
Bookfinder: A Compendium of Title Generators for Myriad Genres
A downloadable game
Welcome to Bookfinder, the place to turn when your players unexpectedly decide their characters want to browse a random shop or library, or when you need a tome to include in a loot drop.
Bookfinder is for use with any TTRPG system. Just roll some dice to determine the title of the book and some details about it.
Genres included:
- Adventure
- Cookbooks
- Memoir
- Romance
If there are others you'd like me to add, let me know!

ART CREDITS
Title page art by Jossy Justino on Pixabay.
Table header art by Emmie_Norfolk on Pixabay.
Game page background by betidraws on Pixabay.
| Status | Released |
| Category | Physical game |
| Release date | May 13, 2026 |
| Rating | Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars (2 total ratings) |
| Author | Lynne M. Meyer |
| Tags | Creative, Generator, Tabletop |
| Asset license | Creative Commons Attribution_NonCommercial v4.0 International |
| Content | No generative AI was used |
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A fun oracle, I tried it out in my playthrough of Koriko: A Magical Year. It's an easy way to add some flavor of an office, home, library, school, etc. I rolled a few different titles. It also works well for partially glimpsed or only partially legible titles, as I can roll for as many or as few columns as I like. A lot of generators create complete phrases that then have to be tweaked, whereas with this one, I like that I can tweak as I go with each separate element or detail.
Thanks so much!
A fun set of roll tables to add a more to find for curious adventurers. Some of the combinations don't work well without some tweaking, but that tends to be a common issue when you get enough options in a table involved and the tweaks are fairly minor. The possible combinations are a ton of fun to play with and I already have plans on where to include them in our current campaign, maybe even to lead to a neat little side quest or three 🙃
How fun! Thanks so much. :) And please let me know how the potential side quests turn out!