Does donjon; RPG Tools Support Tabletop RPGs Other Than Dungeons & Dragons?
Yes. donjon; RPG Tools is not a D&D-only site. Its index lists generators for Avatar Legends, Call of Cthulhu (CoC), RWBY, and several science-fiction systems including Star Wars (SWd20 and SWd6), Traveller, Alien RPG, and Blade Runner. D&D still gets the deepest coverage — separate sections for AD&D, d20/Fantasy, D&D 4e, D&D 5e, and D&D 5.5 — but the non-D&D tools are real, named sections rather than afterthoughts.
Non-D&D systems on the site
| System | Tools listed |
|---|---|
| Avatar Legends | Name Generator, Random Generator, NPC Generator |
| Call of Cthulhu (CoC) | NPC Generator |
| RWBY | Team Generator |
| Star Wars (SWd20) | Freight Jobs, SciFi World Generator, Star System Generator |
| Star Wars (SWd6) | System Generator |
| Traveller | System Generator |
| Alien RPG | Name Generator, Random Generator, Job Generator, NPC Generator, System Generator |
| Blade Runner | Name Generator, Random Generator, Case Generator, NPC Generator |
| Weird Fiction | Weird Name Generator, Random Generator |
| Science Fiction (general) | SciFi Name Generator, Random Generator |
What the non-D&D tools actually do
The pattern is consistent across systems: generators that produce names, NPCs, jobs, cases, teams, worlds, or star systems. For example, the Alien RPG section combines a name generator, a general random generator, a job generator, an NPC generator, and a system generator. The Blade Runner section swaps "job" for "case," matching the investigative tone of that game. Traveller and SWd6 each expose a system generator, which is the kind of tool you'd use to roll up a star system rather than a character.
If you're running a sci-fi or horror campaign, the practical entry points are:
- Alien RPG or Blade Runner — start with the NPC and job/case generators to populate a session quickly.
- Traveller or Star Wars — use the system and star system generators to build locations before play.
- Avatar Legends or CoC — the NPC generators are the main non-D&D character tools listed.
Where D&D still dominates
The site's structure makes the imbalance clear. AD&D, d20/Fantasy, D&D 4e, D&D 5e, and D&D 5.5 each get their own section with a full spread: random dungeon, five room dungeon, random encounter, random magic shop, random treasure, and more. The non-D&D sections are narrower — usually one to five tools each. So donjon works for other systems, but if you need a random dungeon or treasure hoard, those are built around D&D assumptions.
How to find them
The site index groups everything by system under headings like "Avatar Legends," "AD&D," "d20/Fantasy," "RWBY," "Weird Fiction," and "Science Fiction." Scroll to the system you want rather than searching by tool name, since the same tool name (e.g., "Random Generator") appears under multiple systems with different outputs.