Fun starter ideas for the DM who is busy or isn't otherwise coming up with inspired ideas to get the players started.

The Big List of RPG plots is that super handy reference which you always wanted to put together but never did! I read it in its entirety and have to say it's very comprehensive. I think it's a recommended read for every DM - it's short so by reading it before a gaming session you can then be prepared to weave solid plot turns even if your players surprise you! Excellent work.

The "Big List of RPG Plots", is a very useful publication. It has some good plot seeds that can be played as is, or developed into a full blown game. I give it 10/10.

A good, long, list of plots that is nice to have when working on stories. Good as a simple starting point. One complaint is that many of them feel like only slight variations on each other. I would say out of the 20 or so on the list, there are really only 8-10 actual plotline differences in my opinion, but nonetheless having the variations is helpful!

Easily one of the best resources (and free!) that you can get. It's versatile and easy to get. I'm referencing this for years.

I really like the premise of the product. A handy tool for gms on general plot ideas, twists, and other story telling tidbits. These provide a solid foundation that serves as a stepping stone to leap at a much greater and epic story of your own.

What I don't like about it is that even though it is supposed to be focusing on short stubs of plots, it feels rather short all in all. I could think of topics, ideas and bits to fill another book like that or maybe flesh out some ideas as examples or go into some tropes/clichés and how to avoid them etc. Good thing it was on sale, as I might feel a little underwhelmed by the length otherwise.

Otherwise, the writing is nice, scan/image quality is excellent and the usefulness of the book is undeniable.

I have read about a third of it so far, well done, nothing earth shattering but very nice to have a bunch of plots and variations in one place, I am sure I will look through it a lot as I DM more, good resource sould recommend.

This is the #1 most-used tool in my RPG arsenal, and you're missing out if you don't have a copy. Witty, erudite, and easy to understand, this is a resource you can reach for in an emergency (or in a moment of leisure) and harvest a wealth of ideas. This isn't a list of specific "seeds" that you fire once and can't use again; these are basic bricks of game-making you can build in endless configurations.

It's brilliant. I wish there were an option to pay money for it, because I would.

The rare RPG supplement that transcends the genre. This analytical list is useful for all writers and is a tour de force of structural aids to the imagination.

I have gone to this time and time again, like a trusty flint to spark my own creativity. So many interesting scenarios!

"If this little item isn't in your GMing toolkit yet, it's time to amend that."

Truth in adventising. I've had this gem in my GMing notebook(s) for years; it's a must have, and a bargain at twice the price.