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About:
This generator is RPG agnostic, so you will not see any dice, rules or distinction between RPG games (D&D, Pathfinder, homebrew, etc.)
It uses this corpus, parsed with RaSyEn (a random syntax engine).
Specific thanks are in order to:
All content has been checked with their creators for fair use.
@nickdrawthing, who shared his sea faring lists.
Adding content:
If you want to cooperate please send your ideas over and I'll be thrilled to add them to the generator lists.
Categories:
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Generator template:
Custom Lists:
Lists available:
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Syntax Help:
The above generator code works with pre-loaded as well as custom lists. If you learn these basic rules you can generate your own fantasy themed stories with them.
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- The list to generate the text is always in between percent symbols. -
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- The at symbol selects a category in a list, eg.%spell@prayer%
will list only priest spells,%spell@arcane@level-1%
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- To combine more than one list, eg.%creature@standard|creature@humanoid%
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- Equal signs represent a filter.These are the basic filters available:
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%list-name=a-or-an%
Returns A or An, depending on input.
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%list-name=first-to-upper%
Capitalize the first letter.
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%list-name=first-to-lower%
Lowercase the first letter.
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%list-name=to-upper%
All rendered text to uppercase.
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%list-name=to-lower%
All to lowercase.
And some more complex filters:
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%list-name=random-category%
Returns a category name instead of a list item.
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%list-name=save-result=name%
Will save the result so you can call it with a name (for eg. %name%).
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%list-name=category=cat-name%
The same as using %list-name@cat-name% but this works with saved results as well.
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%list-name=remove-result%
Removes the result from the list so it cannot be used twice.
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%list-name=meta%
Will parse the result recursively.
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You can take a look at the "Generator template" box above to get a general idea of how things work.
For more examples about how to use templates check out the RaSyEn documentation.