Eigengrau-s-Essential-Establishment-Generator VS Armoria

Kassoon Eigengrausgenerator Donjon PBE games Azgaar's Fantasy Map Generator.

Hah. You caught me red-handed; I'm a musician, and I indeed did make a town simulator for my DnD game. Generative art is a passing interest of mine, and I occasionally will tinker around with Max MSP, which has Node support. During my undergrad, I made a little webapp called Play Something, which is a sort of constrained-improv-instructions, a stochastic score generation inspired by Cage and Xenakis' aleatoric and indeterminacy works. My creative background has certainly influenced my programming- I was drawn to it because I saw its potential as a method of generating stories, and there are plenty of really great tools that augment and extend the creative process.

I ran my games this way, and found improving a whole town so stressful that I made a town generator to do it for me- now I don't have to worry if they decide to investigate a hamlet that I didn't expect, as it produces all the descriptions and NPCs necessary. Incorporating Foundry into it makes a huuuuuge difference for my online games.

Eigengrau's Generator - Ambitious generator that will put together a whole town for you, complete with taverns and individual residents with their own personalities.

Eisengraus Generator

Village generator with prompts for NPCs, places etc

This is really cool, good stuff! I make an open source town generator called Eigengrau's Generator, let me know if you have any plans for adding import capabilities!

https://eigengrausgenerator.com/ Denerates towns and NPCs, all in paragraphs suitable to read out to players.

Would I be able to incorporate this into my town generator? Would provide credit, of course.

For anyone looking for more depth for their TTRPG games I highly suggest exploring https://eigengrausgenerator.com/. It will lazily generate beautiful, varied details on a town, it's locations, it's buildings, it's denizens, their relations, provide story hooks, and more. Like a good game master it gives just enough surface detail to maintain the immersion, but will generate more detail as you (or your players) interact with whatever catches your (their) fancy.

Armoria (To create flags or shields etc.)

Armoria

I've made a little coat of arms generator for my game Vagabond. It's not as complex as Azgaar's one but I am pretty happy with the result.

Try GIMP and/or Inkscape. Might take a little learning but they're free and open source (FOSS) and fully featured. Inkscape handles vector graphics better. You can also randomly generate them in Armoria as u/Newsalem777 pointed out.

Drawshield and Armoria are two good online ones you can download images from after making them.

Use something like armoria with either img2ascii or libcaca

Edit 2: here are the links for Armoria and Krita!! Armoria is a part of the Azgaar's map making program, which I also heavily use, and also recommend!

What are you using for heraldry pictures? Have you tried Armoria?