Reply to thread

Message

<blockquote data-quote="Eternalknight" data-source="post: 449475" data-attributes="member: 1075">DM Buddy version 1 is finally here!After eight frantic months of work, I am proud to announce the first full version of DM Buddy!&nbsp; There are two main parts to DM Buddy:&nbsp; the Combat Tracker and the Reference Sheets.The combat tracker is your in-game aid.&nbsp; Although it is not as dedicated as programs such as Role-Playing Master and DM's Familiar, it nevertheless is a handy addition if you use a computer during game play.&nbsp; It also incorporates a critical hit generator.The Reference Sheets are an index of various 3rd edition products (something that is sorely needed with the amount of books out there).&nbsp; Currently, the Reference Sheets indexes a total of 48 different sources, and contains:177 races, with ECL's 51 core classes 348 prestige classes 63 skills (including whether they are class or cross-class for the various classes) 1,073 feats 231 weapons, with damage, cost, type etc 44 types of armor 430 pieces of miscellaneous equipment, with costs and weights 1,774 spells (with levels and schools) 281 psionic powers 1,654 magic items 1,439 monsters, including CR, hit points, AC, climate/terrain, and type 573 deities (with alignments and domains) 194 divine abilities 27 vehicles 71 adventures (including suitable levels) The Reference Sheets are fully able to be filtered down to just the sources you want; so, if you want a challenge rating 4 monster find in temperate forests that is fey, you can find it with just a few clicks.Get it <a href="http://www.hotkey.net.au/~eternalknight" target="_blank">here</a></blockquote>

[QUOTE="Eternalknight, post: 449475, member: 1075"] DM Buddy version 1 is finally here! After eight frantic months of work, I am proud to announce the first full version of DM Buddy! There are two main parts to DM Buddy: the Combat Tracker and the Reference Sheets. The combat tracker is your in-game aid. Although it is not as dedicated as programs such as Role-Playing Master and DM's Familiar, it nevertheless is a handy addition if you use a computer during game play. It also incorporates a critical hit generator. The Reference Sheets are an index of various 3rd edition products (something that is sorely needed with the amount of books out there). Currently, the Reference Sheets indexes a total of 48 different sources, and contains: 177 races, with ECL's 51 core classes 348 prestige classes 63 skills (including whether they are class or cross-class for the various classes) 1,073 feats 231 weapons, with damage, cost, type etc 44 types of armor 430 pieces of miscellaneous equipment, with costs and weights 1,774 spells (with levels and schools) 281 psionic powers 1,654 magic items 1,439 monsters, including CR, hit points, AC, climate/terrain, and type 573 deities (with alignments and domains) 194 divine abilities 27 vehicles 71 adventures (including suitable levels) The Reference Sheets are fully able to be filtered down to just the sources you want; so, if you want a challenge rating 4 monster find in temperate forests that is fey, you can find it with just a few clicks. Get it [URL=http://www.hotkey.net.au/~eternalknight]here[/URL] [/QUOTE]

Verification