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Why not just print out the PDF, and treat it like you would any other printed product?

DicePro is good die roller for Palm; lots of features and ways to customize it. I normally don't care for dice rollers, but this one is pretty good (and it's free). http://www.rivalgamelabs.com/index.htm I've also got some name generators for Palm on my site; they're TableSmith tables I...

I wrote a Town Generator table for TableSmith that can be downloaded from my Web site. It's based on the system in the DMG, though it also generates businesses and their owners, merchandise quality, and buying/selling factors. It generates other features of the town/village/city as well, like...

Is this supposed to be Gigabytes or Megabytes? I'm not an expert on typical bandwidth usage (outside of my own site), but I know that 500 GB is really, really high :) 500-750 MB for a typical gaming Web site is probably a good range.

Halo: See above. Project Gotham Racing: I'm not a racing-game fan, but this one is cool (great graphics, lots of attention to detail, the replay is actually worth watching). Morrowind: Probably the best single-player RPG I've ever played. I also found the XBox interface easier to use than the...

No one should need a license for a John Carter RPG - the first few books are in the public domain (I don't recall which ones; check Project Gutenberg if you want to know for sure).

There's been one in existence for over two years on Yahoo Groups: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/d20-xml/

I think there are always people interested in something like this, but in my experience, these sites rarely last very long, or are plagued with a host of problems. That's not to say that your's won't be different, but personally, I've been burned too many times. The current host for my Web site...

I've just uploaded a number of new and updated tables (by myself and others) to the Table Gallery at Mythosa.net. The tables are: - Treasure Generator 1.5: As before, generates treasure for a given encounter level based on the tables in the 3E DMG. Version 1.5 allows you to allocate a...

For those who may be interested, I've uploaded a set of TableSmith tables to my Web site for generating 3E treasure. The tables follow the same process as the DMG, but there are a couple of added features. First, you can limit the value of the treasure generated to be equal to or within a...

Re: Campaign Log/Data Storage There are two that come to mind: MyInfo (http://www.milenix.com/myinfo.php) and ActionOutline (http://www.greenparrots.com). Both used to have free versions; I think now they just have trial/commercial ones.

Well, there is that :) I'm more likely to use C# in any case...

I'm planning on migrating TableSmith over to .NET eventually; it's in VB right now, but I've needed a reason to learn C#, so I may use that ('course, if I use an entirely different language, I might just as well convert it to Java and make it cross-platform...). Personally, I prefer the...

OK, that's pretty darn cool :) I had a moderate interest in this initially, but now this sounds like something to add to the library. I also noticed a couple of "interesting" names in Section 4 in the Legal Appendix of the PDF preview (above the OGL): "Wallis of Hogshead Bend" "Guild...

Re: Re: Re: A standard RPG gaming API This is a little OT at this point, but I wanted to point it out anyway: Developers: Never touch the clipboard! The clipboard is there for the users - not your program (unless, of course, you have something like "cut" or "copy"). There is little that is...

A good idea, and one I've batted around with various other folks over the years (and you can see what has resulted :)) I'll be frank and say that I think the best chance for success with something like this is not programs communicating with one another while running, but having a standard set...

As long as you declare something as "open" (in the context of the OGL), it's open - it doesn't have to derive from the SRD. It simply means that anyone else who abides by the OGL can use it. You still retain copyright (and must be credited in Section 15 of the license if someone else uses the...

I've uploaded version 3.1 of Campaign Sage to my Web site. There are two major changes in this version: - The Charts/Tables data is now encapsulated in a single XML file (in a somewhat kludgy way, I'll admit). From a user-standpoint, this shouldn't work any differently. - I've added an...

A company can do whatever it wants to with their Open Content if it is entirely original (that is, if it isn't derived from other Open Content). This includes using it in things that aren't open. The fact that it is open means other people can use it, but it doesn't restrict them from using it...

They don't have double-sided wall pieces, but you can just put a floor piece against a wall piece (or a wall piece against a corner piece) and accomplish the same thing. This picture can demonstrate this better than I can describe: What I would like to see are walls with windows, which would...