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It's available for windows only![]()
Yes, it's currently for Windows only. As I mentioned before, we're currently planning to add support through a web app, which will be great for both tablet and mac users.
It's available for windows only![]()
I refuse to install an app for the sole purpose of using a single forum.
Arguably, you could do most of that with Google Drive, via Docs or Sheets.Well, let's see what people need.
GMs
1. A tool that let them plan and write the adventure. As a friend said, something like scrivener.
2. A tool for creating encounters, implemented in the "scrivener - style" app.
3. The ability to insert images and maps
4. A tablet app that will be able to "read" all the above. It shouldn't do a lot of fancy things. Just show the text, double tap to show images in fullscreen, maybe the ability to subtract hp from monsters. It should present the content, not edit it.
Given the ability to take screenshots, an app would do less than nothing to stop piracy. That's time spent developing and writing an app for no real reason when a PDF is easily made in the process of creating the books.1. The ability to buy and read the books in a tablet or a pc. It could be an app, instead of a pdf, if they are afraid of piracy. Actually, it doesn't really matter, because everything digital is going to be pirated. However, everyone should be able to buy an electronic version of the books because if they don't, it's possible that they will try to find another way.
Well you can also use it on our forums at groups.PCGen.orgI refuse to install an app for the sole purpose of using a single forum.
While not D&D specific, you should check out Realm Works. (Full disclosure, I work for Lone Wolf - the company that created Realm Works and also Hero Lab.) But it's campaign neutral, and fits the bill for #1-3. We're planning a web app in the future, which would work for tablet users.
I refuse to install an app for the sole purpose of using a single forum.
I refuse to install an app for the sole purpose of using a single forum.
I thought there was supposed to be Dungeonscape news yesterday? Did I miss it?
As for the tools, I'm surprised Hero Lab wasn't used. Pathfinder is an incredibly complex game and the folks at Lone Wolf have done an amazing job at keeping up with the new releases. The only drawback to it is that it's rather pricey if you get data from all the sourcebooks.