Inspiration Pad Online RevueAutoRealm – autorealm AutoREALM Roleplaying City Map Generator Instructions Example: a small town with a city wall. You define the values of various parameters, either manually or via pre-defined or own templates. These parameters describe the appearance of buildings, streets, parks, places, rivers, and the city wall, and hereby define the individual character of a specific settlement such as villages, small towns, or big cities. License 100% Freeware according to www.drachenzahn.de via the internet way-back machine. Download Zip file only for Windows
Novel Writing Help Battlegrounds Games' Links & Resources Here we present links to other useful tools and resources to use with . While we think you might find the information useful, the fact that a product or site is listed here does not necessarily mean that we endorse them or their products. If you would like to be listed here, or wish to suggest that we list a particular site or product, please visit our Forums and post your suggestion there. Produces beautiful maps. Note: This software cannot currently be purchased, due to the DJ Store being offline. The makers of Campaign Cartographer 2 & 3, and other mapping programs. Mac-only Free mapping software that works right in your browser. Free.
Random Inn/Tavern Generator Current Settings (Because this is a set of separate images, to save the floorplans you should: press your "print screen" key (or your computer's equivalent) and then open your favorite image editor and paste the screenshot into a new image. Then crop the rest of the screen. Key Thin Rectangle on a wall: door"S" on a wall: secret doorLarge Rectangle: tableLarge Thin Rectangle: barRectangle with a "T" or "S" or both: table or shelve or table & shelves.Circle: bar stool or chair4/5 Circle: chair next to/under table Small filled Rectangle in a larger rectangle: fireplace/hearthDashed Line: railingMany thin lines getting smaller: stairsFilled Circle: toilet/privvyFilled Triangle: wash basin Coming Soon There are many ways to improve this, but to the best of my knowledge this is the first free online inn/tavern floorplan generator. Here's the list of planned features:
Worldbuilding: Timelines Note: this is part of a series on worldbuilding. See the worldbuilding section of the sidebar for discussions on designing religions, creating a local campaign area, and more. A timeline or history of your world can add a great deal of depth that can have as much impact on your storylines as you like. Timeline facts will often even suggest new story ideas. The World Builder’s Guidebook states, “Building a history provides you with ancient ruins to scatter about the area, smoldering rivalries of legendary monsters or fearsome raiders, rumors of mad kings and sinister counselors, and lingering fires of patriotism or rebelliousness just waiting to be fanned once again into blazing warfare.” As you begin to put together your timeline, start your focus on the current events at the time of your story. Examples in Popular Fiction J. One strength of the world of Krynn in the Dragonlance books was its rich history. The Lord of the Rings series also had a rich history. References/Further Reading:
How to Break the Rules of Writing (& More) According to Bestselling YA author Ransom Riggs Like most first conversations and bad first drafts, my (WD’s Managing Editor Adrienne Crezo) interview with Ransom Riggs begins with a discussion about the weather. And not just any weather, either, but peculiar versions of standard precipitation: dust storms, cloudbursts, thundersnow and tornadoes. Of course, Riggs is experiencing none of those phenomena as he sits in the warmth of the never-ending summer of Los Angeles. “I hate to tell you what it’s like here right now,” he says. That kind of easygoing humor is familiar to Riggs’ fans. Whatever dreams Riggs may have had about his future, he couldn’t have predicted the wild success of Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children, a tale of time travel and magic set against the eerie backdrop of unnerving black-and-white photos of levitating girls and creepy twin clowns. It’s easy to see why Riggs is enjoying the ride, but what appears to have happened overnight actually evolved over many years. [Writing a Hero's Adventure story? Yes.
Les compétences Quand on acquiert une compétence dite “ de classe ”, chaque point de compétence dépensé augmente d'un le degré de maîtrise du personnage (soit un bonus de +1 lors des tests de cette compétence). Si l’on choisit une compétence dite “ hors classe ”, 1 point de compétence n’augmente le degré de maîtrise que de un demi. Le degré de maîtrise maximal qu’un personnage peut atteindre dans une compétence de classe est égal à son niveau global + 3 et à la moitié de ce résultat pour les compétences hors classe (n’arrondissez pas en cas de fraction).Utilisation des compétences. Voici la formule pour jouer un test de compétence : 1d20 + modificateur de compétence (modificateur de compétence = degré de maîtrise + modificateur de caractéristique + modificateurs divers). Ce test s’effectue de la même façon qu’un jet d’attaque ou de sauvegarde. Plus le total obtenu est élevé, plus le résultat est favorable au personnage. Utilisation des compétences Le test de compétence Degré de difficulté Test opposé
Random City Map Generator The Random City Map Generator creates a "random" city or town map suitable for fantasy and other role-playing games (RPGs) such as Dungeons and Dragons, Pathfinder, GURPS, HERO and many others. Note: you can try out version two of this tool. Because the map is made from layered images, to save or print a map you need to either: Take a sceenshot (print screen key) and paste into an image editor; Or print the page to a pdf file (Macs have this built-in, PCs may need a product like "cutePDF".) Planned Features/Caveats Yes, the streets are too ordered for most cities... a couple of completely different street layouts will be added and they will be more random/meandering. Copyright 2010 Inkwell Ideas, Inc. Total visits:
Worldbuilding Reference: Cultural Quirks by Joe Wetzel (joewetzel at gmail dot com) A portion of the Papyrrus of Ani from the Egyptian Book of the Dead. Physical Characteristics Unique Physical Features The people of the culture may have a unique physical feature. Physical Distortion Some cultures ritually distort their physical appearance. Skin Tone Unfortunately, a person’s skin tone has been used to judge that person and restrict or include him in groups. Tattoos Most of the culture’s people have many tattoos, or perhaps nearly everyone has a tattoo in a particular place. Body Piercings While ear piercings are common in western cultures and other piercings are becoming more popular, perhaps in some of your game world’s cultures a different body part is pierced by most people. Religion In general many of the other cultural practices could apply to specific religions in the culture, but there are a some that are much more closely related to religion. The Body After Death How are the dead treated? Marriage Clothing Amount of Clothing Food
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