r/d100

10K archived posts · Sep 2017 – Sep 2026

d100

r/d100

Random lists and tables for tabletop games that you need a d100 to roll on! The lists created here will be posted and archived to www.dndspeak.com.

Created Sep 13, 2017

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10KArchived posts

Welcome to r/d100!

Please review the rules before posting.

This subreddit is dedicated to the creation and sharing of d100 lists that you've created or that you've found somewhere in your internet travels. Want help creating your own list? You've come to the right place! Post a topic that you need a list for and people will comment their suggestions.

Please visit www.dndspeak.com for a full index of all the community-created lists. The lists that are created here will be posted there!

Join the Patreon! Every donation helps keep the Dndspeak web servers up and running. You also get access to cool custom fantasy music tracks, designed PDFs of lists from the website, and more.

###Rules

Be Respectful. Everyone's game is different, which means everyone has different ideas for how the game is supposed to run. When creating a list, or adding to someone else's list, be sure to respect and be kind to each other.
When creating a new list, provide a description of what your list is about AND include 5 examples of answers. This gives the people that are commenting on your list a better idea on what you are going for, which makes for better content for you and everyone else.
Use the REDDIT LIST FORMAT when creating a new list. Click the link for a simple copy-and-paste template that you can put into your submission. This keeps things consistent and looking good for people viewing your list.
Make sure to flair your posts. Once you are finished posting your list, before you do anything else, make sure you apply a flair to your post to mark it Complete or In Progress. This helps keeps things categorized.
If you create a list in this community, you HAVE to maintain it! This subreddit gets filled quickly with people creating ideas for lists, but never going back to maintain them after the initial post. If you post on here looking for the community's help, you must maintain your list. When people comment on your list with their suggestions, you must select the ones you feel are substantial and add them to the list. Failure to do this will have your list deleted, and no one wants that to happen!
When a list is COMPLETE, make sure you comment "!complete" on your own post. This will alert Automod and send me an instant notification that your list is complete and ready to go!

Want to see ONLY the completed lists? Click HERE!

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