Eigengrau's Essential Establishment Generator, or EEEG for short, is a tabletop procedural generation tool for towns, npcs, and more. It creates paragraphs of text suitable to be read directly to the players during a game. No longer do you have to simply describe a generic, unnamed tavern as "small"- this is the sort of stuff that you can read out instead:
What It's For
Go to https://eigengrausgenerator.com/ to see the most current live build of EEEG in action!
NOTE: The live build is often several weeks or months behind the current build here on GitHub. Compile the generator locally to see all the latest features and updates!
You can build a Docker image to run EEEG in a container, using Node's http-server
as a static HTTP server.
git
repository and cd
into it. docker build --tag eeeg:latest .
to build an image. docker run -p 8080:80 eeeg:latest
to start the image. This will bind the container's port 80
to the host's port 8080
, so pick something else if you are already using 8080
for something.Join our Discord to talk about the project in real time
The Discord is where the main realtime discussion happens- GitHub Discussions is for more in-depth discussion about future features.
Also consider joining the subreddit.
We love getting pull requests! You can find out more about contributing to the project here.
You will need a recent version of NodeJS,
as well as Yarn, which you can install by running npm install -g yarn
once you have NodeJS installed.
Once you've cloned the project, run yarn install
to install the required dependencies.
You will also need to download Tweego.
You can do so so either by running yarn install-compiler
,
or by downloading it from here. and placing the contents inside /Eigengrau-s-Essential-Establishment-Generator/.twine.
if the .twine folder does not already exist, just create one.
yarn test
to run tests.yarn build
to build the output files. (Note that this will return a File Not Found error, but it is working) The entire thing will output to the /gh-pages folder as the index.html file.yarn start
to start a development build that automatically rebuilds on file changes (Note that this will complain about circular dependency issues, but will work just fine).If you don't want to code, that's okay! The Generator is built out of a novel's worth of words, and we're always in need of more descriptions. You can find writing tasks here.
You can also find easy work to do on the generator here.
If you can't contribute pull requests consider supporting the Generator through Patreon
We hope that you find it useful!