The Rogues Gallery: A Compendium of Non-Player Characters for Advanced Dungeons & Dragons

by David Blume

No longer will you the Dungeon Master need to spend precious time laboring over the task of generating non-player characters. This valuable booklet contains hundreds of pre-rolled non-player characters of all classes and types, complete with alignments, sex, personalities and much more. The Rogues Gallery is specially designed to be compatible with Advanced Dungeons & Dragons. It will save you time in creating your non-player characters, thus allowing you to pursue the other interesting aspects of your campaign.

Genres: Dungeons and Dragons, Role Playing Games

48 pages, Paperback

Published January 1, 1980

About the author

David Blume is the author of “Alcohol Can Be A Gas!” He started the company American Homegrown Fuel during the energy crisis in the late 70s, then wrote the first version of his book to accompany a documentary in 1983.

Reviews

[Forrest · Rating 4 out of 5]

A lot of people hated this book because "it's just a bunch of lists". But as a resource at the table, it was (and is) a fantastic help. And I can't understate how much inspiration I gained from the "Personalities" section. That section alone was worth the price alone.

I'll add that I had a chance to play the Assassin, Lassivieren the Dark while the original player, Allan Hammack, was DM at the table at a convention game. That was pretty sweet, even if I (Lassivieren) ended up dying (struck by an errant bouncing lightning bolt cast by one of our party's mages in a small room - oops).