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Writes furiously: Hex to Square grid mid-stream change. Gotcha. Any more? :)

Chaz -- I was thinking that it might be best to use already existing modeling software for models. :) edit: although a basic way of moving models around onscreen would be a great tool for the API. Thanks. :)

Thanks for the input, folks. Gariig, I was thinking more along the lines of first developing an open graphics engine that anyone could use to write any form of a table-top wargame/minatures game. I would then (probably after the class is over) write on top of it, specific applications that would...

I'm not gettin' much traffic over there, so I thought I'd plug the thread here. I need some feedback on an idea for a new program. http://enworld.cyberstreet.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=21830

Ok, so one of my final undergraduate courses is, naturally, graphics. And, naturally, we have a project. And, naturally, I want to do something D&D or Game related. And, naturally, I need your help. Here's the basic idea I came up with: Build an open source (naturally ;)), modular, 3d...

Re: Re: Re: Memphis inundated(elvis is dead) Yes, because it's an anagram of Evil, which all Elvi are. :D

I'd like to see some sort of open-ended d20; a stripped down skillset that you can add your own game rules on top of. A d20 template for lack of a better phrase. :)

How can you not put Death in there? For shame!

Might I suggest you take a look at the world of Ultima 8? If you're unfamiliar with the game, I'll try to post some links to the story as I find them: http://www.classicgaming.com/rpg/REVIEW/u8.htm

edit: whoops, missed that last post. Ignore me. :D

Again, I must suggest Deities and Demigods, because things like this: Are covered in the suggested rules. Zigmutt, *your* gods may require followers/worshippers for power, but another setting may not work that way. In other settings the gods may get their power from some other source (say an...

The answers to this and all your other divine questions can be found in Deities and Demigods. A fine read, I highly recommend it.

I suppose the problem with playing in Middle Earth is that of the "already been done" syndrome, but I think that's nonesense. Look, for the best example of a Middle Earth game, to the Hobbit for inspiration. Lots of goings on in that book, most of it done by high-level NPCs off-screen. What...

The fact that as DM I don't have to allow them in my campaign.

Well, alright, but I won't make any promises! I'm a D&D fan, and you know we fanboys can't write to save our lives. ;)

Gez is right. I don't mind PCGen being written in Java; at least I can take it to any platform I want, when I want it! :D If only they didn't use that $#&!#(*!#$ Swing GUI!!!!! I really hate that.

I'd love to see most of the worlds created by Weiss/Hickman put into D&D. Especially Rose of the Prophet. A more perfect-for-D&D-fiction-setting you will not find. ;) Death Gate would be a kick-ass setting for D&D as well, especially if set on the worlds of fire and air, but I'd have problems...

Hmm.... I'm afraid I have to agree. No feat should grant additional spells. However, as DM, I would allow it without granting additional spells.

I don't have the FRCS, care to post the wording of the feat so I can give an opinion? :D

I think EN World or some other variation is fine. We must pay homage to the man who brought us all together, after all. Plus it gives us a great reason to laugh at n00bs who stop by and ask "What does EN World *mean*, anyway???!?":D