Sometimes you need to produce spontaneous scientific jargon in your game. Your PCs need to oscillate the anterior nadion actuator or invert the ambient access manifold. Maybe it's important that somebody harmonise the magnetic flux stabiliser. Technobabble, a feature of Star Trek and Doctor Who, can inject some atmosphere into your game. The following table uses a d66 (roll d6 twice, the first being 'tens' and the second being 'ones') to randomly generate one of 46,656 different combinations.
Technobabble In RPGs
Sometimes you need to produce spontaneous scientific jargon in your game. Your PCs need to oscillate the anterior nadion actuator or invert the ambient access manifold. Maybe it's important that somebody harmonise the magnetic flux stabiliser. Technobabble, a feature of Star Trek and Doctor Who, can inject some atmosphere into your game. The following table uses a d66 (roll d6 twice, the first being 'tens' and the second being 'ones') to randomly generate one of 46,656 different combinations.
Cool table. I've added it to the RandomTableWiki. You can use this link to roll it:
http://randomtablewiki.paladinpgm.com/rolltable.rtw?RollRequest=[Thing/Technobabble]
And this link to edit the table:
https://sites.google.com/a/paladinpgm.com/randomtablewiki/randomtables/thing/technobabble
And since the table can be edited, "reverse polarity of the neutron flow" is now a possible result
If you're going to copy my work, some credit or acknowledgment would be appreciated, at the least.
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Imaculata
Hero
Please post them all. These are awesome!
dwayne
Adventurer
So far everything you are doing is just gold to me, can not wait for your books I will own them all.
der_kluge
Adventurer
I'm just gonna leave this here. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RXJKdh1KZ0w