Whizbang Dustyboots
Gnometown Hero
Anyone use this program? I've been burned by Redblade in the past, but am always optimistic that there will be a good character generator (especially if it can handle templated monsters) for D20.
From reading their boards, I don't think they can handle templates yet, but that's in the works.Whizbang Dustyboots said:Anyone use this program? I've been burned by Redblade in the past, but am always optimistic that there will be a good character generator (especially if it can handle templated monsters) for D20.
Cthulhudrew said:Have you tried HeroForge at all? They just released a major version that has a lot of new options (including better ability to customize).
The problem is, the new version is kind of a bear loading, at least on older machines (and, the biggest drawback, to me, is that characters saved with older versions have to be completely reworked for the new one.)
Have you tried the GMGen plug-in of PCGen for ingame? I haven't because no one in my group has a laptop. I know some of our users have, and they like it.catsclaw227 said:For pure character creation, I imagine that PCGen is better, but for actual play in game, DM Genie is awesome. I can't imagine DMing without it.
kingpaul said:Have you tried the GMGen plug-in of PCGen for ingame?
I like DM Genie because of the vbscript capabilities. Items, Feats, Classes and other functons can be scripted with a fairly nice object model.Mercule said:Ditto. It's one of the major reasons I decided to invest my time and energy into PCGen (I've got a lot of house rules that require data editing). The initiative tracker, encounter generator, and xp calculator are fantabulous aids.