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Hi - I finally purchased SUM (along with PUM) and so far I'm really impressed :)

I do have one question however, how can I acess the tables (action, adjective, etc) from V.6? The latest version (7) does not seem to include them.

Hey xel! Thanks. Made a hard call and to avoid repetition, those oracle tables are in the GUM file. You can also find them in the free versions of SUM and GUM.

Thanks a lot for the reply as well as your work on the GMEs!

Understandable. I did check out the older version that has 'em, but I still preferred to ask in case much has changed about them or I ended up missing something. The variety is insane on those tables and so they're definitely a must-have for me :)  will definitely keep using them.

Hi JeansenVaars, I think the product looks great, unfortunately, they have recently disabled PayPal in Thailand for non-Thai's. Is there any other way I can get some funds to you?


Cheers and happy festive season:-)

Thank you, Opus, don't worry so much. Your thanks and liking this product is already a huge thing for me. Please enjoy it, and why not share an actual play someday :)

HI Jensen, Happy New Year 2025:-) is there anyway I can get the funds to you as I really liked the look of App.  PayPal still has a problem in Thailand. I have a bank account in SNG if needed I can TX some funds to you:-) Take care of your self:-)

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Hello Opus! It is also available on DriveThruRPG if you look for it, they have other payment methods. Have you tried? Thank you and happy new year too!

Thank you! I'm excited to try this and PUM!

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Ooh I love the look of those d100 tables!  For some reason I keep finding myself gravitating toward big tables of adjectives (I constantly need to know things like "What does this cool new item look like?" and "So we found some kind of building in the wilderness, but what is it?") and the one included here will give a big boost to my collection. 😃

And the subject/topic table is great for "What does the NPC talk about?" and "What's written in the letter?" or "What does the inscription say?"

Thanks for the great resource!

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Thank you for your kind words! Indeed, the Inspiration Prompts tables should definitely help with those kinds of questions. Complement them with yes/no oracles of PUM to refine them afterwards :)