Tools for procedural generation of content for tabletop role-playing games
Generate fantasy regions.
The area is a mid-altitude deciduous forest. There are many raccoons. The climate here is tropical, with 4 seasons. The terrain is flat and low-altitude.
The County of Kekaria is part of the Kingdom of Kagari .
The County of Kekaria is ruled by Count Sisuke Gimosua. Sisuke Gimosua is a 182 cm (5'11") tall human adult. He is 55 years old. Sisuke has red hair, black skin, and brown eyes. He is optimistic and friendly.
The Kingdom of Kagari
Ruled by King Kanje Kanotke, a human adult.
The County of Kekaria is part of this.
The Kingdom of Anurota
Ruled by King Joeb Kiolor, a human adult.
The Earldom of Aduly, part of the Kingdom of Kagari .
Ruled by Lord Fillym Smoth, an aarakocra adult.
The Earldom of Ilória, part of the Kingdom of Kagari .
Ruled by Lady Udani Crystalbopper, a human adult.
The County of Emerata, part of the Kingdom of Anurota .
Ruled by Countess Idoren Armuthion, a human adult.
Nuneda is a metropolis of 1,563,718 people. The winding streets of this ancient metropolis are lined with taverns, inns, and shops selling all manner of exotic goods. Most people here have their needs met. Some places regard them as being altruistic. There is a pond here. This is the capital of the region.
Togo is a town of 7,399 people. Many farms surround a dense core of community buildings here. People here have enough to meet their needs. The people are known for being devious. The area is filled with birch trees.
Kando is a town of 8,286 people. The town is dominated by a tall clock tower, which chimes the hour with a melodious tune. People here seem to be doing well. Some places regard them as spending too much time slacking off. There is a pond here.
The town of Nangori has 7,626 people. The town is surrounded by fields and orchards, with the smell of ripe fruit and vegetables wafting through the air. Most folks here have just enough to meet their needs. Folk here have a reputation for being mistrustful. The area is filled with birch trees.
The hamlet of Maneda has 23 people. The hamlet consists of a small cluster of houses and barns, with a narrow dirt road leading off into the distance. The people here are prosperous. Some regard them as being trustworthy. There is a pond here.
Nunara is a village of 83 people. The village is nestled in a valley, surrounded by rolling hills covered in fields of wheat and barley. A small stream winds through the center of town, and the air is fragrant with the smell of fresh-baked bread. Most people here struggle to make ends meet. They are sometimes known for being suspicious of outsiders. The area is filled with birch trees.
The hamlet of Munara has 21 people. The buildings in the hamlet are simple but sturdy, with chimneys belching smoke into the crisp morning air. Folks here have more wealth than most. Some regard them as being greedy. There is a pond here.
Nankori is a village of 233 people. The village is nestled in a valley, surrounded by rolling hills covered in fields of wheat and barley. A small stream winds through the center of town, and the air is fragrant with the smell of fresh-baked bread. Folks here have enough to meet their needs. Some regard them as being suspicious of others. There are many raccoons.
The village of Nunada has 58 people. Despite its small size, the village has a strong sense of community, with neighbors looking out for one another and coming together for festivals and celebrations throughout the year. Folks here seem to be doing well. They are sometimes known for being friendly but devious. There are many raccoons.
The Academy of Sorcery is a proud institution whose students primarily come from the nobility. It has 478 members. The locals actively hate them.
The Sneth & Son Trading Company often openly uses bullying and strong-arming in their dealings. It has 192 members. They're disliked by the local population.
The Abreham & Son Traders has a reputation for always delivering goods to their intended destination. It has 110 members. They are not terribly popular locally.