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<blockquote data-quote="Ezel" data-source="post: 6644745" data-attributes="member: 6795910">It's easier than it seems. Put things in microsot word (or similar), use capitalised BertholdBaskerville for titles (with a shade of brown that is red108, green58, blue54), Bookman Hd BT for the rest, put text in two columns. Look at the Player's HandBook for reference to the correct font sizes of titles, for additional optional niceness make the first letter in titles a little bigger. Then save as pdf. Ta-dan! The things that get a bit more tricky are background image (I have the phb's background if you want), making the footer and page numbers look decent with the background image and organising the class table in a way that sorta looks like the handbook way of doing it. But nothing too bad.Then there's the highest level of dedication that I still don't have, which requires modifying images on photoshop to make them fit in the file and ripping other usual decorations that the handbook has. Making the titles with the lines better looking with the use of a decently positioned line image instead of a lazy underline would be part of that as well. But ehy, few homebrew pdfs get to that point.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ezel, post: 6644745, member: 6795910"] It's easier than it seems. Put things in microsot word (or similar), use capitalised BertholdBaskerville for titles (with a shade of brown that is red108, green58, blue54), Bookman Hd BT for the rest, put text in two columns. Look at the Player's HandBook for reference to the correct font sizes of titles, for additional optional niceness make the first letter in titles a little bigger. Then save as pdf. Ta-dan! The things that get a bit more tricky are background image (I have the phb's background if you want), making the footer and page numbers look decent with the background image and organising the class table in a way that sorta looks like the handbook way of doing it. But nothing too bad. Then there's the highest level of dedication that I still don't have, which requires modifying images on photoshop to make them fit in the file and ripping other usual decorations that the handbook has. Making the titles with the lines better looking with the use of a decently positioned line image instead of a lazy underline would be part of that as well. But ehy, few homebrew pdfs get to that point. [/QUOTE]

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