As part of my “trying to post more often” drive, it occurred to me that some of newer fans and followers may not know about my older generators. So I am working to correct this by highlighting (aiming for one a week) a different generator that have made and for which there is a free online version here.

Speaking of generators, now that the Generators and Tools page is active, the older one, simply titled Generators, will be removed from the menus system. The page will still be active, so that older link and URLS will still work, but I won’t be promoting that page anymore.

The first generator in the Highlight series is one of the biggest I have done and gives you a lot of background and details about a character in a typical fantasy genre game or story...

New generator added today – Space & Sci-Fi Encounter Concepts. This generator is for coming up with a quick concept for a Sci-Fi or space themed encounters, such as a type of planet, anomaly, or spaceship.

Sample Output (refresh page to see another or go to the generator page HERE)

A new generator has gone live today and it’s the Star System and Planet Name generator.  This generator uses information originally found in “Star and Planet Name Maker” and can be purchased here at DrivethruRPG and Open Gaming Store. 

This one has enough differences to the original planet name generator that I felt a new version would work alongside it, rather than replacing it.

Clicking on the link in the table below will take you directly to the generator page.

Generator Revisited – Technobabble

No new generator or resource this week, so thought I would re-visit an older generator once again – Technobabble.

With my upcoming STA campaign soon to officially start, it seems appropriate to revisit this. This particular generator was one of my favorites to do.  So much so I took the original version, which had three d100 tables and added a further 2 d100 expanded options.

To give you an idea of how many possible outcomes this can generate I’ll break it down:

Standard Version

• 3 x d100 tables
• 100 x 100 x 100 possible combinations
• 1,000,000 (One Million Possible Combinations)

Expanded Version

This version builds on the Standard Edition and expands it by not only giving you technobabble problems but a possible solution as well.

Starting off with the ...

As someone who, many moons ago, did a stint in the corporate/office world this one it a little close to home. The corporate/office world is full of terms that sound like, and often are, BS to those on the outside – They ultimately mean very little when explained and can be boiled down to simple terms, yet there is a certain type, often managers, that seem to love these types of phrases.

As with any other generator, clicking on the sample header below will take you to the generator page directly. As with any random generator, some results will make more sense and be more usuable than others.