RandomGen

There are plenty of domains of activity in which random results make up the whole event, or at least an important part of it. For instance, random value generating is quite a big deal when it comes to video games, and even board games. As such, RandomGen comes with various tool to help with values, especially when it comes to tabletop games.

A few advantages are noticed right from the start, and an important one is that you’re not taken through a setup process to ensure proper functionality of the application. More than that, it requires Java Runtime Environment to function, but this only means that it can also run on other operating systems other than Windows, while keeping registry entries intact.

The interface doesn’t pose any accommodation problems whatsoever, with a large section displaying results, and an upper section which holds variables to define the process. On the bright side of things, multiple tabs are supported, so you can keep different generators active at a time, even more of the same type.

The application bundles together different random generator tools, which are mostly used in tabletop RPG games. This is because they include a character generator, coin, dice roll, precious stone, cave, secret roll, and treasure chest. These come with full descriptions so you don’t get stuck along the way.

Variables are all found under TXT files in the libraries directory of the application. This means that you’re free to add more values, or even different generators to meet your demands. This makes it a fully-fledged random generator. Unfortunately, you can’t have result sheets printed out, or saved as different files which can undergo this process.

To sum it up, RandomGen is sure to come in handy whenever decision-making objects in games are missing, especially in tabletop games where all your friends are gathered together. It includes an impressive variety of generators and variables, as well as the possibility to create your own.