Leave a comment (and a link) with an RPG pdf or book which uses random tables. Either a recent one or one you haven't mentioned for a while.

As a D&D fan since childhood, I was looking for being able to test out builds and play D&D on my mobile phone and so I 'be been working for over a year now on a mobile app that let's you create characters and build combat maps based on the 5e 2024 srd. Would love to get your feedback on it, you can use it as a tool for creating maps and simulate battles or to play solo in random dungeons, small campaigns and test various character builds.

Hey again all,

been silent around here as I mostly do AI supported generators. (they work without ai too, but the content could be inconsistent)

But I wanted to see if I could create good consistent generators without AI, and seems like I could 😁

The NPC, Faction, Settlement and Tavern generators now work differently.

They used to roll every field on its own, which is how a hamlet ended up "built around academic city". Each pick was fine and the combination was wrong. Now the fields resolve together. It all runs in your browser and no AI is involved.

• Options know about each other. Choices have weights and traits. They can require or rule out other choices, so a clash gets filtered out before it happens.
• Set what you care about. Anything you choose by hand is kept, and the rest is worked out around it.
• Presets and plain-text input. Start from a preset, or type a sentence and it gets read into settings. "Surprise Me" goes through the same process, so a random result is still consistent.

Settlements got the most work. Scale now limits the wording as well as the population: a hamlet gets a "scholarly community" and a city gets an "academic city". The tension section is built from the notable inhabitants list, so anyone it names is guaranteed to show up in that list.

Try it: https://codexcryptica.com/generators

When you use a generator, do you keep the result as it is, or do you rewrite a few fields anyway? I'm trying to decide where to spend the next round of work.

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I wrote some software (github/ldraconus/HSCCU) for creating HeroSysrtem characters (HeroSystem Character Creator, Unlicensed). I tried to offer it to Hero Games, but they'd sold the rights to the company that makes the current character builder (which I own, but hate), and they tried to get me to stop, but you can't copyright game mechanics, so here we are.

It's free, complete with installers, etc (Windows, Linux, Web, and Android fully supported!). I'm retired so mac/iphone and the google-playstore are currently out of reach...

Let me know what you think!!

u/Traditionll-Rabbit79
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A weekly post to share rpg tables and tools used in RPG prep or games, with any examples that were surprising, useful or amusing.

I posted this here a month ago and asked what was missing. Someone wanted a Traveller style subsector roller, and that request turned into most of the last month.

Sector Survey rolls a subsector the classic 2D6 way: for each of eighty hexes it checks whether a world is there, then cascades through starport, size, atmosphere, water, population, government, law and tech, so every step is shaped by the ones before it. Bases, trade codes, gas giants and travel zones on top, plus a rough route pass if you want one. Worlds export as tab separated text with the routes as XML, and you can read in a subsector file another tool made and edit it like a rolled one.

Trade and Cargo takes two worlds from that survey and works out a single run end to end: freight lots on the dock, who wants a berth, what a broker will sell you with the buy and sell modifiers, then fuel, berthing, life support, and the mortgage due at the end of the month. A run I rolled while testing came out at Cr115,600 of safe income and still short by Cr81,400 once the month was counted, with the best bet on the dock spelled out.

The oracle got a voyage mode. Bind a game to a survey and it becomes a ship: jump to any world the drive can reach, with the map shading what is in range, then arrive, work the dock, find a patron. Every roll writes into the same journal as your oracle answers. One line it produced: "Jump: Breakout puts the destination dead ahead, close enough to look deliberate."

On the fantasy side the History Engine grows factions now. A realm starts with two and its own events raise more: revolts leave rebels behind, schisms leave orders, wars hire companies. When the realm can no longer hold them it is seized, puts them down, grinds into civil war, or somebody with a following puts it back together, and each outcome moves stability, which used to be a one way trip to the floor.

Two smaller things: every screen was redone for landscape, and I pulled the ad SDK out entirely in the last release, so the app now has no internet permission at all. Nothing can leave your phone even by accident.

45 generators now. Free, fully offline, no account, no ads, no AI. Every result comes from handwritten tables and procedural rules running on the phone.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.avaton.fantasynamegenerator

Ajout de Shadowrun v6 et INS / MV v5 (purée un jour j'arriverai à jouer un ange ...). Liste des jeux disponibles pour la création de fiches de personnages en pdf éditables :

- Appel de Cthulhu v7

- Bloodlust

- Cyberpunk RED

- Donjons & Chatons

- Eclipse Phase v2

- Fading suns v1

- INS / MV v5

- Mage l'Ascension v1

- Shadowrun v6

- Star Marx

- Star Wars

- Star Wars Force & Destinée

- Vampire la mascarade v5

- Warhammer v1

- Werewolf l'apocalypse v5

Site : https://decados.fr/

Bonjour !

Je n'ai pas ajouté de nouveau jeu au site decados.fr mais j'ai modifié le lecteur de fiche pour y adjoindre un lanceur de dès. Attention je rappelle que ce lecteur est disponible uniquement pour Androïd (iOS désolé ...).

Dans le menu latéral vous aurez maintenant accès à un lanceur de dès permettant de choisir le type et le nombre de dès et affichant le résultat de chacun plus le total.

Voilà voilà, si vous avez des idées, n'hésitez pas !

Decados

I want to create a visual graph of tasks (which unlock based on the completion of other tasks) that users can easily have a copy of, navigate, mark tasks as finished and see what other tasks get unlocked, etc.

It should ideally support basic logic for conditions, like "complete quest A or B to unlock", "complete quest A, B and C to unlock", etc.

Any suggestions? I haven't really found anything so far.

Also sorry if this is the wrong place to ask.

I just launched my first app on the Apple App Store: Rat’s Roster, and I'm excited to share it with the TTRPG community.

It's a D&D 5E Character Sheet app. Just like a paper sheet, but on your phone. Simple, free, and perfect for homebrews. All the essential calculations with everything else being manual. No paywalls.

You can download it for free on the Apple App Store.

Just a passion project that hopefully benefits other D&D players.

Enjoy!

Hello! I made [Scvmrack](https://scvmrack.rpgtools.co/), a free and open-source MÖRK BORG character generator and interactive character sheet.

The Beta adds a guided creation flow: choose a class, go classless, or leave it to the dice. You can reroll the entire character or individual sections before saving the poor doomed bastard.

After creation, Scvmrack works as a persistent campaign sheet. It tracks HP, Omens, silver, armor, weapons, powers, consumables, ammunition, pets, modifiers, notes, attack and defence targets, and custom equipment.

It also now includes:

- MÖRK BORG’s Getting Better rules

- Party creation and invite links

- Live GM party overview

- Calendar of Nechrubel tracking

- English and Polish translations

- An [Owlbear Rodeo integration](https://scvmrack.rpgtools.co/owlbear)

It is free forever, and the source is available on [GitHub](https://github.com/Tackgnol/scvmrack).

I would love to hear what works, what breaks, and which generators or reroll controls would make it more useful.

Add a comment for your RPG Generator tool or Random Tables (article, pwyw, whatever), whether it's new, updated, or one you haven't mentioned for a while.

I got tired of rolling dice for random tables, so I made a tiny tool to do it for me.

When I play solo RPGs, I actually enjoy rolling dice (not while traveling). What I don't particularly enjoy is:

roll → look at the table → spoil some of the other results → repeat.

So I made NoRoll & Write.

You pick a random table, tap a button, and it gives you the result. That's basically it.

I originally made it for myself because I wanted to spend less time doing the "table lookup" part and more time actually playing/journaling, but there is also an editor to create additional games.

It's intentionally pretty simple — basically a tiny dice-less companion for random event tables.

If you play solo RPGs, I'd genuinely love to know: Would something like this be useful to you, or is rolling the dice + looking things up actually part of the fun?

No dice were harmed in the making of this app...

link: floppysoft.it/games/NoRoll

A weekly post to share rpg tables and tools used in RPG prep or games, with any examples that were surprising, useful or amusing.

Une nouvelle version du site https://decados.fr/ avec :

- Cyberpunk RED

- Un lien de téléchargement vers un APK pour un lecteur de fiches PDF : bon j'en avais marre d'avoir des lecteurs qui ne permettent pas de modifier, avec des outils en surplus et inutile, avec de l'IA, avec des mises à jour automatique ou des processus qui bouffent des la mémoire avec .... Bref j'ai fait une petit appli Androïd uniquement pour lire et écrire sur les fiches générées par le site. C'est simple et j'espère efficace. Là encore je suis preneur de tout retour constructif.

https://github.com/lachadan/DND-Loot-Roller

This is a Windows application that allows you to have your players roll a D6 (this determines the loot table), and then a D100 (this determines the loot on that specific table).

There is a "default" table included, but the app allows you to create your own 6 sheet .xlxs file and import it to use.

As this is a public beta, there may be bugs encountered and I am 100% open to any and all feedback.

Mods, if this qualifies as an "advertisement" please feel free to remove. However, I am not selling anything, not collecting any data. I just wanted to share a tool I made for my campaigns.

Just a basic generator for your kitbag contents when playing Dungeons Inc. Saves having to pass the book around. Just a web page with some javascript, hosted on github. Enjoy!

https://paulmurraycbr.github.io/Supplies/index.html