import like peace negotiations or marriage contracts, professional ivorywrights (always part of a retinue) will inspect the other leaders teeth in front of a court assembled to insure that no glamors or false teeth obscure the truth.

This person is very trustworthy

As is this person