A software engine solution with an underlying CLI/API intended for dungeon mastering (DMing) tabletop games and designed to be system-agnostic.

Can be extended to other use-cases such as for interfacing with AirTable (see an example with D&D 5E).

• MongoDB object non-relational database to store RPG elements
• Campaign management
• Character generation
• World/region generation
• Language generation
• Family tree generation

• API/Daemon microservice
• CLI
• Plugin support for Lua

• Create random PCs/NPCs with skeleton backgrounds, personality, and strengths/weaknesses (character generation with tagging).
  • Complex characteristic and tag generation using editable tables found in files (see tables).
  • Will list relative attributes in a system-agnostic fashion (but use typical archetypical features such as Strength and Charisma).
• Create random locations and populations (e.g., cities, countries, regions) with placed NPCs (setting generation with tagging).
• Create random rumours, adventure hooks, and roll on any customizable random table including [1]:
  • Factions
  • Noble Houses
  • Terrain
• Create random dungeons, populate them, and generate a graphical output.
• Create graphical map outputs for generated worlds and regions.
• Create connections between locations, factions [2].
• Create histories for a setting using machine learning.
• Create adventure/episode/arc/story skeletons [3].
  • Randomly generate elements of these [4].
  • Output to PDF (LaTeX? Homebrewery-esque?).

• https://www.reddit.com/r/Pathfinder_RPG/comments/2t8xwu/compilation_of_random_character_creation_tables/

• [1] https://www.reddit.com/r/DnD/comments/452r6r/a_massive_and_growing_resource_of_random_tables/
• [2] http://redbeardsravings.blogspot.ca/2011/08/faction-connections-in-megadungeon.html
• [3] https://fate-srd.com/fate-core/defining-scenarios
• [4] http://geekandsundry.com/how-to-write-the-best-dd-adventures-ever/