So remember how I wrote that post about a character creation quiz? From the awesome that is Dungeons & Dragons comes yet another cool tool to help out we imagination-starved authors.
Squid.org’s Random Name Generator doesn’t just generate random silly fantasy names. It also generates random silly fantasy plots, silly fantasy town names, silly fantasy monsters, and even tree-types. The trees aren’t silly, but it’s still fun that someone made a random generator for them!
There’s about 40 different generators to choose from, and they’re all fantastic. Even if you don’t want to write a fantasy story, I’d say it’s worth checking out just for the sheer entertainment value. Here are some of my favourites:
Generator: dramatic-situation
LOSS OF LOVED ONES
Elements: A kinsman slain, a kinsman spectator, and an executioner.
Witnessing the slaying of kinsmen while powerless to prevent it.
Generator: title
Gryphonslinger
Generator: Book Titles
History of Hassitic Architecture, by Care Carhan the Magnificent
Generator: QuestGen
- Grimald Shortbreath the Architect (impulsive elder high elf male, quiet) sends party to talk to Duryaith the Messenger (tender short teen dwarven male, gap-toothed).
- Duryaith the Messenger (tender short teen dwarven male, gap-toothed) gives party heavy ballista.
- Heavy ballista needs to be used at forgotten mansion in swamp.
Random Meme of the Day: Nyan Cat!
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