Once you've created your list, simply select 'Custom' from the drop-down menu, then use the 'Randomize all' or 'Randomize store' button for a random, custom inventory. Note that if this number is higher than the number of items in your list, it'll simply add items up until that maximum. This field determines how many items from your list will be randomly added to the shop inventory. This value is randomized however, and could both be added and subtracted from the price you entered. If you enter 10, there'll be a price difference of up to 10%. If you set it to 0, the price you entered will not change. The first is the price margin, this determines how much the price you've entered will be randomized.
There are two more fields to play around with. Item name, item price, item name, item price Simply enter an item, followed by a comma, followed by a price, then, if you want to add more items, either add them on a new line, or separate them further with commas. Creating a custom inventoryĪdding your own custom inventory is very easy. But you can easily set your own prices by creating a custom inventory. Not to mention the differences in prices within those economies. The prices aren't in any currency, this is done on purpose as different game systems use different currencies. Simply click in the field you wish to alter, and type away. You can still edit the generated inventory, perhaps to alter the prices for example. 'Randomize NPC' will randomize the top info, and the look of the NPC, 'Randomize store' will randomize the shop inventory, and 'Randomize all' will randomize all of these elements. Simply select the shop inventory type you need from the drop-down menu, toggle one or more of the races (if none are toggled, humans will be used), and click one of the randomize buttons. Need a quick shop inventory for an RPG campaign? Perhaps a fully fleshed out inventory of wares you handpicked? Look no further, this tool provides it all and more.
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