System Reference Documents

Morrus · Dec 9, 2002

As requested, here are links to the SRDs:

Original (D&D) SRD

D20 Modern SRD

Open Gaming Foundation SRD (Unreleased Portions)

dkilgo · Dec 9, 2002

Thanks Morrus!

Priest · Dec 23, 2002

Thanks Morrus,

My contribution...I have been doing these already for a few of you

but here is every thing you'll need to do them yourself (with liberal cut and paste) In paint.

Priest · Dec 23, 2002

And for twenty level classes

Priest · Dec 23, 2002

The Fonts

JSL Ancient for numbers, headers
Jambeau for Class Name

Download Jambeau

shaff · Jun 5, 2003

what is an SRD? im really new... I know it stands for system reference document, but does it tell me anything about how to play online? because i have absolutely no idea.

Welverin · Jun 11, 2003

The SRD is all of the D20 rules stripped of any fluff (flavor text and the like), i.e. the rules in lawyer speak. So it's just the appropriate core rulebook(s) minus any distinctive copyrigthed material (e.g. you won't find Bigby's name anywhere in it).

the_bruiser · Aug 22, 2003

3.5 SRD

I'd like to review the 3.5 SRD before I decide whether to purchase the new core books, but I can't get to the wizards site at work. Is there a non-gaming-site mirror somewhere, or a Word/RTF document I could grab somewhere? Thanks for any help you can provide.

Sephiroth no Miko · Aug 27, 2003

SRD 3.5 pdfs

One of the ENWorld users, Reveal, compiled all the various files of the 3.5 SRD (all three corebooks) from the Wizard's site into one big .pdf which you can find here:

http://members.cox.net/fake.addy/SRD.pdf (7.0 MB)

Note that it is best viewed with Adobe Reader 6.0. I've taken a look at it under 5.0 and it seemed fine but I didn't spend a lot of time browsing.

Alternatively, The Other Game Company has portions (races, classes, skills, feats, equipment, prestige classes, equipment, and combat) of the 3.5 SRD in the "Free Stuff" section of their site:

http://www.theothergamecompany.com/stuff.htm

Hope that helps!