Seeking a good D&D weather generator

[Ogrork the Mighty]

Doesn't have to be 3E, but I'd prefer something generic rather than specific to a particular campaign world (i.e. doesn't have non-traditional month names).

Anyone know of any?

I used to use a good one online that utilized the old 1E weather tables, but the link appears to be dead now...

 

[jezter6]

If you already have Campaign suite, there's a generator there that will generate up to a month (i think) of weather given the area type (tropical, moderate, arctic, et), location (coastal or inland), and season.

 

[Ankh-Morpork Guard]

DM Genie has a very detailed weather generator built in. I love that thing.

 

[dpmcalister]

There's the Campaign Calendar from Mythosa (the same guy who created TableSmith - which is also excellent). You can get it from www.mythosa.net IIRC. Look in the utilies page down towards the bottom. You can use it "as is" or create your own calendar (months, days, moon cycle) and go with that. I use it in my WFRP campaign and highly recommend it.

 

[Ogrork the Mighty]

DM Genie has a very detailed weather generator built in. I love that thing.

But I can't figure out how to print it out, so it's not that useful for me.

 

[Ogrork the Mighty]

There's the Campaign Calendar from Mythosa (the same guy who created TableSmith - which is also excellent). You can get it from www.mythosa.net IIRC. Look in the utilies page down towards the bottom. You can use it "as is" or create your own calendar (months, days, moon cycle) and go with that. I use it in my WFRP campaign and highly recommend it.

Can you post a direct link? I can't seem to find it.

p.s. it's free, no?

 

[Mean DM]

I'd suggest checking out WeatherMaster. It does everything I need it to and a bit more.

Cheers,

Mark

 

[dpmcalister]

Can you post a direct link? I can't seem to find it.

p.s. it's free, no?

http://www.mythosa.net/Utils.html#Other The link is labelled Campaign Calendar Source (I don't want to give the direct download link as that could be considered leeching). And, yes, it's free.

 

[DMFTodd]

Weather

Tablesmith from Mythosa has a sample table that creates weather for you. You probably have to do some tweaking for your area, but it's free. And Tablesmith does lots more cool stuff as well.

 

[Fargoth]

I too recommend Weathermaster. I have used many of the other programs mentioned thus far ... but Weathermaster is far and above better IMHO.

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