The Burrunjor

Or, Mokuy gets dinosaurs

“Giant lizard, small dinosaur or feathered reptile?

There have been conflicting descriptions of this giant reptilian Indigenous cryptid, but documented sightings from the 1950s to the late 1980s describe the creature as walking on two legs – akin to a 20th-century tyrannosaurus rex.”

https://www.racv.com.au/royalauto/travel/australia/australian-mythical-folklore-creatures.html

Burrunjor

So of course if it could be seen in 1950, it could be seen in 1800!

Above article also has the ferocious drop bear, of course.

Dungeon23 – 038 Ruby Base Level 26 Key 5

Level 26 is accomodation for the workers.

GM: Key 5 shows dormitory type room setups, a row for men, a row for women, with two of Dr Ruby being perfectly happy to disintegrate on bad behaviour of minions.

Desert Maps

Alex has made some adjustments to his Alpine algorithm for TextMapper to get better desert terrain – e.g. Australian. Lots of generic rpg maps assume European type things – e.g. cool to cold, whereas Australia is temperature to equatorial, in general.

This one is a nice example https://campaignwiki.org/text-mapper/alpine/document?width=52&bottom=3&peaks=7&bumps=2&height=48&steepness=4&peak=10&bump=2&arid=0&climate=desert&type=hex&seed=693329917

Map Generation – Cities and Towns

https://github.com/LAVS-TM/Map-Generation

A program that can generate cities and towns, medieval Voronoi style. Along with a viewer that can produce graphcis the base output is json, which gives you vector data to use with other things. Very nice!

Sample city

Here is an example of a possible configuration for the city to be generated:

city = City(10000, 10000, has_walls=True, has_castle=True)
tools.json(city, '/generated_city/city.json')

Perlbrew

https://perlbrew.pl/

Alex Schroeder told me about this one, I generally just installed a distro and then upgraded when necessary.

Where you can manage them locally.

I changed from shared hosting to an upgrade to allow some extra perl options – which didn’t really give what I wanted, but looks like this will.

Which should make it easier to contribute to his stuff from wherever, with a dev environment online to test things.

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