Quest generator?

By Brucewayne, in Star Wars: Force and Destiny RPG

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One feature I really like in RPGs are adventure generators. You roll a dice for a location, the type of adventure, the adversary and that sort of thing and the GM builds an adventure off the skeleton of that. It's not enough to make a full campaign or anything, but it can be really helpful for side quests and such. I was wondering if there was anything out there like that for Force and Destiny? Thanks.

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The old D6 Spec Ops supplement had a special mission rollable table set.

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Hey Brucewayne,

You can take an older version of the SWRPG that had a system like what you are talking about, and adapt it yourself for F&D usage. All you have to do is change some of the details in the locations, mission objectives, etc. to match the melieu of this game. Or, you can sit down and actually make one for yourself. I had a similar problem a few years ago. I had no dice, but I wanted to be able to play the PnP games (sometimes as GM), so I wrote a computer program that generated chi-square values for each of the dice types. I considered doing that for EoTE, AoR and F&D, but I found out there was already one written, so I just bought it for like $4.99. Best $5.00 I ever spent. Anyway, you get the idea, right? Look through other systems' charts, get the ideas, change them up a bit fo match the content of this game, and presto! new tool for your own use. Necessity is the mother of invention, or so they say.

PS I don't want to sound too harsh here, I am actually trying to be rather gentle in my language and approach to your problem. I may be doing the same as what I have just suggested above myself very soon, creating random tables to generate adventure hooks by pieces generated by random dice rolls, so I can relate to your frustration in this matter.

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Look up swrpgadventures on twitter.

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I found a random adventure generator table in my collection of SW RPG files. I have it at this link: https://www.dropbox.com/s/b5stzdkbohvcfho/Random%20Adventure%20Tables.pdf?dl=0 . It is fairly comprehensive in nature, and only requires a d100 and d10 to generate a plot and several other factors to base the adventure on. Take a look, and let me know if you find it useful.