Role Playing Game Software

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.