Aug 22

Helpful Tools

Following are a few tools I use on a regular basis:

1.  Monster Advancer (Monster builder / Encounter designer):  http://www.monsteradvancer.com/

2.  HeroForge 3.5, 4E and Pathfinder RPG File Repository (This website consists of various useful tools created by other diehard d&d fans. Just click on whichever version of D&D you want: D&D 3.5, Pathfinder, or 4th edition): http://www.nzcomputers.net/heroforge/

3. Scroll Creation Tool / Quick Spell Reference:  A great tool for quickly creating scrolls.  It’s also good for looking up spell descriptions quickly.  (A notification may pop up when opening the file.  Just hit continue and should work fine.)  Thanks to Greg for creating this awesome tool: Scroll Creation Tool Revised

 

 

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Jared

I first started roleplaying in 2006 and began running games as a DM (Dungeon Master) in 2007. Since then, I have played in over 15 different systems and have run games in 4 of those systems. My experience isn’t that extensive compared to others, but I make up for this in creativity. Below is a list of the games I have played in as well as the amount I have spent playing them. Those with an * next to them are systems I have ran games in as a DM.

AD&D – 1%
D&D 3.5 Basic* – 32%
D&D 3.5 Eberron – 3%
D&D 3.5 Forgotten Realms – 3%
D&D 3.5 Ravenloft (Similar) – 1%
D&D 3.5 Dark sun (Similar) – 2%
D&D 4th Edition* – 3%
Mutants & Masterminds* – 19%
Star Wars Saga Edition* – 20%
GURPS – 8%
GURPS – Fallout Edition – 1%
World or Darkness – 4%
Call of Cthulhu – 1%
Legend of the Five Rings – 1%
And many more that I can’t remember… - 1%