d20fool
First Post
Craft calculator?
I checked out your website, very cool BTW. I look forward to using Wordsmith. I found your character roller, but not your craft DC thingie. I'd love to give it a whirl.
For everyone, I actually forked over the $5 for tablesmith express/namemaker at mythosa.net. Those programs just seemed to handy, I couldn't resist. I'm considering PDAWarrior OR RPGSuite for keeping my stats for my players on. It would really help in planning if I knew what spells a character had or special feat, etc. And it allows me to look up their skill ranks during a session for that secret roll.
I'll post what I decide. Adieu.
John "d20fool" McCarty
Plane Sailing said:Doh! I can't believe I failed to plug my OWN PalmOS utilities!
Designed to speed up needlessly complex rules, my 3.0 jump calculator worked out the DC to jump any distance (not needed since 3.5 streamlined the rules beautifully there) and a craft calculator which you can input the value, the DC, the skill and then click either "take 10" or "roll normally" and it calculates how long it takes and how much it costs (including wastage of materials rolls"). Incidentally it demonstrates nicely that if "take 10" will meet the DC, you are almost always better off doing that than risking a failure![]()
I checked out your website, very cool BTW. I look forward to using Wordsmith. I found your character roller, but not your craft DC thingie. I'd love to give it a whirl.
For everyone, I actually forked over the $5 for tablesmith express/namemaker at mythosa.net. Those programs just seemed to handy, I couldn't resist. I'm considering PDAWarrior OR RPGSuite for keeping my stats for my players on. It would really help in planning if I knew what spells a character had or special feat, etc. And it allows me to look up their skill ranks during a session for that secret roll.
I'll post what I decide. Adieu.
John "d20fool" McCarty