With the LitRPG Adventures Workshop RPG town and city description generator, you can create a wide variety of locations with the click of a button! I used the GPT-3 API to create a tool that will help all sorts of gamers. If you enjoy tabletop role-playing games like D&D or Pathfinder, keep reading. We’ve got some examples of town and city descriptions as well as overland areas too.
Fantasy Town Descriptions
Here’s just a few of the fantasy town and city descriptions you can create with LitRPG Adventures Workshop.
Ronek Village
Village (Elves)
Description
Ronek Village is a small village in the elven forest. It is known for its rare and exotic fruits and vegetables. Among the known produce from this village is the Ronek Banana. The village is home to roughly fifty elves, and fifty humans. It is considered one of the more peaceful villages in the world.
The village is ruled by a mayor, and is governed by a town assembly. The village has a large grange building, where they gather to discuss their business. The building is made out of wood, and has large double doors that open into the room. The room is very large, and has very large tables that the village assembly sits at. The floor is made of natural stone, and there is a large fireplace in the main room.
The village is found on the border of the elven forest, and it is surrounded by a large stone wall. The stone wall was built a hundred years ago to keep their enemies out. They also erected a large gatehouse at the front of the village, and have a small army that guards that gate.
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They have a town watch, that patrols the streets of the village, and the surrounding forest to prevent any enemy forces from entering the village. The forest that surrounds the city is home to many types of animals, but more importantly is the home of the rare Ronek Banana.
History
The village of Ronek was founded roughly a hundred years ago by a group of people who were living in the elven cities, and had grown tired of the city life. They packed up all their belongings, and ventured into the forest.
They followed a small river, and found a glade in the forest, that was nestled between two hills. They built a small village out of wood, and called it Ronek Village. The village grew slowly over the years, and was able to remain a peaceful haven in a war ravaged world.
The village was surrounded by a large stone wall that was built, but the people soon found out that the wall wasn’t needed. They had maintained peace in their village, and they didn’t have to worry about anyone attacking them.
The only threat to the village is from wild animals and plants.
Uderholt
Small City (Elves)
Description
Uderholt is a small city, it was the capital city of the elves until a few centuries ago. There were only about 1000 elves in the city. It was abandoned in the past, but was resurrected a few hundred years ago.
A dwarven king sent out an expedition and found it abandoned. He sent his entire army to the city to claim it. When the dwarves arrived, they were attacked and slaughtered by an unknown army of elves.
The dwarves were shocked at the size of the army, they had never seen an army of elves before. There were about 3000 elves in the city. Uderholt was not a hidden city, the elves lived there for years.
They had never before had to worry about the dwarves being able to find them. When the dwarves showed up, the elves have feared them. The dwarves were small, so the elves did not think they were a threat.
The dwarves were not a threat to the elves on the surface, but the dwarves were a target for the elves. The elves were not good at making weapons, and they had never been in a war with anyone. They were looking for a way to become a better army, and the dwarves had the best weapons and armor.
Gebblegad
Metropolis (Dwarves)
Description
Gebblegad is an elven city on the shores of a large lake in Northern Grabisco. It is the second largest city in the nation and sits along the important trade route that connects Southern Grabisco to Northern Grabisco and to the central nations. Gebblegad is a famous city for its massive library and its skilled Elven soldiers.
History
Gebblegad was founded by Tilm Eondok, and Tilm Rennin. The two brothers fought for the throne, and Tilm Rennin killed his brother in a duel. Tilm Rennin later fled to Gebblegad, where he spent the rest of his life. The city grew into a major trade port, and the second largest city.
Methyldaur
Metropolis (Elves) (Humans) (Halflings) (Fortified) (Magical) (Forbidden)
Description
Methyldaur is a large metropolis on the edge of a large forest. Methyldaur is home to a large amount of halflings. The halflings of Methyldaur are very well liked by the rest of the world, and that is why the halflings of Methyldaur are interested in the outside world.
The halflings of Methyldaur have a large wall surrounding the city, and the city itself is well protected with large towers. There are four main gates into the city, and a few other smaller gates.
Most of the city has been built on the edge of the forest, but some of the halflings have built their homes into the trees of the forest. Majority of the city has been built over the last few hundred years.
The city is currently ruled by King Drowan, who rules from his castle in the center of Methyldaur.
History
Methyldaur was founded by a group of halflings from the forest. The halflings founded a small town in the tree line, but they eventually decided to start building closer and closer to the forest. Eventually, the halflings built their homes in the trees, and built a large wall around the city.
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