RandonCity-City Creation Tool

Example

Generating a city that grew up around a series of natural springs, providing a unique setting for adventures.

Scenario

A GM preparing for a new campaign needs a central city where water is abundant and sacred, influencing the city's culture and economy.

Example

Identifying key resources such as iron ore or hardwood lumber, which dictate the city's primary industries and trade.

Scenario

In a campaign focused on economic intrigue, a GM uses this function to establish a city's wealth and the competition over its iron ore mines.

Example

Creating a city known for its suggestive dancing and ruled by a cabal of witches and wizards, adding depth to the social and political dynamics.

Scenario

For a story arc involving political maneuvering and cultural festivals, a GM crafts a city where magic and dance intertwine in governance and daily life.

Example

Incorporating events like a deadly plague or the threat of barbarian invasions to enrich the city's backstory and present challenges.

Scenario

To create a tense atmosphere of survival and recovery, a GM designs a city recently devastated by a plague, now facing the threat of external raids.

Example

Determining the city's defenses, such as a magical ward, and its law enforcement, like a corrupt city watch, to set the stage for conflict and adventure.

Scenario

In a campaign where the city's security is a major plot point, a GM decides on a corrupt watch and failing magical defenses, leading to a complex situation needing resolution.