Pathfinder 1E Searchable/filterable Pathfinder NPC database

[Morrus]

There are now two more databases in place (find them in the Databases menu on the navbar).

- Pathfinder Spells
- 3.5 SRD Monsters

I've also made a few tweaks, so entries have autocomplete suggestions (perfect for when you just want to look up a specific item), fixed the colour formatting, and other bits and pieces. It's coming along.

The main thing I wonder about re. the price and whether it's worth doing is that there are obviously already wikis and SRDs and PRDs and apps and who-knows-what, so it may be a bit redundant.

 

[Wraith Form]

The main thing I wonder about re. the price and whether it's worth doing is that there are obviously already wikis and SRDs and PRDs and apps and who-knows-what, so it may be a bit redundant.

Agreed--save your money.

 

[Dausuul]

The main thing I wonder about re. the price and whether it's worth doing is that there are obviously already wikis and SRDs and PRDs and apps and who-knows-what, so it may be a bit redundant.

If you don't mind me asking, what database software are you using for this? By database standards, the requirements for this sort of thing are trivially small; it should be possible to find open-source software, or a free low-powered version of an enterprise platform, that can do everything you need done.

 

[Morrus]

So there's 10 days left on the free trial. What I'll probably do is leave them there for the duration, and let them expire naturally.

 

[Morrus]

If you don't mind me asking, what database software are you using for this? By database standards, the requirements for this sort of thing are trivially small; it should be possible to find open-source software, or a free low-powered version of an enterprise platform, that can do everything you need done.

I looked around pretty thoroughly at various options.

 

[reidonly]

Searchable/filterable D&D Next database

I'm not sure of this database's value regarding Pathfinder given other Pathfinder sources on the web.

However, I find the D&D Next adventure database promising as I just recently needed something like this. Specifically, I was looking for a simple, concise resource listing of D&D Encounter Seasons and where to find them. Some have been posted to dndclassics.com while others have been reproduced as Dungeon features (with at least one showing up in both). So I encourage EN World to host some database of D&D adventures.

Does such a database require licensed software above and beyond what EN World already provides?