-  The SLA character generator..
          These pages are designed to take the pain in the butt maths side out 
          of character gen. They consist of a number of forms where you can chop 
          and change things about the character whilst the page does all the adding 
          up and stuff. 
          When you are happy it will produce a HTML version of the character sheet 
          that you can save and put up on your own site, or simply print out for 
          use in game.
          When you start this part of the site it will also open up a small sup 
          window. This window expalins how to use the pages in more detail as 
          well as a few hints and tips for non standard characters.
          The images and credits for them can be found here.  
       
      - New Improved The Random BPN generator. expanded by 
        Roger Willcocks to give more names, more BPN's and a contact number:)
          Put simply it generates the BPN cards which you can print out and hand to your 
          players. You have to do all the turning it into a scenario bit, but 
          for the inspirationally challenged, or should a ref want loads of crap 
          BPNs to offer to force them to do the job you want them to do, it might 
          be a help.
          Should you use this and make a scenario off it, let 
          me know how it goes. 
		  The Zip of this new version is here.
           
       
      - The random N.P.C. generator. 
          
          This produces random N.P.C. style characters, including their Name,Race,Sex,Packages,Stats, 
          Significant Skills and a physical description.
          The Page can also be used to create groups of people, and by using the 
          same 'random or not' selection of the page, the race/package/sex etc. 
          of the group can be chosed.
           
       
      -  The Big Sla Site.
          And Idea I have for a BIG sla site which would act as a BPN/Squad/news 
          report clearing hose to provide inspiration for your games. 
		  It is now pretty much in existance at http://www.sla-net.com and I am always looking for new stuff for it.