Random Dungeon Name Generator

I have been on a roll with d66 tables recently, and I know its getting boring fast, but have one more for your trouble, this one I actually have used in an earlier form for my solo game (and I do need to catch up on play reports and post those soon).

You could also use this table to generate names for individual levels of a megadungeon, which I'm certain would turn into a very odd place indeed.

D66	Place	Descriptor	Noun
11	Abattoir	Tenebrous	Delights
12	Oubliette	Prehuman	Death
13	Charnel House	Unearthly	Dead
14	Manor	Demoniac	Torment
15	Estate	Eldritch	Antiquity
16	Tower	Hellish	Terror
21	Cathedral	Impossible	Horror
22	Sewers	Rotten	Doom
23	Tunnels	Eternal	Monstrosity
24	Cavern	Pestilent	Skull
25	Mine	Unnatural	Necromancer
26	Castle	Ancient	King
31	Fortress	Forbidden	Queen
32	Labyrinth	Infernal	Lord
33	Dungeon	Verdant	Lady
34	Laboratory	Fungal	Fear
35	University	Putrescent	God
36	Tomb	Blood-stained	Goddess
41	House	Hedonistic	Deity
42	Ruins	Royal	Court
43	Temple	Nameless	Army
44	Mausoleum	Unreal	Treasures
45	Cabin	Unrelenting	Bones
46	Palace	Mournful	Statues
51	Library	Foul	Violence
52	Monastery	Dream-like	History
53	Vault	Filthy	Stars
54	Catacombs	Terrible	Secrets
55	Pyramid	Corrupted	Masks
56	Ziggurat	Nightmarish	Corpses
61	City	Ecstatic	Sword
62	Halls	Otherworldly	Machine
63	Chambers	Haunted	Void
64	Hive	Unhallowed	Netherworld
65	Prison	Primeval	Sorcerer
66	Sanctum	Vile	Prophet

Also, I have decided to include a random button, using this tool here

I hope this is useful to y'all!


(From Bloodborne)

Demonic God Generator: Redux

(Art by Jeremy Jarvis for 3.5e D&D)

I was originally gonna call this post Demonic God ReGenerator but then I was worried people would be confused and not click on it. Anyway a while back I made a random demonic god generator with 20736 possible combinations, and this expanded version should have 1679616 possible combinations. Have fun!

D66	Epithet	Domain	Form	Cult Markings
11	Bringer	Destruction	A human	Members of the cult take on some of the features of their deity
12	Eater	Monsters	A human with animal-like features	All members are undead, walking rotting corpses
13	Scholar	Nature	A worm/serpent	Cult is only formed from animals, no humans
14	Harbinger	Caves	A dragon	Can only consume human flesh and blood
15	Priest	The Void	A being of pure energy	All members are monsters
16	Slayer	Death	An inanimate object	Are covered in tattoos
21	Hunter	Oceans	A celestial body	Oddly colored eyes
22	Harvester	Fire	A hybrid of two or more different animals	Are inhuman creatures wearing disguises
23	Traveler	Decay	The form of whatever being it possesses	Disguise themselves as members of another, more accepted religion
24	Watcher	Shadows	Liquid	All cultists look similar
25	Speaker	Forgotten Things	A machine	They bleed a color other than red
26	Seer	Industry	A constantly mutating mass of flesh	They never sleep
31	Mother	Forbidden Knowledge	A giant arthropod	They smell very unusual
32	Father	Mutation	A tentacled mass	Are covered in painful looking piercings
33	Parent	The Apocalypse	An amorphous blob	All members suffer from minor mutations
34	King	Blood	A giant humanoid	Too wide mouths
35	Queen	Hate	A living shadow	Telekinetic powers
36	Monarch	Greed	A wild animal	Tongues cut out
41	Lord	Wind	A tumor growing from someone’s back	The cult is linked in a hive mind
42	Lady	Undeath	A stinking fog	The cultists have minor regenerative abilities
43	Noble	Corruption	An enormous, organic building	A public figure is a member of the cult
44	President	Lies	A huge, monstrous face	The cultists act wild and feral
45	Creator	Disease	Impossible to describe	They are eternally youthful
46	Philosopher	Cruelty	A horrible mathematical equation	They are hypnotized and act against their will
51	Keeper	Dark Magic	A different deity it pretends to be	They take copious amounts of drugs
52	Husband	Murder	An angel	They run a charity as a front
53	Wife	Doom	An emaciated humanoid form	The cultists are all talented artists of some kind
54	Spouse	Torment	A human fetus	The cultists are all scholars
55	Painter	Parasites	A metallic orb	They don’t blink
56	Writer	Cannibalism	A glowing crystal	They are possessed
61	Whisperer	Thoughts	The rotting corpse of an unknown animal	They give birth to demons through immaculate conception
62	Haunter	Atrocity	A deep sea fish	Their eyes reflect light like a cat
63	Beast	Rage	A supernaturally beautiful human	They don’t know their god is demonic
64	Master	Disturbing Beauty	A geometric shape	They are all supernaturally beautiful
65	Mistress	Blinding Light	A disembodied body part	They are unnaturally strong
66	Source	Nightmares	An arcane symbol	They put out their eyes

Apit-Rogog, Master of Nightmares

Apit-Rogog is a demonic god that lurks in a Hell accessible only in the darkest of dreams. To those trapped in nightmares, he has sway over. He can appear to these people suffering in their own personal Hells and offer freedom and salvation, in exchange for their service. After he makes his victims swear fealty, he causes them to wake up, but can now contact this newly minted cultist through telepathy. At any point from then on, he can plunge his cultists into nightmare at will as punishment for disobedience.

The cult quickly is ordered to found a new church, posing as whatever religion is most popular and accepted, and to offer salvation to all who want it. Secretly, however, the cult's goal is to instill nightmares in their congregation, telling tales of what will happen in the end of days and the horrendous suffering that will be experienced by the church's attendees if they do not seek salvation. Once the church-goers are sufficiently terrified, they may have nightmares horrid enough for Apit-Rogog to enter through.

Apit-Rogog wants to eventually enter this world and consume it, but he needs enough followers to complete the ritual to do so. In his true form he resembles a vast living shadow, capable of blocking out the sun.


(From Elder Evils for 3.5e D&D)

Daufix, Slayer of Forbidden Knowledge

There are some things humanity is not meant to know, and when such secrets are uncovered, Daufix awakens. In the vast blackness of space, Daufix floats among the stars, a vast, miles-long semi-human face. After some unfortunate scholar discovers a secret he was never meant to know, Daufix opens its enormous cavern of a mouth and screams, its voice telepathically ringing in the ears of its cultists, who set off to kill the being that offended it.

The cult of Daufix is small, consisting of millennia old astrologers, dressed in elaborate cloaks and with the faces of the young. Over the years they have become master assassins, skilled at finding and exterminating those who know what they ought not to know. So long as they faithfully serve Daufix, they will live forever.

Random Humanoid Generator

Goblins, hobgoblins, orcs, kobolds, gnolls, bullywugs, lizard-folk, troglodytes, derro, gibberlings, mites, jermlaine, and bugbears are great and all, and I think that humanoid monsters have a very important function in the average D&D game. But wow there are a lot of them huh? And many of them seem so similar as to be ridiculous.


(The imps from Doom 3)

I believe that monsters should be local affairs for the most part, and each region should have its own monsters that tend to dwell there. In a dungeon crawl this isn't as important, but in a sandbox game it is almost essential to give each area its own feel. But lets say you don't really care for any of the traditional humanoid monsters, or just flat out have done away with the typical types in your own campaign setting? You can use this table to roll up some new ones!


(Genlock from Dragon Age)

Roll	Primary Trait	Secondary Trait	Behavior
11	Mammal head (roll d6) 1. Pig 2. Rat 3. Wolf 4. Goat 5. Ape 6. Cat	Tail (roll d6) 1. Scorpion 2. Rat 3. Lizard 4. Horse 5. Monkey 6. Fish	Turn human beings into one them through some unknown process
12	Reptile or amphibian head (roll d6) 1. Frog 2. Lizard 3. Snake 4. Chameleon 5. Turtle 6. Salamander	Lower body of a (roll d6) 1. Horse 2. Spider 3. Octopus 4. Snake 5. Fish 6. Worm	Kidnap human children and replace the stolen babies with their own children, which reveal their true form when they come of age
13	Arthropod head (roll d6) 1. Fly 2. Ant 3. Wasp 4. Spider 5. Mantis 6. Cockroach	Blood color (roll d6) 1. Black 2. White 3. Purple 4. Green 5. Blue 6. Yellow	Worship a horrific demon god in foul and unholy rituals
14	Bird head (roll d6) 1. Owl 2. Hawk 3. Crow 4. Vulture 5. Stork 6. Cassowary	Smells like (roll d6) 1. Sewage 2. Flowers 3. Rotting flesh 4. Sulfur 5. Fish 6. Vomit	Use human bones to create furniture and weaponry
15	Fish head (roll d6) 1. Shark 2. Anglerfish 3. Blobfish 4. Eel 5. Flounder 6. Stingray	Skin texture (roll d6) 1. Blubbery 2. Scaly 3. Slimy 4. Calloused 5. Wrinkly 6. Metallic	Believe that the strong deserve to rule over the weak, and anyone who kills their leader becomes the new leader
16	Long, ape-like arms	Wings (vestigial)	Mimic human voices
21	Legs bend backwards	Wings (functioning)	Eat human flesh
22	No neck, head and torso fused	Arms are tentacles	Keep trophies of all their kills
23	Too many joints, moves fluidly	Sharp talons instead of finger nails	If they are spared by an enemy, they have a life debt
24	Extremely thin	Single eye	Incredibly sadistic
25	Extremely fat	Arms end in pincers	Fly into violent rages
26	Incredibly short arms	No eyes	Take human beings as slaves
31	Stubby fingers	Thick fur	Function as a hive mind
32	Long fingers	Exoskeleton	Prone to infighting
33	Second set of arms	Hooves	Hate the light
34	Pointed ears	Fins	Enjoy the thrill of the hunt
35	Antennae	Arms are flippers	Worship a monster
36	Antlers	Body glows	Serve a specific human
41	Horns	Eyes glow	Strict hierarchy
42	Rows of teeth	Second face on back of head	Perform experiments on human beings
43	Lamprey-like mouth	Extremely short	Desire to die in combat
44	Bio-mechanical appearance	Extremely tall	Fear a specific animal
45	Bulging veins	Covered in small, spiky hairs	Lure humans to their lairs using music
46	Huge muscles	Eye stalks	Drink human blood
51	Covered with tumors	Tiny, beady eyes	Fear magic
52	Pharyngeal jaw	Huge, bulging eyes	Build odd structures
53	Long, prehensile tongue	No skin	Rob graves
54	Fangs	Head is a skull with eyes	Wear human skin
55	Tusks	Mass of tentacles instead of a nose	Make deals that they follow to the letter
56	No mouth	Blood glows in the dark	Believe disease is holy
61	Translucent body	Body covered in deformed, vestigial faces	Remove a specific organ from humans
62	Insect-like proboscis	Shards of bone poke out from flesh	Ingest potent hallucinogens before battle
63	Horizontally opening mouth	Emits a constant humming sound	Dance with an inhuman grace in battle
64	Crawls	Iron finger and toenails	Wear horrific masks
65	Retractable fangs	Retractable claws	Tame wild animals
66	Limbs can extend from and retract into the body	Constantly shivering	Would rather die than admit defeat

Examples:

The Forest Dwellers
Pointed ears, extremely tall, worship a monster

These 7 foot tall humanoids have long, sensitive ears, and as their name suggests, lurk in the forest. They rarely interact with human beings, except when their foul master commands them to. The forest dwellers worship a hag, who they see as a god. When the hag wishes, the forest dwellers leave their woods and wreak havoc at her behest.

Mushroom Eaters
Pharyngeal jaw, functioning wings, ingest potent hallucinogens before battle

Resembling humans with bat-like wings ending in monkey hands instead of arms, these creatures are named for the extremely hallucinogenic mushrooms they typically consume, which drives them into an ecstatic, psychedelic rage. They have a second jaw within their mouth which can extend rapidly to bite through skulls as a coup de grace.


Ice-Folk
Translucent body, thick fur, strict hierarchy

These snow-dwelling humanoids live in caves and have an extremely strict caste system, with everyone answering to and obeying someone else except for their king. They resemble human beings made of living ice, covered in a thick layer of fur that looks like ice crystals. In their hierarchy, humans are the lowest of the low, and as a result they often come into conflict with them, seeing it not as war but pest control.

Sea Dealers
Insect-like proboscis, arms are flippers, make deals that they follow to the letter

Those who wish the help of the sea dealers must simply come to the shores of the body of water that they haunt and offer up a sacrifice. A representative of these creatures will exit the water, observe the sacrifice, and offer services in exchange for it, with the actions it is willing to do being limited by the quality of the offering. These services can range from assassination, romantic assistance, healing, and even fertility treatment. However, getting the service one requires the right sacrifice, and the dealers will follow the request to the letter, but not always will they get the spirit of what is asked of them. In form, sea dealers are humanoid creatures with seal-like flippers for arms, and the proboscis of a butterfly instead of an ordinary mouth, through which they speak in a flute-like language.