Request for Spell List/Database

[Ghostmoon]

Hello all,

Does anybody know of the existence of an online list of all spells for D&D 3e? I play an enchanter and enchantment spells tend to be few and far between. It would be helpful to know where to look for new spells.

Thanks!
Ghostmoon

 

[Buttercup]

Well, here is the website for the netbook of spells. Hopefully that will help you some.

 

[BV210]

If you want a good set of new Enchantment spells and such, check out "Joe's Book of Enchantment" at RPGNow. While it has a very un-pretentious title, it has a bunch of crunchy goodness to it.

 

[Ghostmoon]

Thanks!

Thanks for the above links, particularly "Joe's Book of Enchantment". It looks great and I doubt I would ever have found it otherwise.

However, let me clarify my original question: Does anybody know if there is an online list of spells for D&D 3e from multiple sources (Official products, Dragon Magazine, 3rd Party Publishers, etc...). I am really looking for the following information: Name of Spell, School, Short Description, Publisher/Source.

 

[Eternalknight]

Ghostmoon, if you have Excel, go and check out the website in my sig and look for DM Buddy. It has what you are after.

 

[Ghostmoon]

Closer...

Thanks for pointing me toward the DM Buddy. I took a look at it, and while it covers the basics, it leaves a lot of the spells out done by some of the smaller companies. If anybody else knows of a site, I'd appreciate it.

 

[CrazyMage]

Check out http://www.wku.edu/~charles.plemons/rpgs/d&d/lists.html
If you click on the abbreviation key on the top of the page, you'll see the large number of sources used in compiling the lists. Black Falcon Aerie was an EN nominated site, and there's great stuff there.

 

[jmucchiello]

Re: Thanks!

Thanks for the above links, particularly "Joe's Book of Enchantment". It looks great and I doubt I would ever have found it otherwise.

I just love seeing word of mouth in action. Thanks, BV210.

Joe Mucchiello
Throwing Dice Games
http://www.throwingdice.com