So here's something I just cooked up for Other Worlds - a d100 random personality traits table for adding a bit of spice to interactions with NPCs. It's part of a science fiction supplement I've been working on so there are a few genre-specific traits, but nothing that can't easily be adapted if you're running something else. Here you go, enjoy:

01   Addicted to Spice
02   Always Betray Rebel Scum
03   Ambitious
04   Argumentative
05   Arrogant
06   At One with the Universe
07   Bad Loser
08   Barbaric
09   Bitter
10   Blunt
11   Brave
12   Cautious
13   Civilised
14   Cold
15   Competitive
16   Confident
17   Conformist
18   Cowardly
19   Creative
20   Cruel
21   Curious
22   Cynical
23   Dependent on Technology
24   Desperate
25   Determined
26   Diplomatic
27   Disorganised
28   Distrusts Telepaths
29   Driven
30   Easy Going
31   Efficient
32   Ends Justifies the Means
33   Fanatical
34   Fascinated by the Exotic
35   Forgiving
36   Friendly
37   Generous
38   Gentle
39   Greedy
40   Grouchy
41   Hardened
42   Hates Robots
43   Honest
44   Hot Tempered
45   Idealistic
46   Ignorant
47   Impatient
48   Impulsive
49   Inscrutable
50   Intellectual
51   Lazy
52   Liar
53   Loyal
54   Mischievous
55   Modest
56   Naive
57   Nervous
58   Noble
59   No Love for the Empire
60   Optimist
61   Overanalytical
62   Pacifist
63   Paranoid
64   Perceptive
65   Perfectionist
66   Pessimist
67   Philosophical
68   Practical
69   Prefers Robots to Humans
70   Principled
71   Proud
72   Progressive
73   Rationalist
74   Rebel
75   Reckless
76   Sarcastic
77   Secret Imperial Collaborator
78   Seen a Lot of Strange Stuff
79   Selfish
80   Sensitive
81   Serious
82   Sheltered Upbringing
83   Shy
84   Slapdash
85   Stubborn
86   Superstitious
87   Suspicious
88   Talkative
89   Technophobic
90   Traditionalist
91   Treacherous
92   Trusting
93   Uncertain
94   Unflappable
95   Unpredictable
96   Unprincipled
97   Vengeful
98   Warlike
99   Weak Willed
00   Xenophobic

Cool! [strike]I'm going to steal that![/strike] Fine work! Did you have a pattern or just whatever came to mind?

Other Worlds isn't really an RPG, but since this table could theoretically be used for RPG purposes, I'm not going to move this thread.

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Quote from: RPGPundit;555082Other Worlds isn't really an RPG, but since this table could theoretically be used for RPG purposes, I'm not going to move this thread.

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So, not being any sort of expert (read: knows not shit) about Other Worlds, the DTRPG says it's an RPG... Pundit says it isn't.  So... Uhm, what is it??

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Quote from: Veilheim;555091So, not being any sort of expert (read: knows not shit) about Other Worlds, the DTRPG says it's an RPG... Pundit says it isn't.  So... Uhm, what is it??

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I just very recently did a Review of it, which you can find over in our Reviews subforum.

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Quote from: The Traveller;554332Cool! [strike]I'm going to steal that![/strike] Fine work! Did you have a pattern or just whatever came to mind?

Sort of a pattern. I started off just making up traits and their opposites, then looked at the random trait tables in the 1e DMG and the existing archetype templates in the Other Worlds rulebook to see if I'd missed anything important, again pairing them into opposites. After that I came up with the genre-specific ones and used them to replace anything that felt like it might not be very interesting to actually play out.