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<blockquote data-quote="John Meyers" data-source="post: 5575988" data-attributes="member: 6677185">5-31-2011 Fixed Missing Wizard UtilitiesBecause NPCs make the best villains, I’ve gone and made a 4E tool for crafting&nbsp; NPCs in Excel 03.&nbsp; It’s pretty rough, but it’s designed to work most of the&nbsp; calculations for the user.&nbsp; The various books will need to be on hand to use it, as none&nbsp; of the powers are described (I lifted data from an on-line excel character&nbsp; sheet posted on DnD4.com - shout out to 'Wildfire'!!).&nbsp; Also, none of the Essentials’ information has been included, but&nbsp; anybody versed in excel can add them (Or I can, if asked by enough&nbsp; people).&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; To use, go straight to&nbsp; the Worksheet tab; all yellow fields are drop-down menus, green fields are for&nbsp; manual entries, and do not touch the tan fields, as those are formula driven&nbsp; (will be protected in the future).&nbsp; The workbook is read only, so don’t be&nbsp; afraid of messing things up!&nbsp; Next, go the Print tab and customize/make&nbsp; annotations as needed.&nbsp; Done!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="John Meyers, post: 5575988, member: 6677185"] [FONT=Arial][SIZE=2][FONT=Arial]5-31-2011 Fixed Missing Wizard Utilities Because NPCs make the best villains, I’ve gone and made a 4E tool for crafting NPCs in Excel 03. It’s pretty rough, but it’s designed to work most of the calculations for the user. The various books will need to be on hand to use it, as none of the powers are described (I lifted data from an on-line excel character sheet posted on DnD4.com - shout out to 'Wildfire'!!). Also, none of the Essentials’ information has been included, but anybody versed in excel can add them (Or I can, if asked by enough people).[/FONT][/SIZE][/FONT] [FONT=Arial][SIZE=2][FONT=Arial] To use, go straight to the Worksheet tab; all yellow fields are drop-down menus, green fields are for manual entries, and do not touch the tan fields, as those are formula driven (will be protected in the future). The workbook is read only, so don’t be afraid of messing things up! Next, go the Print tab and customize/make annotations as needed. Done![/FONT][/SIZE][/FONT] [/QUOTE]

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