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D20 Stuffing ? (hehe)
D20 Supplements ?
D20 Menu ?

I'm just joking. I laughed when I thought of stuffing (based on seeing you 'filling' post). Supplements made me think of a weight lifter eating d20 shaped pills - hehe

I'm just having a hard time thinking of how to present this information.

How about,

D20 Customize ?
D20 Specialized ?
 

This sounds like it could be a great site!
My imput, simply reflecting others, but I will reinforce their ideas.
What I look for on the web (besides the endless mind-numbing babble I find on these boards ;-) is the micro stuff.
Tavern maps
complete NPCs (I use Jamis's program, but they aren't complete)
mini, one session adventures that plug in anywhere
city maps
new miscellaneous gear
original (low power, but useful) magic items i.e 'folding campfire'
character portraits

That's about it. Everything else I either make myself or wing it.

Oh, and I would help support your site with some submissions and if things really start to roll, perhaps even a weekly thing.

ps I'm in the same boat as you, trained in graphics but not much coding skill.
 

Good stuff...

So I think I'm swaying towards calling it d20 Plug-ins (though the site would be rolegamer.net). The site would focus on the micro elements and items that could be easily placed into campaigns/adventures/dungeons - such as NPC's, locations of interest, plot ideas, etc...

Sound good so far?
 

NPC's layed out like in the DMG, lv 7(?)-20, except they're Prestige Class specific instead of single classed. Somewhat limited in theory, but if you ever needed a specific character to be a certain prestige class at a pre-specified level, there you go. As far as I know, there don't seem to be any generators that do this. Or did I miss something?

Maps. One can never have enough maps.
Random generators for stuff. The sort you see in Dragon magazine from time to time.
 


What about "D20 Cafeteria" since that seems to be an image that speaks to everyone? Or "D20 Micro"?

It sounds like a great idea to me, especially if you can get someone involved who's into the whole coding thing and can help add features like ratings and comments. Some kind of internal search engine would be great, too. But you can certainly start without, and if the site is compelling enough, users will want to help add features.

I'd also like to offer to help. I'm a freelance proofreader, and I can tidy text for you. I get really frustrated with a lot of gamers' sites', er, casual attitude towards grammar, spelling, and punctuation. I know I'm probably more of a nitpicker than most, but it really bugs me, and so I'm putting my time and effort where my mouth is. The job probably wasn't on your list, but you've got a Site Proofreader &/or Editor if you want one.
 



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