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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Thanatos" data-source="post: 3043234" data-attributes="member: 5261">I hadn't posted them because the domain I am on will be undergoing a name switch. It's a holdover and no-longer appropriate for what we are doing. So the links will break...I'll update when they do though, should be sometime this month.That said, along with the Wiki, here's some tidbits:<a href="http://www.hollowfaust.com/wiki/EberronWW.htm" target="_blank">Eberron Campaign Wiki</a>Linked off that and at the bottom of the menu is:Player Codexes - This is the online, updatable wiki. Please don't mess up any pages that currently exist, but feel free to make a couple of your own pages if you want to play, just delete them when done. Yes, the database does record ALL pages made and saved, in case someone does get mean, I can restore. This is a version of TW that requires a MySql backend for online editing.Character Sheets - 3Eprofiler character sheets. 2 are public, one of the players and one of the allies. Just use search and look for all sheets. You don't need to register and log in to just look. I edited one of the templates specifically for this campaign, so its going to have a few changed sections (like with spells and maneuvers).Forums - I have vbulletin forums, but you have to register to see much. Not much going on there, forums will be re-started when the domain changes.DM's Wiki - Its password protected and no, y'all can't have it hehe. It's mostly empty right now anyway, but its the one I am now devoting alot of work time on, to flesh out NPC's, allies, villans, campaign goals, Legacy items, etc.Again, thanks for sharing your sites...I've blatently stolen a few ideas here and there, wiki layout ideas and anything else I could get my hands on, as any good DM does. Anyone may feel free to borrown from mine as well...and I'll answer what questions I can.Soel - I'm not a programmer by trade, though I am a network admin/router & switch/security person. I have some basic php, mysql and html knowledge from running vbullentin forums for a bazillion years. When I set this up...I spent alot of hours figuring it out, but TW is really very easy to use. The most complicated part was setting up the stylesheet (I'd copy Brennen's section by section to figure out what it changed from the original) and figuring out how the plugin's worked so I could mimic things I liked about some of the sites I explored (including some of the stuff on the TW plugin sites). There is a TW tutorial site you can get to and its helpful for learning quite a bit about it.Just visit the sites here and some of the sites off the main TW site if you get it, between those sets of resources, you are pretty well covered. Be happy to help where I can, but I am not an expert by any means.</blockquote>

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