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@ SpydersWebbing Me! Me! Now that I saw the light I have to share it :) In the Encounter builder, Build Encounter section (which you access by the button in the tool headline) you can see a list of monster, the one you can scroll up or down. You can see the monster entry by clicking on the...

I didn't know the encounter builder was so useful, and I'm a subscriber! The "hidden button" is a life saver, great and thanks! I like DDI, even if a most aprpeciated issue would be the functionality to click on each encounter map in Dungeon and see it magically printed in perfect game tile...

Great post. My little tricks: 1) when you want to put pressure on characters, for instance if a ritual of dark magic is being cast while they fight or if you want to make a character think that something really bad is going to happen, just put a die in the table, turning numbers down each...

Dear all, Some months ago I had the very good idea to join Enworld, which I found useful to pillage and pleasant to read. So I thought to give my very small contribution to the cause by suggesting a topic which could be useful to some of us DMs, because no one of us creators of small worlds...

This! It was in the DM manual in the old Basic D&D (don't know the acronymous, the red box anyway). I used them as a DM once or twice :) The others never heard of, except for having met with Red Slime in some old Dragonquest videogame, but I don't think that counts :)

I like 4E a lot, yet: This Eliminate tactical movement tracking at least to the point of not having to go to the battlemaps for every minor encounter: an ideal system would have a quick way to switch grids on/off for when a DM needs to make up a quick battle, or a particular encounter with...

There's sound evidence to this in most notable RpGs. Yet, to some extent it may be argued that Levelling Up has also a place in the Grand Scheme of Things.

A romantic view on D&D and DDM My two cents... To tell the truth, I never was into the DDM game, I liked its flavor but I never found the time to dedicate to another fantasy game thing. Yet, I did appreciate the minis for RPG purposes, and I did appreciate very much the really really low...

Thank you for sharing these informations, this adventure intrigued me since it was announced. Could you also give some evaluation on the adventure too, even if not based on actual play? What I'm really fond of are adventures where some interesting situations or encounters are provided, and...

Many thanks to everybody, especially to you Krensky for your time and patience, this seems like what I was looking for. Well, sort of...it still seems less easy than I hoped, but that's may be because I'm an optimistic guy :) If anybody hears of specific and quick tools on the matter every...

Thank you for the good avice! I see in the application site that there's also a nice demo, I'll try this tool out and see if it is up to the challenge (and up to my informatic dumbness too).

Hi everybody, I was wondering if a tool like the one I have clearly represented in my mind do exist, and if so , if some good soul here at EW could indicate me where I can download/buy such a program. What I am lookin for? A very user friendly tool which, with no need of extensive...

Hi everybody, I was wondering if a tool like the one I have clearly represented in my mind do exist, and if so , if some good soul here at EW could indicate me where I can download/buy such a program. What I am lookin for? A very user friendly tool which, with no need of extensive...

You Americans are such know-it-all: it is obvious you are denigrating Tetris RPG only for its URSS campaing feeling. It is instead evident how brilliant its mechanics are if you only think how rounds are quicker and quicker as you advance in levels. That said, I found more engaging RP...