The first iteration of
DungeonWords is now available for download. Inside, you will find 240 evocative words distributed among 12 tables on a handy
PocketMod. The final page contains
Artificer's Lament, an example
microdungeon inspired by a handful of random words from the tables.
Note, you will want to print out the PDF without scaling so that the pages fold correctly. If you are new to PocketMods, folding instructions are as follows:
I have also uploaded a non-PocketMod version that is perfect for iPhones and other mobile devices:
DungeonWordsMobile.pdf.
More versions of DungeonWords are in the works. If you have any suggestions, please feel free to comment on this post.
16 comments:
Neat! Thanks for posting this. :)
I'm printing it out now...
Ooooh - shiny!
- Ark
Cool!
Just FYI, the mobile version links to the PocketMod version.
@Matthew: Fixed! Thanks for pointing it out.
Awesome.
Excellent work, you tables will find use at the table this weekend! Thank you!
Bravisimo! Nice work!
Nice! Thanks!
Handy! Thanks.
I forgot to ask--did the Automator instructions help?
I've got this printed out and folded up. Very nice. It's just like The Dungeon Alphabet except lots smaller and not in alphabetical order.
Cool creation dude!
Thanks! I'm looking forward to using this!
@Matthew: I ended up using the PC version of PocketMod to produce the initial version of DungeonWords but I've been messing with the Automator and it looks like it will do the trick for the next one.
@Glenn: That made my day. The Dungeon Alphabet is one serious piece of awesome.
This is great! I just converted it into a text file formatted for use in NBOS Software's excellent random table-generating program Inspiration Pad (free download here: http://www.nbos.com/nox/index.php?action=1001&id=148). I pasted it below if anyone's interested. Just cut & paste this text into Notepad (or any text editor) and save it in the IP directory with the extension .ipt
***begin file***
Table:DungeonWords1
[@One]\n[@Two]\n[@Three]\n[@Four]\n[@Five]\n[@Six]\n[@Seven]\n[@Eight]\n[@Nine]\n[@Ten]\n[@Eleven]\n[@Twelve]\n
Table:One
Lightning
Laboratory
Serpentine
Swarm
Luminescent
Abomination
Aspected
Portal
Zombies
Necromancy
Guarded
Stuffy
Beast
Altar
Transmutation
Emerging
Ancestors
Slab
Face
Servants
Table:Two
Vent
Mummy
Fanatics
Autonomous
Warpstone
Embers
Dragon
Warped
Chained
Petrified
Soulless
Warning
Vampire
Shackles
Bugs
Jars
Oracle
Pyramid
Scrolls
Piercers
Table:Three
Archive
Skeletons
Fountain
Redoubt
Squealing
Pale
Noisome
Verdigris
Ants
Vault
Fumes
Acid
Brass
Spectral
Sacrifice
Testament
Herbs
Summonarium
Obelisk
Necrotic
Table:Four
Graffiti
Grimoire
Seal
Tainted
Acolytes
Vines
Blocked
Ghouls
Orb
Skulls
Gnolls
Cistern
Brain
Torture
Scorched
Armory
Scorpions
Screams
Tilted
Cache
Table:Five
Graffiti
Grimoire
Seal
Tainted
Acolytes
Vines
Blocked
Ghouls
Orb
Skulls
Gnolls
Cistern
Brain
Torture
Scorched
Armory
Scorpions
Screams
Tilted
Cache
Table:Six
Pain
Sarcophagus
Howling
Grave
Oily
Bottomless
Storage
Head
Remains
Epitaph
Ooze
Cultists
Stirges
Bell
Wine
Blood
Font
Sorcerer
Firepit
Library
Table:Seven
Inscriptions
Ticking
Adventurers
Crystals
Wind
Thorns
Prismatic
Infested
Observatory
Lantern
Forge
Trash
Ghost
Exploding
Sticky
Smoke
Apothecary
Runes
Barricade
Tenebrous
Table:Eight
Hive
Mosaic
Clockwork
Candles
Patrols
Key
Echoes
Golem
Juggernaut
Privy
Ectoplasm
Beetles
Entombed
Valve
Furnace
Mirror
Wailing
Mural
Ogre
Clue
Table:Nine
Mist
Fetid
Mausoleum
Precarious
Corpse
Stores
Alarm
Hearth
Lurkers
Spores
Slime
Torches
Artifact
Temple
Arcana
Vapors
Diseased
Catacombs
Compartment
Rats
Table:Ten
Apparatus
Shattered
Alchemy
Ice
Levitating
Well
Orcs
Vermin
Owlbear
Toxic
Captive
Contaminated
Glyphs
Bones
Harem
Spirits
Bilious
Workshop
Stench
Barracks
Table: Eleven
Cantilevered
Shrine
Sweltering
Scriptorium
Sanctuary
Relic
Gallery
Bats
Arena
Niter
Rotting
Platforms
Shards
Quintessence
Trophies
Idol
Steam
Tomb
Eyes
Pool
Table:Twelve
Webs
Jade
Signpost
Plague
Tapestries
Transmission
Spiders
Ambush
Tentacles
Pipes
Controls
Anachronism
Kennels
Vats
Pillars
Fungus
Tracks
Frogs
Coffin
Artifice
@Matthew Millar: Awesome! I used to use Inspiration Pad all the time. But I recently (sort of) switched to a Mac and they didn't have a Mac version last time I checked.
But still very, very cool!
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