u/Final_Parsec

My wife teaches elementary music and wanted a better version of Instrument Bingo. So I made it for her and host it on my website. We worked out most of the kinks and I think it's ready to share.

It's a pretty fun game with a lot of options to customize it for whatever instruments you are teaching.

https://www.finalparsec.com/band_bingo

If you have any instruments you need added, post a comment and I can try to include them.

I'm building a website focused on worldbuilding tools and a growing library of random tables for tabletop RPGs and creative writing. While expanding it, I started wondering if random tables could be created collaboratively instead of by a single author.

That idea led me to an MVP feature I'm calling Community Random Tables, where anyone can contribute entries to the same table and the finished result becomes something everyone can use.

I think it could be useful for:

• TTRPG groups building NPCs, locations, or encounters together.
• Communities creating and sharing themed random tables.
• Fun collaborative projects that end up feeling like Mad Libs.

I'm looking for feedback on:

• Does the concept make sense?
• Is the process of adding entries intuitive?
• Can you think of other uses for something like this?

If you'd like to help test it, here's an example community table where you can add a few entries:

https://www.finalparsec.com/community_batch_rolls/1

The UI is very much an MVP at the moment. But I'm looking for criticism of the idea or suggestions on what could make it better.

Anonymous submissions require approval by the owner before they're publicly visible.

I've made a tool for creating, managing and rolling on custom random tables. It's free and can be used without creating an account. And if you never want to make an account, you can still create entire tables which persist all in your browser's local data.

I imported hundreds of ready-to-use random tables, so you can browse, roll, print, and use them at the table right away. They also show what strong tables look like and highlight the kinds of structures the editor supports.

I’d love to hear from people who enjoy building random tables. No matter how much I work on this editor, there’s always another feature I’m excited to implement, and having feedback guide my to-do list feels like a better direction than only building what seems cool to me.

Random Tables: https://www.finalparsec.com/tools/random_tables

Or you can learn how to build your own tables here.

Credit to u/OrkishBlade for authoring a majority of the tables.