Interview with Marcelo of Star Wars RPG Shop Generator
"Another idea I've toyed around with is a character avatar generator where someone can choose a species, adjust height, weight, looks, weapons and whatever else to create a character. Unfortunately, art isn't in my skill set. However, if anybody out there can draw it up, we should talk."
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The Witch of Midwinter is a night hag who rides a cloud pulled by gorgons. She is assisted in her duties by suits of animated armor.
Three flaming figures hail you from atop a tall walkway around a wide pool. Looking over the walkway you see a maelstrom within and one of the figures points down into it...
Highlighting some of the options for random tables and generators on DM's Guild
The DM's Guild is the D&D Marketplace for digital content created by the community and also for older versions of D&D.
I've created a mini-survey for Players and rpg tools
Kithri is a halfling who loves to eat plum pies. They are an expert at doing nothing and live to the ideal of stability, preferring not to rock the boat. They are the last of their family and want to keep their stories alive. Sadly their luck runs out at the worst times and this has forced them out on a life of adventure...
In today’s world we are under constant pressure to add new options to our games. New mechanics and options aren’t the be-all and end-all, though. Whether you use random tables or not, concentrating on the flavour and style of your campaign is far more important, and much more likely to create memorable, fun game sessions—which is what it is all about at the end of the day.
Nomi is a gnome who uses a pack of cards for making important decisions. She loves to collect precious stones and wants to have many stories told about her. Sometimes she takes friendly insults too far...
In card games like Magic The Gathering, players spend some of their time building their decks and some of their time playing their decks. I think the same is true for skills and projects. I've been spending the past few months learning math and algorithms by using them in tiny "game jam" sized projects.
"Unquestionably, the best part is when people contact me to tell me how their players reacted; I still find it sort of mind-blowing knowing that what started as an aid for myself, has helped or inspired so many others who share my love for D&D. "