What RPG Tools and Tables did you use Last Week?
A weekly post to share rpg tables and tools used in RPG prep or games, with any examples that were surprising, useful or amusing.
A weekly post to share rpg tables and tools used in RPG prep or games, with any examples that were surprising, useful or amusing.
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.
A village name generator based on the villages of France
Generate names like Chais, Crois Basforêt, and Verrais La Ville
May be useful for GM's running;
High res version on itch.io
I’ve spent a lot of time building a workspace for creating, printing, editing, and sharing RPG random tables, and it’s finally in a spot where I feel comfortable sharing it. I’ve filled it with hundreds of high-quality examples so people can browse what good tables look like and see the kinds of structures the editor supports.
I’d especially 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 todo list feels like a better direction than only building what's cool to me.
Random Tables: https://www.finalparsec.com/tools/random_tables
Documentation: https://www.finalparsec.com/blog_posts/how_to_make_random_tables
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Howdy rpg_generators folks! My name is AJ and I've been actively developing a dungeon generator app for over 7 years: Mystic Waffle (https://www.mysticwaffle.com/) is a free, no-account-required web application.
You can generate random dungeon maps with configurable complexity, chaos, branching, and unique area distribution—then enter edit mode to fine-tune every detail in the built-in map editor.
Or maps can be drawn from scratch using a grid-based drawing suite designed to emulate drawing on graph paper then customized with detail stamps. The drawing app features free draw and rectangle draw tools, an eraser, zoom and pan controls, area titles, area connections, rotatable stamps, and full undo/redo draw history.
Mystic Waffle also includes a customizable loot generator with a 20+ category multi-select, rarity controls, and magic item probability settings. Both generators use a seeded procedural generation system for repeatable generation and maps can be backed up and restored by downloading a text file and/or downloaded as PNG images.
This app combines procedural dungeon generation, a map drawing suite, and loot generation in one place. All content is human-crafted (no AI generation) and free for your personal and commercial use. I have a lengthy wishlist of features I want to add to the app on the roadmap (https://www.mysticwaffle.com/roadmap) including things like varying area shapes, hallways, caves, crosshatching depth, more details, and much much more.