Fan tools. Specifically looking for homebrew formatting.

[Evenglare]

So, I've been looking around for some fan tools. Specifically I want some thing to make it easy for me to copy and past with a 4th edition formatting. I'm looking for a program that will allow me to make Classes, Powers, Races, Magic Items, Traps/Hazards, Themes and templates (for monsters and such) . Is there anything out there like this?

 

[SeprenMaelstrom]

Well, I can help out a bit! Here is Asmor's Monster Maker, a pretty nifty tool for designing your own monsters of whatever proportions. Sadly the current version seems to be the final version ever; as well, the wiki advertised for it has been down for some time. Another thing to consider is that if you go to print this, make sure you access the HTML files on a computer that has the program [so saving it onto a flash drive, opening the files with it and printing from a PC that isn't your own will work]. I printed out a few of my own monsters and the formatting was all messed up, unfortunately.

All that said, it's a pretty handy tool for reflavouring / totally homebrewing monsters.

It is here: Monster Maker - Asmor.com

 

[Evenglare]

thanks for the input, at this point im just creating templates on word, so I can do it myself. I'll be glad to upload when i'm finished, it shouldnt take TOO maybe a day or so.

 

[EmbraCraig]

I keep meaning to put together a set of custom table styles in Word to do the different 4E layouts... but haven't got there yet.

Masterplan will do custom monster, skill challenge, trap and hazard stat blocks on screen, not sure how well they print or export as I've not tried that yet.

 

[Xethreau]

I would only give these tools an 8/10 - very good for basic stuff, but if you get too complicated it can get wonky.

Qube's Stat-Block Builder
The Playwrite's 4e Power Toolkit

Both can get WEIRD if you try to copy-paste them into the WotC forums. Double- and 1.5-spacing be da**ed!