Table Fables: A collection of tables for the weary game master

I am so damn happy I was scrolling through DnD stuff when I was. One look at the description of the book was all I needed. I may not get the chance to play tabletop gaming much anymore, but this perfect collection of tables (As the cover says) is the best thing to help me flesh out my fantasy novel. One scene revolved around one character getting cursed for a few minutes before it's undone, now, instead of me finding something easy to write about, one of your tables and a roll of my dice makes me just as surprised as how to solve the situation as they are. Hell, one page was so cool because it listed tables for every aspect of a kingdom or large city. Now that is what I need to fuel how the world looks. Great stuff with this one. I hope you have all the success this book deserves. Damn good work.

This thing has saved my a*s many times

The tables worked brilliantly to get some ideas flowing. Especially the magic items. There's plenty to work on, detail wise, and 2 people can look at this, and interpret things completely different ways I'll use it again.

Completely generic fantasy RPG resource. Plainly written and easy to follow. Excellent time saver if you need to create an off-the-cuff scenario. This is now amongst my Game Master essential tools. Highly recommended for both group and solo role playing.

Does what it says on the tin, an excellent little book full of ideas to get your imagination going. I've already used it a number of times to get me starting on writing new quests, and it's been really useful in giving a good starting point when you're blank on new ideas. I don't tend to roll much for random ones, just pick and choose something I find interesting or fitting. I'll be getting the others when I can!

Such a little book with so much content. Just started writing my own Role Play book and have used this so much to build my dungeon and land around it. Never be lost for ideas ever again

Every had that moment? Then this is the book for you! Never for something vital just when I need an extra detail. Have used this with my DnD group every so often, just when I wanted to add a little colour to some random details or for a random magic effect. Very witty and very useful, would recommend!

I love the randomness of D&D, players opening chests and making them roll d100s to see what potion or magic item they find inside. It's clear the author cares a lot about these also, as the magic items and weapons are homebrew which allow you to give your players a few truely unique items.