Role Playing Game Software

A compelling RPG adventure campaign is more than just dice rolls and character sheets; it’s a shared narrative experience. Here are some key storytelling elements that can elevate your game. Such as:

* a starting trope and party goals.

* credible allies and villains.

* mysteries, complications and quandaries.

Together these elements can spark the GM’s imagination. And if that spark is running out of time, this program will generate prompts you can use with your favourite AI to create helpful descriptive text to get you going.

This Windows PC program will generate a detailed description for a settlement or community with just a few simple choices and the click of a button. The program was built to help the community quickly incorporate colour and flavour to their RPGs in less time. It has RoleMaster, D&D 5e, and Pathfinder flavours, but can be used in all fantasy medieval settlings.

• Features:
• Basic Demographics
• Governance & Bureaucracy (Mayor/Sherriff etc)
• Civil & Military Infrastructure
• Each business / # of Employees / Shop quality
• Human Resources (who is an expert in the region)
• A list of active Guilds, Companies & Brotherhoods
• Military Obligations/Potential
• Notable RPG adventures in the area
• A nice story hook
• A list of extra names for basic fodder
• Output is provided in a stylish PDF.

This Windows PC program will generate the character sheet for an non-player character (NPC) with just a few simple choices and the click of a button. The program was built to help the community quickly incorporate NPCs into their games in less time.

Super Fast Buttons: Sometimes you just need a generic NPC to fill a quick need. To this end, I pre-selected the options needed to produce several types of bog-standard NPCs.

• Features:
• NPC generation is boiled down to seven choices (sex, species, profession, magic realm, culture, level and access to evil spells).
• A “random” button is provided to speed up selection of these choices.
• RMU rules are followed in leveling up.
• Higher level NPCs will have better stats due to aging-up.
• Armor is biased towards lighter (cheaper) armor. However, with more maneuvering in armor skill, the bias shifts to heavier armor.
• Torso armor triggers the potential for greaves and vambraces.
• If the NPC chooses torso armor only, then greaves and vambraces are chosen.
• Shields are biased towards smaller.
• If evil spell lists are included, they will be counted as open spells.
• All professions have biases towards the skills they need, not just the professional skills.
• Skills are chosen such that lower cost ranks are preferentially selected over high-cost ones, but high-cost skills are still possible.
• Ranged weapons are biased towards bows and crossbows.
• Height and weight are generated with a small variance, for fun.
• Potential Stats are selected to be the most advantageous for the chosen profession.
• The program provides name generation.
• For generic NPCs such as city guards and merchants, a super-fast one button click will generate what is needed.
• Output is provided in a stylish PDF. There is a plan to integrate the output for Roll20.