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Myself, my fiance, and his best friend are going together... and I'm thinking of skipping the Rpga game I signed up for friday night so I can make the ENnies. :)

I saw AutoRealm mentioned above, but as there was no link I'll add one: http://www.gryc.ws/autorealm.htm. It's free, and it's an excellent program which I think produces some really nice maps. The learning curve on it is also a bit less than on Campaign Cartographer. ~Chris

see Draconian Measures... A while back I bought a copy of Draconian Measures in paperback, and I believe the converted 3E stats were listed for each of the subspecies in the back of the book. ~Chris

Download ready... Okay, for anyone who was interested in testing out the program, the beta version is ready for download. :) All the information and files you need are available from this page: http://www.javapadawan.com/magelab.jsp. If you have any problems, questions, comments, suggestions...

Thanks MidKnight! I'm going to import Necromancy now that I've finally finished the documentation (whew!), and posted it online. The beta isn't up there yet, because I want to give it one more good once-over before I upload it. Unless I find any major problems, that will be late tonight or...

Yes, you can. My fiance, our best friend and I did that cause we had no choice... since I bought all the badges, I was the only one who could log in and purchase events. Just to be on the safe side, we called customer service too. They assured us it wouldn't be a problem when it came time to...

dougdineen: Your spellbook program looks cool! Crimson_Squirrel: Thanks for the offer, I'll post here and email you when it's ready for testing. :) I'm working on export capabilities right now which I hope to finish either this weekend or soon thereafter. Once that's done I'll be putting it up...

Yes, it's Java based and uses an Access database for the spell information. I have PCGen but don't use it often (only because I usually end up making characters together with the group, and I don't always have my laptop with me) so I'm not that familiar with it. If you could point me to some...

Wow... That would be so awesome... it would save me a ton of work, and I would really appreciate it. MoF is a real monster; I'd been putting it off for that reason. :) As far as the sources go, whichever way is easier for you works for me. I had planned on adding the ability to turn off...

Ya. You can find it here: http://www.wizards.com/dnd/pclass.asp :), Chris

That would be awesome... the more spells the better. I actually wrote a custom class to parse the information from a plain text file for when I import a lot of spells at once. The class I wrote is pretty easily modified, so I can really parse from any format you're comfortable putting the spells...

Good question... the answer is yes, absolutely. I just didn't want to clog up this thread with a ton of pics. As I get closer to finishing the first release of MageLab I'll be putting up a whole bunch of screenshots and detailed instructions on my website. I'll post a link here in a couple weeks...

Cool! I'll have to wear my ENWorld shirt that day. :)

I'm going... and this year I signed up for mostly RPGA LC/LG events, plus a couple other RPGs. Is anyone else playing in these events? It would be cool to play with/meet other ENBoarders... Living City Intro (Thursday 8:00 AM) Rokugan/Oriental Adventures d20 Intro (Thursday 12:00 PM) Kobolds...

Thanks for the compliment... :) I've finished redoing the GUI interface, so all that's left is the spellbook management, which I don't forsee any complications with. I should have version 0.6 ready by the end of June. Some of the item creation functionality will be missing, but all the rest will...

MageLab I'm working on a program which does some of the things you're looking for, called MageLab. Unfortunately, it's not yet complete... I'd put it at about the halfway point. When finished, functionality will include: Item Creation, which will calculate costs for creating scrolls, potions...

Thanks. :) I'm actually working on that now using the Tengwar fonts put together by Dan Smith. They actually come with a really helpful guide on how to do it. If anyone is interested, they can be found here: http://www.geocities.com/TimesSquare/4948/index.html

No worries, A2Z, and thanks for the title of the book, I think I'm going to try to track that one down. :)

I'd pay, but not because of the features. I'd pay just because I love this place. And I'd pay more if the user limit could be dropped... I don't post a lot, but I've been a constant lurker since before 3rd Ed came out and the boards were Eric's, and when I come here and get that "server busy"...

Wow, thanks Neo. Looks like my original attempt was off by quite a bit. Now I'm off to play with tengwar to see how they'll look...