Randomly Generated Brothels
- Daisies
- The Don
- Blinkers
- The Prudes Suspenders
- Gold’s Dust
- The Velvet Fang
- The Whisper Home
- The Hook
- Over the River
- Slooshes
- The Rapid Rascal
- The Stoat
- The Fidgety Ferret
- Long Shaft
- The Guards
- Chastity’s
- The Mask
- The Red Dress
- Jewels
- Silken Flute
- The Nag’s Head
- Drummers
- Sailors Choice
- Blacksmiths Envy
- The Nagging Wife
- Colins Rubble
- Drons Beat
- The Wink
- Maggie’s Horn
- The Sun & Cider
- The Oakworm
- Tickle & Feather
- The Mistress
- Madam Zersannies
- The Kings Court
- The Cursed Coin
- Slit
- The Maiden Head
- The Rusty
- The Silken Ferret
- Long Legs
- Elven Whispers
- The Leg
- False Suspenders
- Aunt Fannies Bloomers
- Final Rest
- Cocks Crow
- The Unblinking Eye
- The Bountiful Bosom
- Tuskers
- The Thrusting Gentleman
- Tally Hoes
- Rutting
- Pigs in Blankets
- The Delicate Touch
- Aphrodite’s Wish
- The Dirty Secret
- Long Locks
- Sweat
- Brothel
- Taters
- The Swift Finish
- Cumberlands
- The Missing Sausage
- The Fools Frolic
- Dragons
- The Bushel
- Farmers Oats
- The Raised Brow
- Genies
- The Farfetched Feather
- Junk
- The Connoisseur’s Choice
- Colossus
- The Smooth Ride
- Bucking
- The Great Big Globes
- The Glimmeric
- Loving Embrace
- Chokers Necklace
- The Grand Madams Emporium of Fine Delicacies, Treats, and the Exotic
- Thug’s Retreat
- Warriors Return
- Gold Gobblers
- Cackling Croons
- The Warty
- Bessie’s Best
- Corset
- Winkies
- The Shagger
- Port of Call
- The Home away from Hoes
- Smooth
- The Maiden Fair
- The Bit
- Hosted
- Glamourous Delights
- Happily Ever After
- Sultry Stare
- The Full Flush
- The slums.
- A shantytown.
- A well-to-do residential neighborhood.
- The docks district.
- The riverfront district.
- The barracks district.
- In an ally off a foreign bazaar.
- In an ally off the main market square.
- In the shadow of a temple.
- Above a boisterous tavern.
- Behind a tavern teeming with criminals.
- Adjacent to a tavern full of gamblers.
- Underground.
- Outside the walls of the city, or the outskirts of a town.
- At the base of a wizards tavern.
- In the now conquered cave a a monster.
- By itself on a main trading route.
- In the basement of a tavern.
- On the same street with many other Brothels.
- In a park, forest, or large garden.
- Simple snacks
- Banquets
- Simple food
- Often incorporated with what it offers.
- Exotic delights
- Spicy treats
- Simple food
- No food
- Grubby poorly made meals.
- All you can eat buffets.
- Standard Tavern or Pub beverages.
- Cocktails
- Grog, nothing but grog.
- Standard Tavern or Pub beverages.
- No drinks served.
- The finest wines and champagnes.
- Really weird stuff, for those with the most interesting fetishes.
- Illegal stuff. If this is found out, the place would be burnt down, the owners hung. It is clearly kept in great secret.
- It involves food.
- Doesn’t offer anything special or different.
- Exotic races.
- The most beautiful women and men. Not just a claim, but the actual truth.
- Pay a lump sum for all you want (Whores, Drink, Food, everything included)
- Doesn’t offer anything special or different.
- Stuff with exotic/magical ingredients, potions, etc.
- Magical delights.
- The workers themselves, in a democracy.
- A Madam
- A Surly Brute
- A Tyrannical and Cruel Fellow
- A Sultry Seductor
- A Wizard or Witch
- The workers are underpaid and poorly treated.
- Nothing really, it just your regular old brothel.
- It is a Patron of the King or Ruling Faction.
- It is blessed and a shrine or temple to the God of Love or Fertility.
- Nothing really, it just your regular old brothel.
- Once a month it offers it services for free.
- It is secretly home to a dark cult.
- All those who work there are related.
- Nothing really, it just your regular old brothel.
- It doesn’t trade in coin, but in many other things (contracts, items, stock, secrets, etc)
- A nobleman has got one of the girls pregnant, but refuses to acknowledge her or the child.
- Someone slaughter half of the workers and clients in the night.
- Nothing at all.
- A paragon of the God of Love has appeared.
- A group of outrage townsfolk has started protesting outside of the Brothel, disgusted with what it does.
- The oldest patron, who has come to the Brothel every day for the last fifty years has finally died. A day of mourning and celebration, along with a lavish funeral is being held for them.
- Nothing at all.
- One of the working boys has fallen madly in love with one of his clients, but can’t go off with them since they are already married.
- A sink hole has appeared in the basement of the Brothel. No one is sure what lies at the bottom, and they worry it might grow bigger, and take the Brothel with it.
- Nothing at all.
Introducing Your D&D Character – Dungeons and Dragons Name Generator
My new character is an incredible 'tank' for the party. His consitution is a 20, strength an 18. He's got full plate and a razor sharp battle axe. In his offhand, he holds firm a large shield that bares his crest. He knows no fear, and enemies flee at the mere utterance of his name! … Squee!!
…what?
I've always had trouble naming my characters. I mean, no mater what my character does, or says, or wields, he's always going to have that name. His name should reflect his personality, or send shivers through the spines of his enemies. At very least, his name shouldn't suck.
There are many rules of thumb that you can follow when creating names. For instance with Dwarf names, D&D's most common Dwarven heroes have first name that's generally two sharp syllables, and a last name that sometimes reflects the family vocation or pastime. I.E. Brogar Mugfoam. Elves seem to like apostrophes and softer syllables.
Everyone is good at something, and my something is definitely not generating names for D&D characters, regardless of how many rules of thumb I observe… Here are some of the sources to which I turn when my naming skills (or lack thereof) fail me.
Any given Dungeons and Dragons campaign will have lots of NPCs to deal with, and many of them don't have names at all. Every now and then, an NPC suddenly becomes important enough that the party will need to referr to him once or twice, and a name becomes necessary.
Most likely, the time it takes to browse through a list of names from ancient whenever just wont be worth it. For cases like these, Dungeons and Dragons name generators are perfect!
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