Science fiction and fantasy
Fiction and Generators
Characters and Styles
Meet the Warpcore SF characters, and choose your favourite style to skin this site. 
StoriesSometimes I like to commit science fiction, and you can read some of the incriminating evidence here.Pulpulous A novelist fights back against the threat of obsolescence. Fear of Man Vint is imprisoned, accused of no longer being human. A short science fiction story about genetic engineering. Fiction GeneratorsThese random science fiction and fantasy generators range from the sensible to the absurd. They are tools for generating story ideas, names, and various other gubbins to help inspire your fiction. Use them to spark your creativity or simply for the fun of it.SFF Characters This tool will help give you ideas for characters for RPGs and science fiction, fantasy and horror stories. Anthropomorphic Personification Plots A generator for all those times when Death on a pale horse seems too old hood. Monster Generator Generate unique beasties to populate your fantasy and horror worlds. Fantasy Plot Generator If you're stuck for ideas for creating a fantasy plot, this random plot generator could help you get those creative juices flowing. It's unlikely, though. Vampires, fae, urban fantasy and love make for heady stories with some very odd plots. Prophecy Generator What fantasy would be complete without omens, dire portents and signs? Superpower Generator Find your ideal superpower with this generator. Science Fiction Plot Generator This random plot generator creates unlikely plots suitable for science fiction stories. Or perhaps it churns out nonsense that will only help you to procrastinate. You decide. McGuffin Generator Generate one of those McGuffins which science fiction writers love so much. TechnoBabbage Fantasy devices with a steampunk twist. Fantasy Name Generator All out of ideas for naming those characters in your next fantasy novel? You probably shouldn't look here. Fantasy Name Generator II This version generates names based on a name you input. It's a little more sensible than the version above, and generates more results. |
