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Davis, Ah, 12pt font, a nice easy read. I am going to go out on limb hear and say 3-5 pages a day does not seem overly difficult, but of course I say that now. I think there will be a learning curve on the estimations of my ability. I do have a full time job and go to school. Although I have...

Davis Chenault, MAD??? Yeah I guess I must be. I am trying to make a reputable name for myself within the industry and gain exposure to unique and different authors and projects. Eventually I may develop a fee schedule, but for now its only the two small requests I posted above. I envisioned...

Bardsandsages, When I review college papers for other students and friends, I review for ease of reading, spelling mistakes, typos, and obvious omissions. I do not like to dig into the data or mechanics. That information and decision making process belongs solely to the author. What I am...

A very interesting prospect, my 5 year old will love these!! They are semi-posable as compared to his D&D minis i buy him.

Good Day, To all authors and aspiring authors, you are all aware of the need for good proof reading. I believe the general consensus is that you find an outside individual to proof read your material for spelling, grammar, and continuity. This helps to find issues that you, the author, may...

Excluded: Forgotten Realms Runner up: Ptolus or Dragon Lance

If you have the ability to add texture to the water around the island, that would look cool. I believe any time you can add texture, depth, and shadow that's what helps to make a map memorable. What program are you using? CC3?

Looks good! i do have one comment. The streets and dock area should be shaded in a different color. At first I thought the streets might be waterways through the town. Maybe a dark gray would be better than the blue-gray.

I have a 1st level character I made some time ago and want to get him involved in something. Gnome Bard 1 (approved) link: http://www.enworld.org/showpost.php?p=3191406&postcount=282

I know it was mentioned at the beginning of this thread, but you could guys/gals cite your sources so everyone can find them as well.

CNN now has some video footage of this web system in Texas.

Glad you like it.

You can modify STATS on the race & stats tab. Expand the inherent gains area and using the appropriate level column place whole #s or negative #s in the appropriate box to change the adjusted score.

let us know what you think.

That is awesome! Your right about the gamer inspiration. I think while I work on my game notes this evening I might throw in some spidey webs and such....!

As a fellow DM, my players are warned their characters could die. If they do not want their characters to ever die, they should find another group. With that being said, If you decide to kill off the character, which sounds like the thing that should happen; you might try to make it as graphic...

Try doing a google search for Hero Forge. It is a darn good excel character generation spreadsheet. I have been using it for quite sometime. It has lots of stuff already loaded into it. It will allow for over-riding some of the features. Check it out.....

Phindar, Can you post some pics of your bucket/box you use? If you need a free photo hosting site, try photobucket

I think you'll find dundjinni is the closest. I use it to make maps for my use at the table, larger battle mats and I use the export (JPG) feature to use maps in my PbP game. Be prepared you will probably need to purchase the "Castle-temple-village" add-on, it costs $30. It was well worth it...

I use dundjinni on a PowerPC G5 and it works very well. It is not as cool as CC@ or the new CC3 but it is a great resource. have you tried the free demo? Modoc