Fantasy Name Generator. By Samuel Stoddard - Version 1.5 One of the perks of creating fantasy stories -- whether by writing a story or game or by role-playing -- is you get to make up the names. Some people relish the task while others are frustrated by it. Some like it but can't seem to create names that are diverse enough. Fantasy Name Generator is a tool that can help you. It can generate an endless number of random names (of people, places, or anything) that would be suitable for use in a fantasy setting. It can generate names on its own, or you can tell it what kind of name you're looking for. Feel free to use this tool and any name that comes out of it (assuming it doesn't accidentally generate a legally protected trademark or something). In addition, this tool can be fairly amusing to use even if you don't have any name creating to do. You can use the fantasy name generator below. OpenRPG: Online Virtual Tabletop.
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It's not ideal. When I saw it works, I don't mean it's flawless. But it's usable. Anyhow, I've been trying my best to clear my plate the last year so I can do more blogging and work on other projects. Gencon approaches and I want to continue with my gencon blogs I started last year. If you find something not working on the website due to these changes, please let me know asap (webmaster at rpgobjects.com). Crooked staff productions roleplaying aids. Please note that this site and its contents are Copyright © Kristian Richards 2002 - 2011 <p>Subscribe to RSS headline updates from: <a href=" />Powered by FeedBurner</p> Hello and welcome to the CSP home page! It is the aim of this web-site to provide a wide variety of roleplaying aids for both the GM/DM and player alike. Within these pages you will find a number of files and images (spread over a few differing sections) all of which are completely free* to download.
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It is simple and well, it does the work for them but seriously, any large creature would be greatly disadvantaged by this type of eyes. No slit at all; eyes appearing like a crystal ("crystalline" eyes)? Think about the pernese dragons. This would also means that the eyes are always focused no matter the distance of the object (I admit this could seem very strange for most of us, but imagine a photo where the close objects are as sharp and crisp as the objects far away). As said above, the advantage would be to be to always have the close and far object focused at the same time and having a great deep perception even with a single eye. Glowing crystalline eyes? The rpg-project -- Main Page. Random Dungeon Generator Launcher - v 0.1.12 beta.
Characters with Character: Random Personality Generator. If you're enjoying the content here, check out our new site, Thoughtcrime Games. Thanks for visiting! If you're new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. Thanks for visiting! I don’t know about you but when I sit down for a one-shot game with a pregen character, I can’t always come up with a unique and interesting personality on the fly. Sometimes the class, race and skill combo strikes a chord, but usually it’s just numbers. Using the Generator is a snap. Motivation: What is it that really gets your character’s motor running? Instinct: What is your character’s first reaction to a threat (physical or otherwise)? Approach: What archetype is your character best known for being? Now just because every character in D&D is combat-capable does not necessarily make them all warrior-type personalities. Raven, Revenant Tempest FighterMotivation 8 (Intense Experience); Instinct 10 (Invoke Tradition); Approach 12 (Ethereal Mystic) Most living beings fear death.
Serious Skills Similar Posts: Fifty More Adventure Ideas (for Dungeons and Dragons®) - Writer's Corner: Recreation Non-Fiction. Dec 13, 2006 (Updated Dec 20, 2006) Popular Products in Books From $2 From $5 The Bottom Line The ideas for this game are infinite. Enjoy. Happy Gaming. A veteran Dungeons and Dragons® player for many years, and not afraid to admit this, I have conceived Fifty More Adventure Ideas (for Dungeons and Dragons®), my expansion to the One Hundred Adventure Ideas on page 44 of The Dungeon Master’s® Guide, Core Rulebook II, v.3.5. 1. 5 NPCs That Won’t Put Your Players to Sleep.
Are your NPCs drab and boring? Do they all speak with the same voice (yours) and use the same mannerisms (yours)? Do they exist only as plot hooks, sage advisors, and merchants? Then you, my friend, might want to consider spicing up your party’s social life with some three-dimensional NPCs that won’t soon be forgotten. Use this article as a source of quick inspiration when your players start to look drowsy. The Target Wherever this NPC goes, trouble follows. They could be a rare celestial creature, a dignitary from a foreign realm, or the child of a legendary hero. The Object of Desire This NPC could be a sultry maiden or a handsome hero who seems to be fond of one or more party members. The Look-Alike This is a cruel trick, but a fun one.
The Crime Lord In the tradition of crime bosses everywhere, this NPC will be happy to help the party out – for a price. The Comic Relief Sometimes a dose of silliness is all you need to get your players active. One-sentence NPC generator Written by Janna. How to Flesh out a Country or Region in Your Fantasy RPG World. Edit Article Edited by Zach Haffey, Maluniu, Glutted, Nicole Willson and 5 others Hello game master/fantasy author.
This is a guide to organizing and sorting out the finer details and aspects of a specific country or region of your world: a format for the living details that help you and your players delve in to the role-playing aspect of your game. Ad Steps 1Short Introductory Summary - Give a one or two paragraph overview of the region or country, highlighting something unique or unusual about it and where it is geographically in your world.Ad 2Life, Society and Culture - This section should detail the culture(s) of the people who populate the region.
Tips And for other topics, your providing these details will inspire ideas for larger, overarching plot-lines and the workings of still other regions of your land. Warnings. Proxis Home - Proxis SMP RP Minecraft. RPG Host: Role-Playing games, Archives, Programs, Maps, Adventures, contests, hosting, and more! [CG Textures] - Textures for 3D, graphic design and Photoshop! Gallery. Battlegrounds in a Nutshell. Battlegrounds: RPG Edition, In a Nutshell Battlegrounds: RPG Edition is virtual tabletop software designed to enhance your pen-and-paper roleplaying games, whether your players are in the same room, or on the other side of the world. Go beyond rough, hastily-sketched maps on a plastic battlemat, and bring your games into the 21st century with this “digital battlemat”. • Easy to learn and use • Cross-platform (Windows & Mac OS X) • Supports play in any genre, with any RPG rules system • In addition to RPGs, Battlegrounds can also be used to play many boardgames & wargames • The perfect solution for gaming groups where one or more members have moved away • Full-screen maps, high-resolution tokens, and a user interface that hides away when you don’t need it, to avoid on-screen clutter and heighten the immersion factor • Easily add your own artwork and maps to the program • Display visual aids and play music or sound effects to enhance the mood.
Stone Sword. Ye Olde Map Maker. Dungeons and Dragons Heroscape - Ars Technica OpenForum. You’ve probably seen the terrain before: plastic, hex based, people try to use it for just about anything although I don’t really think it’s suitable for classic Battletech, although everyone seems to try it. ^ I didn't make that; LOTR inspired map Heroscape is a game that shouldn’t exist. It got started by Hasbro for big stores like Walmart and Toy’s R Us.
Smaller stores that wanted to carry it had to pay damn near retail for the master sets, which contain the bulk of the terrain that people want so badly. Eventually, the big stores started getting tired of how much space it took up and Hasbro decided to kick it down to the Wizard’s of the Coast brand, which would start aiming for hobby shops and general geek repositories. OTOH, these people still can’t sell the terrain, only figures in booster packs. However, my biggest worry is that I can’t get a Rise of the ArchValkyrie master set for my friend’s kids anymore. ^I made this one: Hulk and Venom working together in a backyard battle. Pros: Town Generator for D&D. Savage Worlds. Article (Love Letter to Ed Greenwood) This regular column is for Dungeon Masters who like to build worlds and campaigns as much as I do.
Here I share my experiences as a DM through the lens of Iomandra, my Dungeons & Dragons campaign world. Even though the campaign uses the 4th Edition rules, the topics covered here often transcend editions. Hopefully this series of articles will give you inspiration, ideas, and awesome new ways to menace your players in your home campaigns. If you’re interested in learning more about the world of Iomandra, check out the wiki.
O ne thing that classic fantasy stories have in common, apart from a preponderance of fantasy tropes, is an exhaustive cast of characters. I’m in the third year of my Iomandra campaign. For example, in an upcoming Eye on the Realms article, Ed introduces us to a beholder named Uldeth, whose physical form was nearly obliterated. Lessons Learned The character’s name can tell you a little something about the character and the setting. Until the next encounter! Www. Newbie DM .com. RPGtonight Free Online Virtual Tabletop for Role Playing Games. Dundjinni Mapping Software - Bring Your Game To Life. Write Your Name in Elvish in Ten Minutes.
Write Your Name in Elvish in Ten Minutes You want to write your name in Elvish, but every place you go seems to make it harder than it ought to be. Elvish writing looks beautiful and mysterious, but does it really have to be impossible to understand? Why doesn't somebody just spell out the alphabet so you can simply substitute the letters and get straight to the result? That's exactly what I've done here. Learn to write your name in Elvish in ten minutes. It's not very hard. Here's the alphabet. That's it. Generally the vowels go above the consonants, but sometimes, in the case of Y and silent E, they go below. The straight line underneath is just one way to make one character do the work of two. The line above a consonant means that a nasal N or M precedes the consonant in question.
Here's one last example with two different letter combinations. I am often asked how to handle double vowel situations. That's all you need to get started. Good luck! Ned Gulley Want an Elvish tattoo? Adventure Hook Random Generator. MeganAPhilbrick.