Mission Generator

Mission Generator

Key

(thing) 

must select from list

<thing> 

may include

[thing] 

must arbitrate

PC 

Player character

NPC 

Non player character

character 

any character

Mission

<4/10; Travel to (stage) in (area) and> learn from (idividual) that they must>

<2/10; Prevent (antagonist) from>

<get help from a group of (individual)s to>

Travel to (stage) in (area) and [1-6; (affect) (item) / 7-0; (influence) (idividual)]

<2/10; but really have to [1-6; (affect) (item) / 7-10 (influence) (idividual)]>

<9/10; for [1-2; pre-paid/ 3-4; instant/ 5-0; promised] (item)>

despite attempts by <2/10; 1d4+1> (antagonist) to stop them

<1/10; with an unwanted (individual) companion)

<2/10; But the characters cannot be noticed>

<4/10; Within a time limit>

<2/10; despite rivals with same goal>

<3/100; but goal has already been achieved>

(stage)

<2/10 abandoned>

1-4; Public House

5; Vehicle

6-7; Utility

8-9; [Character's] home

10-12; Historic site

13-15; Research institute

16-17; School

18-20; Temple

21-26; Base

27-29; Warehouse

30; Graveyard

31-32; Mountain

33-34; Island

35-36; Swamp

37-38; River

39-40; Forest/Bush/Jungle

41; Dessert

42; Plains

43-44; Road

45-46; Camp

<4/10; with unfriendly locals>

<1/10; with defences>

<1/10; which is underground>

<2/10; which is contested by (group)s>

<1/10; during a natural disaster>

<1/10; where they get trapped/ambushed>

(individual)

<4/10; a representative of>

<1/10; a group of>

<1/10; the SO of>

<3/10; a foreign>

1-4; Patron

4-7; Leader

8-10; Noble

11-12; Criminal

13; Enemy

14-15; Tradesman

17-20; Ally

21-23; Police Officer

24-25; Beaurocrat

26; Relative

27-29; Mentor

30-31; Academic

32-34; Priest

35-36; Radical

37-39; Military Officer

40-41; Mercenary

42-45; Trader

46; Device (artefact, AI, etc)

<2/10; who is hiding identity>

<1/10; who is pretending to be another (individual)>

<1/10; who plans on their failure>

<1/10; who lies to them about the mission>

<1/10; who is only doing this for entertainment>

<1/10; who is using PCs as a diversion>

<1/10; who they will never see again>

<1/10; who is being controlled by another (individual)>

(affect)

<1/10; must get equipment to>

<1/10; must learn how to>

1-3; Steal

4-5; Alter

6-8; Destroy

9-10; Sabotague

11-13; Return to [1; (area)/ 2-6; (contact)/ 7-0; (individual)]

14; Fix

15-16; Document

(influence)

<1/10; must get equipment to>

<2/10; must learn how to>

1-3; Rescue

4-5; Kidnap

6-8; Inform

9-10; Interrogate

11; Mislead

12-14; Contact

15-18; Protect

19-20; Retrieve (item) from

(item)

<1/10; bugged>

<1/10; sabotagued>

<1/10; part of>

<6/10; multipltle>

1-3; Weapon

4-5; Armour

6-7; Technology

8; Research

9; Installation

10; Cause of Phenonomae

11-12; Equipment

13-14; Vehicle

15; (Stage)

16-18; Cash

19; Blackmail

20; Pillage

21; Document

22; Favour

23; Key

24; Tuition

25; Artwork

26-27; Supplies

28-29; Information

30-31; Evidence

32-34; Trading Goods

35; Slave

36; Title

37; Their Lives

<1/10; with secret properties>

<1/10; which [1-6; is no longer/7-10; never was] there>

<1/10; which has been switched>

<1/10; with a time limit>

<2/10; which is stolen>

(area)

list will have to be written solely by GM; depending on campaign, this may be a group of towns, states, nations or planets.