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Ravenloft (Origional Adventure)
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Olgar Shiverstone
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Check your email 
Olgar Shiverstone said:Check your email
I checked but I have nothing from ya.
Did you send it to: slingbld1619@netscape.net?
Olgar Shiverstone
Legend
Resent (the first one went to a comcast address -- the one EN World shows). 
I would LOVE to see your write up of Strahd.
I have one but you seem to graps the sublties of the D20 system better than I do (And yer more creative me thinks)
Send it to my comcast email address (that's the 1st one you sent it to).
I was at work when I requested it be sent to the netscape address (so I could check it out right away =D)
I have one but you seem to graps the sublties of the D20 system better than I do (And yer more creative me thinks)
Send it to my comcast email address (that's the 1st one you sent it to).
I was at work when I requested it be sent to the netscape address (so I could check it out right away =D)
Olgar Shiverstone
Legend
How big a file can you take? I did Strahd in Heroforge 3.5, which is about 1.5 MB zipped (5.4 MB unzipped)
Olgar Shiverstone
Legend
Sent. You just need MS Excel to view it. (Oh, I forgot -- make sure you select "enable macros" when the Excel file opens.)
BlackBart's Heroforge 3.5 is a free MS Excel spreadsheet that is used for character generation. It can handle a wide variety of tasks, and includes a lot of data. There are still a few bugs in it (mostly in the templates section at this point), but the programmer is great at refining and updating -- I seldom run into a meaningful error at this point. I use it for all my PCs and complex NPCs (those with high levels, multiple classes, or prestige classes -- I use etools for run-of-the-mill monsters and single-classed NPCs).
Try it out; it's got a great quality-to-dollar ratio Prints out a great character sheet, too.
Heck, just save a backup copy of the Strahd file and you can reset the spreadsheet to use for your own characters (or tweak up Strahd to your liking).
I originally had Strahd as a Pale Master (Dragon 315 just made him a Nec 10, which is a straight translation of the original module, but is a little dull), but decided Eldritch Knight was more to my liking, due to his background as a conquerer (per the Book of Strahd in the module).
BlackBart's Heroforge 3.5 is a free MS Excel spreadsheet that is used for character generation. It can handle a wide variety of tasks, and includes a lot of data. There are still a few bugs in it (mostly in the templates section at this point), but the programmer is great at refining and updating -- I seldom run into a meaningful error at this point. I use it for all my PCs and complex NPCs (those with high levels, multiple classes, or prestige classes -- I use etools for run-of-the-mill monsters and single-classed NPCs).
Try it out; it's got a great quality-to-dollar ratio
Prints out a great character sheet, too.Heck, just save a backup copy of the Strahd file and you can reset the spreadsheet to use for your own characters (or tweak up Strahd to your liking).
I originally had Strahd as a Pale Master (Dragon 315 just made him a Nec 10, which is a straight translation of the original module, but is a little dull), but decided Eldritch Knight was more to my liking, due to his background as a conquerer (per the Book of Strahd in the module).
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