The main section of the chart is loosely based on the Myers Briggs personality types. And though some of you might look at that section and say, "Hey! That's not a d30 chart! That's a bunch of d10 charts!", the idea is that over time DMs start to know which 3 sub-areas to use (to create a "custom" d30 chart) to round out they game they want to play.
Some of you may also recognize the column on the left from the d30 DM Companion. The d30 Sandbox Companion takes the NPC items that were included in a measly 2-page spread in the d30 DM Companion (like the ability score "slot" tables), and really "blows them out" to the extent needed by a DM running a sandbox game (16 pages total if you include things like the language determination page, as well as the hireling/henchmen recruitment pages which have yet to be completed.)
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d30 NPC Personality Generator from MediaFire.
To get an update on the d30 Sandbox Companion, read the post from 10/08/12.
I'm always looking for good personality generators, and this one, as usual for New Big Dragon, is an excellent example of brevity, attractive presentation and usefulness. Thank you heartily.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Aaron.
ReplyDeleteBTW, some folks may be wondering about the footnote to the bottom left... it references another page from the NPC section (regarding family background); still working on those.