Monster Cards

[Kzach]

Hate to be a spoil-sport but isn't this against the board rules and also essentially pirating?

 

[kingworks]

@Dane: Thank you very much. If I can find a way to quickly and easily apply a pdf template to the existing cards, I certainly will endeavor to do that.

@Mercuito01: Importing files and scans is getting into a full-fledged program. Unfortunately, I am not able to pursue that - at least, not at this time. I will continue to look into using pdf's, though.

@Kzach: I have made no money in this endeavor in any way. I suppose it would be pirating for someone who did not own the material to download and use it. If WotC ever sends a C&D notice, I will acquiesce immediately.

 

[kingworks]

I am very pleased to announce that Monster Cards will now be available as editable pdfs!

The Kingworks Creative Blog: DnD: Editable Monster Cards! MM2, Levels 1-3

 

[BartD]

This is awesome work!

Howeer, I haven't had a chance to utilise it sice I dscovered it, and now the Monster Builder can produce excellent output (jpg/rtf) ... won't that be better than scans?

 

[NotAYakk]

A proggy that takes monster builder output, and produces a monster card, would be ideal actually.

Avoids IP problems, allows for custom monsters, and generally makes the world a better place.

 

[kingworks]

. . . I'm think I may wind up with a simple blank template with slots to enter all information.

That's probably the only thing I can produce that will make everyone happy.

A guy can only take getting banned in forums so much before giving serious reconsideration to what he's posting. -_-"

UPDATE: I've taken down the links. I will no longer be producing Monster Cards.