Tools for procedural generation of content for tabletop role-playing games
Generate fantasy regions.
The area is a mid-altitude deciduous forest. The area is filled with oak trees. The climate here is tropical, with 4 seasons. The terrain is flat and low-altitude.
The Grand Duchy of Berurion is part of the Kingdom of Anininko .
The Grand Duchy of Berurion is ruled by Grand Duke Olmiel Whitebell. Olmiel is a tiefling adult of 71 years. He is 178 cm (5'10") tall and weighs 87 kg (192 lb.). He has dark purple hair, tan skin, green eyes, and straight horns. He is competitive and foolish.
The Kingdom of Anininko
Ruled by Queen Orqolima Summercrown, a human adult.
The Grand Duchy of Berurion is part of this.
The Kingdom of Luniccia
Ruled by King Parver Opalcharmer, a human adult.
The County of Flungu, part of the Kingdom of Anininko .
Ruled by Countess Ongera Equcmim, a human adult.
The Grand Duchy of Arória, part of the Kingdom of Luniccia .
Ruled by Grand Duchess Chenna Alloytinker, a halfling adult.
The Earldom of Balulia, part of the Kingdom of Anininko .
Ruled by Lady Idiroon Zorier, a dwarven adult.
The County of Enöladha, part of the Kingdom of Anininko .
Ruled by Count Pirver Jewelwatcher, a human adult.
The metropolis of Barethion has 2,661,998 people. This metropolis is renowned for its skilled craftsmen, who produce exquisite works of art and fine weaponry. Folks here have enough to meet their needs. Some regard them as being friendly. The area is filled with oak trees. This is the capital of the region.
The borough of Alqilin has 16,609 people. The buildings here are tall and tightly packed together, with narrow streets winding between them. Most people here have their needs met. Some places regard the people here as being hardworking. There is a pond here.
The borough of Urinóre has 18,106 people. The streets of this borough are lined with small shops and stalls, selling all manner of goods. Most people here seem to be doing well. The folk here are known for being friendly but devious. There are many deers.
Aldiron is a town of 7,135 people. The buildings in the town are tightly packed together, with narrow streets winding between them. Folks here have enough to meet their needs. The folk here are known for being miserly. There are many deers.
The hamlet of Irunóre has 12 people. The farms here are clustered together, their fields carefully tended and surrounded by low stone walls. Folks here are prosperous. Some places regard them as working too hard. There are many deers.
The village of Inúlion has 450 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. The people here have more than they need. Some places regard the people here as being lazy. The area is filled with oak trees.
The hamlet of Irqelong has 22 people. The hamlet is surrounded by wilderness, with a few clearings where buildings and fields have been established. The people here struggle to make ends meet. Some folks regard them as being unfriendly. There are many deers.
Qaruthion is a village of 447 people. There is a single inn, a blacksmith, and a few houses in town, with farms surrounding it. Smoke rises from the chimneys, and the sound of animals can be heard in the distance. People here have more wealth than most. Folk here have a reputation for being hardworking. There are many deers.
The village of Urmerion has 126 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. Most folks here have their needs met. Some folks regard them as spending too much time slacking off. The area is filled with oak trees.
The School of Lost Magic is a proud institution whose students primarily come from the nobility. It has 287 members. They are not terribly popular locally.
The Blood Giants is a vicious mercenary company with a reputation for excessive violence. It has 30 members. They enjoy a surprising amount of local popularity.