Necrozius
Legendary Pubber
- Joined
- Apr 25, 2017
- Messages
- 4,289
- Reaction score
- 10,602
I would love to share—and discover new—useful gaming aids offered on the web (especially for free!).
To get things started, here are a few of my personal favourites:
Tabletop Audio - Free
Great for DMs who wish to add sound to their game sessions but want to avoid recognisable tunes from movies, tv shows or video games. All tracks are about 10 minutes long, loop perfectly and are named by genre/mood/theme/setting. A huge variety of tracks that you can stream right there or download for later.
Bonus: has a Sound Pad, which is a dashboard to cue up multiple types of sound effects (looping or otherwise).
Highly Recommended.
Link: http://tabletopaudio.com/
Dongon - Free
A massive collection of random generators. Just about everything is covered (monsters, encounters, dice, names etc...) and some of it caters to specific games. Includes map generators too.
Very useful.
Link: http://donjon.bin.sh/
Tiamat the Tile Mapper - Free, but requires Sign In for all features.
Ever need to quickly and easily create a dungeon map? This online tool is a very nice example of such a site. Decent U.I., and nice imagery, but I wouldn't use it to create maps for a published product (well, maybe). Still, useful and effective.
Link: http://www.rpgobjects.com/tiamat/
To get things started, here are a few of my personal favourites:
Tabletop Audio - Free
Great for DMs who wish to add sound to their game sessions but want to avoid recognisable tunes from movies, tv shows or video games. All tracks are about 10 minutes long, loop perfectly and are named by genre/mood/theme/setting. A huge variety of tracks that you can stream right there or download for later.
Bonus: has a Sound Pad, which is a dashboard to cue up multiple types of sound effects (looping or otherwise).
Highly Recommended.
Link: http://tabletopaudio.com/
Dongon - Free
A massive collection of random generators. Just about everything is covered (monsters, encounters, dice, names etc...) and some of it caters to specific games. Includes map generators too.
Very useful.
Link: http://donjon.bin.sh/
Tiamat the Tile Mapper - Free, but requires Sign In for all features.
Ever need to quickly and easily create a dungeon map? This online tool is a very nice example of such a site. Decent U.I., and nice imagery, but I wouldn't use it to create maps for a published product (well, maybe). Still, useful and effective.
Link: http://www.rpgobjects.com/tiamat/