Master Index of all 3e books?

[Lord Thurham]

Does anyone know if a Master Index exists for all of the core books as well as the guidebooks? I have like 10 books and was thinking about making one, but if there is already one somewhere, I'd like to take a look at it. Thanks!

LT

 

[Eternalknight]

Does anyone know if a Master Index exists for all of the core books as well as the guidebooks? I have like 10 books and was thinking about making one, but if there is already one somewhere, I'd like to take a look at it. Thanks!

LT

How do you mean? A list of the titles of the books or what's in the books?

 

[johnsemlak]

Re: Re: Master Index of all 3e books?

How do you mean? A list of the titles of the books or what's in the books?

I think he means a index of the contents of all D&D WotC books.

If he means a list of books, the WotC of the Full Publisher List at the d20Reviews site ought to do it.


If combined the entire SRD into one (huge) Word File, you would have a searchable version of the three core books.

 

[Ashy]

This is actually an idea that I had very early on for a D20 product - the only downside is that you would have to OWN every D20 product to truly make it worthwhile. Sadly, I do not have that kind of dough lying about.

 

[Lord Thurham]

Re: Re: Master Index of all 3e books?

How do you mean? A list of the titles of the books or what's in the books?

I am looking specifically for an Master Index of the contents of each of the books. For Example, If I look up the word Invisibility in a master index, It should point to references in the players handbook, DMG, and even a couple of the guidebooks. I hope this clarifies it. Thanks!

LT