Eposic: RolePlaying GM Online Tools

The Tunnels and Trolls Corner: Tools created specifically for use with the Tunnels and Trolls (T&T) RPG written by Ken St. Andre and published by Flying Buffalo Inc. (From the 'in case you didn't know it' department: T&T is the second oldest published RPG in the world.) In the humble opinion of this writer, T&T solitaire adventures are the best solitaire adventures ever published.

Combat Manager: A neat little tool for managing turns for combatants during an encounter. If you have a computer handy when you're running your game, this tool can really help to speed up the game, and keep you, the GM, organized, and always aware of who is supposed to act when. (Ah, if only this tool had a "Save" feature. Maybe some day it will...)

Dice Roller, Dice Rolls Table Generator: Generate dozens of dice rolls all at once. Roll dice with any number of sides, up to 9999. You can even roll FUDGE Dice, and receive standard FUDGE descriptive levels as results.

Event Generator: Randomly determine some generic events for your campaign, that you customize for your campaign. Events you can generate range from "Civil War" to "Estate auction", from "Phony charity seeks donation" to "Complaint Filed" to "Hair Extraction". With hundreds of events possible, you never know what you might find to spice up your game!

GM Decision Maker: When you already have lots of ideas, you can only use one or two of them, and you can't make up your mind which ones you want to go with, this nifty little tool can help you decide.

Magical Effects Generator: Need some quick ideas for magical effects for spells, magic items, traps, etc? The Magical Effects Generator will generate a generic magical effect for you at the click of a button; then you customize the magical effect for your campaign.

Persona Generator: Want to throw in an NPC or two to mix things up a little, but you're tired of using cardboard cut-outs of the same old NPCs? Then use the Persona Generator to give your NPCs some personality and motivation!

The RuneCaster: Are your NPCs too predictable? Throw a little variation in their days with a visit to the RuneCaster. The latest version uses frames, and is best used with a browser screen width of at least 800. (Or you can still use the original, no-frames version.)

Weather Forecaster: Admittedly not the best tool on this site, but it can be useful in determining how weather conditions will change in a campaign setting over a period of time.

Weather Generator: Use this tool for help in determining typical weather conditions in areas of your campaign world for which the weather has not previously been predetermined. Also: A JavaScript version for those of you with browsers that don't support Java 1.1!