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I know nothing of AutoCad, but with CC2 you can link maps so clicking on a building brings up the interior, click on the stairs to see the basement, etc.

Once one has had enough practice, nothing's faster than good ol' pencil & paper, IMHO. If I need to archive/email a character sheet, I just throw it into a Word character sheet and there it is. I have yet to see a character generator that does what it is supposed to yet is configurable to...

I don't care if it's in super-concise Latin...I just want to know if it can be compiled and posted by friday evening when the boards go down for the weekend :P

<slowly guiding the thread even more off-topic...> My basement doesn't have a ceiling per se, so the projector is lashed to the roof beams and shines right down on the table :D The only improvement would be to put the projector under the table made of some material that is a)opaque enough to...

I know replying to one's own post is bad form, but I can't change the file I attached in the previous post. Here, then, is the improved version of my spreadsheet:

Here's an excel spreadsheet I whipped up for rolling those "secret" checks. It has tabs for plain old dice (it sucks...1 die at a time, but whatever. It's there for when I can't find that one stinking die I need), Skill checks (not just Listen and Spot, but all of the skills), ability checks...

Here's the one I use...you can configure it to display the name of the book it comes from, as well as select which books you use. http://www.enworld.org/modules.php?op=modload&name=Downloads&file=index&req=getit&lid=182

Looks like the mother of all interstellar carrion crawlers, if you ask me...

Thanks. I'll keep that in mind when I begin posting my epic Drow army hehe... I've used that book a fair bit (see the Morueme dragons), but this guy was made in a bit of a hurry, so I didn't get to that book before I was out of feat slots :D

No prob. :D DOH! Good catch...yeah, NE would work as well. :p

The FR sourcebook The Silver Marches mentions a family of blue dragons inhabiting the eastern reaches of the Nether Mountains. This sounded like a good idea, although as presented, they were a trifle to easy to kill to exist in the Realms. So I whipped these guys up. Five blue dragons of...

Here's a couple of bad guys from my Forgotten Realms epic-level game. The first is Koublachtuus, a phaerimm sorcerer. The party has yet to run into him. The fact that he's one of three phaerimm running a beholder city should make him a little harder to kill. The second is Spesstilinxeeruss...

My, aren't we optimistic? :p I'm surprised that WotC hasn't spit out something as obvious in utility as an xp spreadsheet or program of some sort. :(

/me bows to Plane Sailing :D Epic levels too, then?

Well I played KotOR for about three hours and didn't even get a lightsaber yet. :/ Uninstalled.

Right here. :)

As soon as I figure out how to attach a file to this...

I've used an HTML XP generator that (according to the author) uses a formula...and it works for epic characters/monsters. The only problem with it is that it uses average party level. Not a big deal, but you just have to recalculate for each level in the party. Now...I suck at HTML/Excel...