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<blockquote data-quote="mafisto" data-source="post: 1324220" data-attributes="member: 15183">DM GenieI've had great success using DM Genie (<a href="http://www.dmgenie.com" target="_blank">http://www.dmgenie.com</a>) for my modified 3.5 campaign.&nbsp; I don't use it for running combat, but it really is an unparalled way to keep track of just about everything.&nbsp; Functionally it encompasses everything from 3.5 (skills, spells, feats, monsters, etc.), and the developer (Janik from Mad Genious) is actively developing the product.&nbsp; I rarely have to use the manuals because the information in the program is very extensive and complete -- and it really cuts down on rules lawyer activity.Finally, the campaing managment tools have been a godsend.&nbsp; It can access maps, store HTML, create nested adventures and use RTF markup.I know I sound like a raving fan, but try it out.&nbsp; Download the demo and use the tutorials; because of the sheer amount of functional components, there is a learning curve.&nbsp; The forums on the site are pretty well attended too, so ask questions there if you need more info than you can get from the site itself.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mafisto, post: 1324220, member: 15183"] [b]DM Genie[/b] I've had great success using DM Genie ([url]http://www.dmgenie.com[/url]) for my modified 3.5 campaign. I don't use it for running combat, but it really is an unparalled way to keep track of just about everything. Functionally it encompasses everything from 3.5 (skills, spells, feats, monsters, etc.), and the developer (Janik from Mad Genious) is actively developing the product. I rarely have to use the manuals because the information in the program is very extensive and complete -- and it really cuts down on rules lawyer activity. Finally, the campaing managment tools have been a godsend. It can access maps, store HTML, create nested adventures and use RTF markup. I know I sound like a raving fan, but try it out. Download the demo and use the tutorials; because of the sheer amount of functional components, there is a learning curve. The forums on the site are pretty well attended too, so ask questions there if you need more info than you can get from the site itself. [/QUOTE]

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