The Rpg Gazette

An Australian RPG podcast. Providing cosmic horror audio dramas, using the Call of Cthulhu 7e system. Links youtube.com - Youtube channel spotify.com - Spotify feed podcasts.apple.com - Apple Podcasts feed patreon.com - Patreon page

BlackwaterDnD is a group of best friends rolling dice together and playing pretend, based in Vancouver, Canada playing Dungeons & Dragons. We produce actual play TTRPG content, including our Main Campaign streamed on Twitch, mini-series, and supplementary shows all based around the joy of imagination and improvisation. We are a group of performers and storytellers who focus on stories with heart, that will have you laughing one minute and reaching for your tissues the next. We strive to foster a community that is inclusive, diverse and accessible, and brings a little something for everyone to the table - whether you're brand new to the game, or have every source book you can think of. Links youtube.com - Youtube channel twitch.tv - Twitch channel feeds.transistor.fm - Podcast feed patreon.com - Patreon page discord.gg - Discord server

The Medieval Fantasy City Generator (MFCG) is a highly influential, browser based procedural tool created by the developer watabou. Since its debut in 2017, it has become the gold standard for "instant" urban cartography, capable of generating complex, aesthetic city layouts in a single click. In late 2025 and early 2026, the tool received significant updates to its District View and Building Placement algorithms, allowing for more organic street flow and higher density urban "slums" that better reflect historical medieval layouts. Description The Medieval Fantasy City Generator is a "toy" in the best sense of the word—a lightweight, highly customizable application that prioritizes "cool looking" maps over strict geographical simulation. It uses Voronoi diagrams to partition space into districts, then fills them with procedurally generated buildings, walls, and landmarks. Because it runs entirely in HTML5, it requires no installation and is a favorite for GMs who need to generate a "capital city" or "coastal port" on the fly during a live session. System Overview & Key Features One Click Generation Pressing a single key (Enter) generates a completely new city with unique geography. The tool automatically decides where the castle, the temple, and the market square go, providing an instant foundation for a Game Master to build their narrative upon. Procedural District Mapping The 2026 version features an improved "Alleys and Blocks" view. Cities are divided into logical districts—like the Craftsmans Quarter or the Shanty Town—each with its own architectural density and procedurally generated name that can be edited by the user. Dynamic Warp Tool GMs can manually reshape the city by "warping" its boundaries. If you need a city that is long and thin to fit a specific riverbank, or a circular fortress atop a hill, the warp tool allows you to push and pull the city's footprint while the buildings rearrange themselves in real time. 3D City Viewer Integration By exporting a city as a JSON file, users can open their map in the companion City Viewer app. This transforms the 2D layout into a fully navigable 3D environment, perfect for showing players the "skyline" of the city they are about to enter. SVG and JSON Export Maps can be exported as high quality SVG files, allowing them to be opened in programs like Illustrator or Inkscape for further artistic customization. The JSON export ensures full compatibility with other "Procgen Arcana" tools and major VTTs like Foundry. Azgaar's Integration The generator is natively linked to Azgaar's Fantasy Map Generator. When a user clicks on a city in a world map, it can automatically trigger the Medieval Fantasy City Generator to build that specific town, creating a seamless "World to Street" experience. Additional links watabou.itch.io/medieval-fantasy-city-generator - Official application page watabou.github.io - The full "Procgen Arcana" suite of generators patreon.com/watabou - Official Patreon for supporting the developer