printable spell list

[olyspazz]

I'm looking for a printable spell list with all the source books in it. is there one?

 

[Altamont Ravenard]

If you can retrace the Heroforge 3.5 files, you could extract a complete spell list from their Spellforge file (if you're familiar with Excel).

AR

 

[olyspazz]

I tried using the spell forge but it wont create a quick reference sheet for all the spells just the cantrips.

 

[Altamont Ravenard]

There can be several reasons why only the cantrips showed up:
- You didn't enter a high-enough character level
- You didn't enter a high-enough base stat
- You didn't select spells
- You didn't actualize the spell list

The trick is that all the data for the spells is in a hidden / masked sheet. If you can unmask that sheet, you'll have all the info for all the spells.

AR

 

[Mark1733]

Technically the Excel term would be "unhide" if you right-click on an existing tab. Also, if you can get your hands on a smart device/tablet (ipad, android, or other), you can use another website which appears to have the bulk of information about spells, feats, etc.. I think it is dndtools.eu? Hopefully, there is nothing wrong with pointing to that website. It's not the smoothest site, but it has most everything you need through a good search filter.

 

[Oryan77]

I've been trying to get a spell index myself, but every one I have found only lists the most current sourcebook that the spell exists in. For example, if the spell was reprinted in the Spell Compendium, the index only shows that the spell comes from the Spell Compendium. It does not include the sourcebook that the spell originally existed in.

 

[Rich Baker]

I confess, this thread title instantly made me think: "Wait, are there spells that are *unprintable*???"

There's a whole new field of transmutations and conjurations just waiting to be developed there. Makes you wonder what Bigby might have done if he were a salty sailor.

 

[aglondier]

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