Hi! Can I get a community copy please?

1. Thank you for including a printer-friendly version!
2. I don’t suppose you could upload a middle-ground version: same as the 2-page main version, but no background? For printing at home in color, but without needing to crop the white off the edges.

Phenomenal! I’ve been looking for something like this or just winging it for a while now, and Triple-O is exactly right! I first stumbled across Random Realities and figured I’d check out your other work, and I’m glad I did. 

Ok, so, I do wanna ask still even if it is CC-BY-SA 4.0, could I adapt this into a solo wargaming opponent ai and incorporate it into a wargame I'm in the brainstroming process of?

Nice, I like the O, O, O in particular.

Fantastic tool!

Wow! This seems quite popular, congrats! And well deserving. This is exactly the tool I need. I hadn’t thought of approaching things this way and it has  been and elegant solution so far. Thanks!

Fantastic tool. Gonna use this on some adventures getting dust on the shelf! And btw, awesome design too, as always!

Very creative approach. Can't wait to use it to test my current world building efforts! Also love the design.

Well, it's original and weird, turning the tables from the "GM generator" to the "characters behavior generator". Take my money just for the idea 😁

Wow. 

I am immersed in trying to create a purely character driven solo RPG.

Then you release this!

Thank you.

My idea was, like yours, to focus on all the character traits. I am getting bogged down  with trying to assemble  inspirational tables to help generate traits.

Once you have a fully fleshed out character, when you have to ask "what happens next?" - randomly select a trait and  use that to advance the narrative.

Eu vi a ideia brilhante! Quando gui atras do autor, era o Capacle! Heheh so podia ser o Capacle! 💖😁

Woah - this is a great tool! Really unique and interesting - I can see how it will work well and I can’t wait to use it!

Out of interest, what size font do you use in these layouts? The 4-column layout works really well and it’s clearly readable, without looking cramped like I would have thought it would.