Dungeons, Dragons, Dorks, Destruction, and a Thousand Tieflings

This PDF is fillable! Keep everything you need to remember about your players at your fingertips with these foldable initiative trackers. Never need to ask for a character's passive perception or AC again... unless you want to purposefully induce panic by saying ‘Never mind, you don’t see anything.’

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Initiative Tracker Includes:

- Concentration

- Action Readied

- Reaction

- Armor Worn

- Stealth Disadvantage

- Alignment

- Initiative

- Hitpoints

- Speed

- Darkvision

- Perception

- Max hitpoints

- Languages

- Flaws

- Base Stats

- Skills & Saves

- Special Abilities

- AC

- Spell Slot Tracker

- Magic Items

- Attacks Per Turn

- Level & Class

donjon has tons of generators. for calendars. for demographics of a country and city. for names (both fantastical and historical) of people, nations, magics, etc.

this site lets you generate/design a city, allowing you to choose size, if you want a river or coast, walls around it, a temple, a main keep, etc.

this twitter, uncharted atlas, tweets generated maps of fantasy regions every hour.

I spent a bit playing with this one-page dungeon generator. It’s nifty.

I like the way the Desert Lair of the Moon One (second row, on the right) came out as symmetric around the entrance. I could definitely see a use in sticking these into a megadungeon (as like levels or sublevels; add stairs/connections out and strip away the suggested history and you’re set), though they don’t come out with, like, monsters actually placed (just suggestions for what to use), or uses for the rooms ever assigned, so there’s still some prep to be done (beyond, like, implementing the rules for the dungeon) before any of these are play-ready. There also isn’t any treasure placed, but there are obvious places to put it.

An old design I apparently never inked.