The “d66” table is an amazing invention that lets you generate one of 36 possible results using a pair of ordinary six-sided dice. It has been a key part of many different RPGs, and now Ewen Cluney (who has the dubious distinction of being the translator of Maid: The Role-Playing Game) has amassed a collection of tables for use in all manner of RPGs and other creative endeavors. Originally released as a series of inexpensive PDFs, the Ewen’s Tables Collection puts all 36 installments of Ewen’s Tables (so far) between two covers. This includes: Animals, Anime Stuff, Anime Stuff 2, Book Titles, Cute Names, Cyberpunk Stuff, Fantasy Characters, Fantasy Creatures, Fantasy Names, Fantasy Names 2, Fantasy Places, Fantasy Religion, Fantasy Silliness, Fighting Stuff, Game Stuff, Horror Stuff, Magic Stuff, Modern Weirdness, Music Stuff, Odds and Ends, Odds and Ends 2, Odds and Ends 3: Odd Harder, Oracles, Pirate Names, Places to Eat, Post-Apocalyptic Stuff, Pulp Stuff, Sci-Fi Stuff, Steampunk Stuff, Super Names, Technology Stuff, Titles, TV Stuff, Vehicles, War Stars, and Wrestling Stuff Plus bonus tables, and a special Random Table Table that lets you make a d666 roll to get any one of the 170 tables in the book. Did I mention there are ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY TABLES? Whether you need to pick a name your D&D character (Draco Montoya?), a secret society to join (the Enlightened Lodge of the Enlightened?), or a move for your wrestler (Electric Chain Moonsault!), we’ve got you covered.