Tech Apocalypse Adventure Tables

Everything you need to solo your favorite TTRPGs!

These tables were made with games in mind like Dreams & Machines, Numenera, Fallout, and ECO MOFOS!! However, there is no need to know how to play any of those games to use these tables.

• 22 Pages: With bookmarks and hyperlinks for easy navigation.

• Action/Theme Event Generators: Roll a d100 for an action and another roll for a theme. Maybe you get "Explore Object." Interpret that as something you or someone else is doing, or maybe it's your new goal or mission. You may roll more to generate answers such as who is doing the event and what "Thing" they're looking for.

• People: Names, Adversaries, Dispositions, Relationships, Occupations, & Archetypes. Flesh out a character or NPC in a few rolls!

• Faction & Organization Types, Hacker & Broker Niches: There are many subsets of these groups, with descriptions of their duties, beliefs, or expertise.

• General Traits & Elements: Descriptions of (usually) inanimate objects and elements you may come in contact with.

• Complications: These are great for mid-game, random complications, or to end your session with a big reveal. You may get "Shelter is compromised," or "Key information is corrupted."

• Mutations: More on the light-hearted side, not too gory. Maybe you come across something (or someone) mutated, or take on a mutation yourself, such as nodes & wires, cracks, or fungi.

• Yes/No Oracles: Roll any time you need a yes or no (and or but) answer.

• Things: This can be treasure, clues, a personal item, or any other thing you may need.

• Places: Places you may come across within or outside of a community. This could be a place you're already in or a place you need to go.

• Encounters: Events happening within or outside of a community that you can choose to engage in. These are like story seeds or one-shot ideas. Expand on the ideas by using the Event generators.

• Community Names: Use both tables to create a name. You can also use the Traits table for the overall feel of the community you find yourself in or need to travel to.

• Community Quirks: Something about the community that’s a little (or a lot) different from others. Any of these could also be incredibly common in your world. Things like Offerings to Machines or Barter Economy.

• Calamities: This is the current or upcoming main issue that you may want to deal with or help solve. These are usually more for campaign ideas, but can last as many sessions as you like.

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