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<blockquote data-quote="Balesir" data-source="post: 6195153" data-attributes="member: 27160">Well, I can help you a bit there, at least. <a href="http://wiki.rpg.net/index.php/DnD4eCM" target="_blank">D&amp;D4E Combat Manager</a> does this with character files imported from (either) CB. It also does it with monsters from Adventure Tools, for the DM's convenience, too.Ah, OK - for use on a PC the sheet is pretty poor, I agree. Have you tried using iPlay4e? I believe that has a good interactive sheet, usable on-line in combination with the eCB (i.e. you build the character on the CB, then use iPlay4e to view the character during play).Re. printing, I have a colour printer in the games room, and by &quot;hiding&quot; cards that haven't changed we generally need only 1-2 pages printed per character per 2 level-ups (up to 20th level, which is where we are so far). I suppose if you're playing weekly the turn-around would be higher and it could become an issue.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Balesir, post: 6195153, member: 27160"] Well, I can help you a bit there, at least. [URL="http://wiki.rpg.net/index.php/DnD4eCM"]D&D4E Combat Manager[/URL] does this with character files imported from (either) CB. It also does it with monsters from Adventure Tools, for the DM's convenience, too. Ah, OK - for use on a PC the sheet is pretty poor, I agree. Have you tried using iPlay4e? I believe that has a good interactive sheet, usable on-line in combination with the eCB (i.e. you build the character on the CB, then use iPlay4e to view the character during play). Re. printing, I have a colour printer in the games room, and by "hiding" cards that haven't changed we generally need only 1-2 pages printed per character per 2 level-ups (up to 20th level, which is where we are so far). I suppose if you're playing weekly the turn-around would be higher and it could become an issue. [/QUOTE]

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