People generator

I created this "people" generator to abolish the common, Earth based stereotypes in fantasy worlds. Northerners in most fantasy games are tall, muscular blond guys, like vikings, people in the desert have dark brown skin, they are tall and have curly black hair, just like in real world, etc. etc.
If you preferred that your fantasy world didn't have these tropes, wait no longer! With this people generator now you can create randomized groups of people for your countries, no need to have the same boring stuff everyone else has!

Worldbuilding 101

Worldbuilding isn’t an easy task, and in this new series of posts, I will show you some tips and tricks to make it easier.  This week, it’s the people of your world.

The Elder Scrolls Conversion Project; Races of Mer

Just as the races of men, the Elves, or Mer are also numerous, but only four of them was playable. They are the following: The noble, and haughty masters of magic, the High Elves, or Altmer, the ritually caniballistic forestdwellers, the Wood Elves, or Bosmer, the darkskinned ashlander Dark Elves, or Dunmer, and the strong berserkers, the Orcs, or Orsimer.

The Elder Scrolls Conversion Project; Beast races

There are several races of beastfolk in the world of the Elder Scrolls, but the most common ones are the catfolk Khajiit and the lizardmen Argonian. Here are the statistics for them

The Elder Scrolls Conversion Project; Races of Men

There are over a dozen races of Men in the world of Tamriel, but so far only four of them were playable in the games, and keeping the tradition, these four are the races I am going to convert. These races are the proud and hardy people of Skyrim, the Nords, the cunning and magical people of High Rock, the Breton, the imperialistic and charismatic people of Cyrodiil, the Imperials, and lastly from a different ancestry, the fierce and willful people of Hammerfell, the Redguards.

D&D 5th Edition Goblinoid Player Races :REVISED:

Everybody knows them, everybody loves them! Your favorite goblinoids as player races, only here! Use them as a player, or create NPC-s for your games as you wish.

D&D 5th Edition Half-orc subraces

Give Half-orcs the respect they deserve!

In all previous editions, and in 5th as well, orcs were treated as the bastard children of the game. In 3.5 orcs had negative stat modifiers, and thankfully that has disappeared, they are still not equal to more beautiful races in options. There are many subraces of orc, as well as elves, but their descendants don't get this type of luxury... Well, I am going to change that!

With this homebrew supplement, you will find that half-orcs have the same number of options than those weak fancy pants elves!