Five Resources For Astonishing Swordsmen and Sorcerers of Hyperborea That No DM should be without

I've had a lot on my plate this week work wise but I've been writing a quick adventure with some background setting for AS&SH. Poking around the website I came across three resources that got my attention. 

AS&SH Character Name Generator is a resource created by Colin Chapman.

 This 10-page PDF document provides culturally specific names for the various races of humanity that populate Hyperborea
This is a ten page God sent from Crom himself. It details everything you need for naming PC's, NPC's and Pict chieftains.
 A very useful document. 

• Drunken Debauchery! is a fun resource created by Colin Chapman. This 2-page PDF document features a random generator designed just for those special times when the adventurers are between adventures, and they have returned to civilization to carouse and spend their hard-won gold. Some results are humiliating, others glorious, and others still might serve as excellent springboards for further adventures.
  
  This is a great spring board for getting adventures off the ground and seeing what happens when those saving throws vs drunken rampages happens. Very classic pulp in its execution and ideas.

• Random Sword & Sorcery Adventure Generator is a resource created by Ben Ball. This 8-page PDF document provides the referee with an easy means to generating quick, exciting adventure material in a sword-and-sorcery milieu such as HYPERBOREA.
  
  Classic, easy to use, and it generates some fantastic results for instant play and some really nasty adventures.

• All Too Familiar is another fine resource created by Colin Chapman. This 4-page PDF document presents a variety of small animals suitable for use as “familiars” by magicians and witches in any Hyperborea campaign. I am particularly fond of the pegomastax, which will find immediate use in my own Hyperborea campaign.

This is a four page familiar extravaganza that will provide hours of weird and some what off beat pulp like familiars for both NPC's and players. The thing I like about this one is how these are specifically geared for Hyperborea making the game world that much more identifiable.

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• Hyperborea Campaign Calendar is a resource compiled by Russell Cone. This 14-page PDF document is useful for both players and referees of any Hyperborea campaign. It is a printable calendar that provides ample space for jotting important campaign notes, and also keeping track of important events such as moon cycles, festivals, and more.
  
  This is really a nice little campaign tracker and generator for those events that you need to happen on such and such a day for said magical rite and spell. This also helps tremendously with dates for the appearance of one or more Great Old Ones or their spawn.
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As with everything that I've drawn on for AS&SH all of this material is one hundred percent compatible with your favorite OSR retroclone.