And here it is:

http://www.seventhsanctum.com/generate.php?Genname=sftarotcard

Some Examples:

The King of Research
The Prohpetess of Infinity
Two of Galaxies
The Android of Holograms
The King of Repair
The Priestess of Nanotechnology
Two of Worlds
Programming
The Biologist
Nine of Engines
The Galaxy of Disppointment
The Dutchess of Arcologies
The King of Mathematics
The Dutchess of Cars
Technology
The Cosmonaut of Engines
The Queen of Circuits
The Mechanic
The Repairman of Avoidance
Six of Mobius Strips

- Steven

While I get ready for the contest to be judged, a look at the "Classic Cooler" to add cool stuff to classics, in the trend that is way overdone, yet somehow enchanting . . .

• A Tale of Two Cities (Charles Dickens) with artificial intelligences versus giant monsters!
• A Tale of Two Cities (Charles Dickens) with cowboys versus artificial intelligences!
• Alice's Adventures in Wonderland (Lewis Carrol) with dinosaurs versus superheroes!
• Alice's Adventures in Wonderland (Lewis Carrol) with zombies and plenty of explosions!
• Don Quixote (Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra) with martial artists versus superheroes!
• Emma (Jane Austen) with astronauts versus cowboys!
• Gulliver's Travels (Jonathan Swift) with artificial intelligences!
• Hamlet (Shakespeare) with biotechnology!
• Macbeth(Shakespeare) with dinosaurs!
• Moby Dick (Herman Melville) with artificial intelligences!
• Peter Pan (J.M. Barrie) with sentai heroes!
• Pilgrim's Progress (John Bunyan) with a steampunk world!
• Rime of the Ancient Mariner (Samuel Coleridge) with a post-apocalyptic setting and plenty of explosions!
• Robinson Crusoe (Daniel Defoe) with kung-fu fighting!
• The Canterbury Tales (Geoffrey Chauser) with giant robots and alien artifacts!
• The Masque of the Red Death (Edgar Allen Poe with ray gun fights and a post-apocalyptic setting!
• The Tempest(Shakespeare) with every science-fiction trope imaginable!
• The Tempest(Shakespeare) with robots versus space marines!
• War and Peace (Leo Tolstoy) with cyberspace and a steampunk world!
• Wuthering Heights (Emily Bronte) with epic natural disasters and faster-than-light travel!

- Steve

OK it's taking a lot of time (I don't predict completion until sometime late October), but it is chugging along VERY well, and is pretty educational.  I present – the latest results from my B-movie generator!

• Avalanche!
• Battle Beyond Planet X
• Beyond Evil
• Blackout!
• Death Island
• Horror Mountain
• Joan of Arc in Paris
• King Arthur Unchained
• Mission: Suffering
• The Adventures of Alicia Smith
• The Ant-Men
• The Apes
• The Armless Monsters
• The Bloody Adventures of the Ape-Person
• The Dinosaur-Women from The Future
• The Mission
• The Moscow Suffering
• The Terrible Bonnie Smith
• The Transparent Man
• War Beyond Uranus

What's educational is several things:

• Some movie titles follow VERY predictable patterns.
• Some movie titles that have been mercilessly mocked DO NOT follow common patterns, but because they've been parodied, people think they do.
• There are some common words in b-movie titles – "Black", "Blood", "Bikini", etc.  Face it, some words get attention.  I could SEE a 60's horror film titled "Black Blood Bikini" come to think of it . . .

Will this be used for a contest?  At some point in the future, yes.  It's too cool not to try . . .

- Steve

So what's the next generator?

Well, I've been kicking around some updates to others, but what has me intrigued is the idea of a "genre fusion" class generator – to make things for sci-fi fantasy, wester-style sci-fi, etc.  Fusion genres seem to be popular, and I figure it'd also be inspiring to get class ideas like "Sagebrush Mage", "Computer Priest" and "Rune Engineer."  I've got a few notes and will see where this'll take me.

I'm also thinking it may be time in the next six-nine months to do another class-based contest, perhaps with this generator – the character-driven nature of the last contest makes me think I should do more contests where people develop characters deeply.

- Steve, aka X