ladyofdragons
First Post
Hello. I'm seeking help from D20 Fantasy publishers for a new site I have built.
The project, called the D20 Fantasy Index (D20FX for short) is an attempt to create a catalog of information on every D&D-compatible D20 Fantasy/OGC publication ever offered, from core books to adventures to 1-page PDF leaflets to printable map products and other assorted published game enhancements. The catalog will allow users to look at products by publisher or search them in various ways, with links to various online retailers to purchase the products that are still available. It is my hope to index the contents of these publications as well, along the lines of what the WotC product index contains.
What I'm trying to offer users is a place not only to find quality publications they may have missed, but a way to easily create and share wishlists and lists of books they own (regardless of where they're for sale and whether or not they're in print), and eventually a cross-index of all the items in all the books they own. The idea for this project comes from my own 75+ product collection and the realization that it's just impossible to remember where I saw a particular feat or spell when I'm levelling or creating a character, causing me to have to search through a dozen or more books.
So far, there are 1180+ products listed on the site. I can't guarantee that I haven't missed any publisher's products, or that some of the products aren't incompatible with D20 Fantasy/D&D. Where I am seeking help is to verify that your company's publications list is correct and that all the details are correct. Often things such as version compatibility (3.0/3.5) are difficult to find and I would be immensely grateful for any help in straightening out the information.
Please feel free to check out the site: http://www.d20fx.com. You can post on the forums there, send a private message or email to be and I can grant you access to edit your own entries, or if you'd rather just send me the corrected information I can do it for you. I can be emailed at librarian@(nospam)d20fx(dot)com (just leave out the nospam part and convert the dot). I also welcome any feedback about the site itself. I'm hoping this project will provide some added value to the online D&D community, I hope you think so too.
Thanks!
The project, called the D20 Fantasy Index (D20FX for short) is an attempt to create a catalog of information on every D&D-compatible D20 Fantasy/OGC publication ever offered, from core books to adventures to 1-page PDF leaflets to printable map products and other assorted published game enhancements. The catalog will allow users to look at products by publisher or search them in various ways, with links to various online retailers to purchase the products that are still available. It is my hope to index the contents of these publications as well, along the lines of what the WotC product index contains.
What I'm trying to offer users is a place not only to find quality publications they may have missed, but a way to easily create and share wishlists and lists of books they own (regardless of where they're for sale and whether or not they're in print), and eventually a cross-index of all the items in all the books they own. The idea for this project comes from my own 75+ product collection and the realization that it's just impossible to remember where I saw a particular feat or spell when I'm levelling or creating a character, causing me to have to search through a dozen or more books.
So far, there are 1180+ products listed on the site. I can't guarantee that I haven't missed any publisher's products, or that some of the products aren't incompatible with D20 Fantasy/D&D. Where I am seeking help is to verify that your company's publications list is correct and that all the details are correct. Often things such as version compatibility (3.0/3.5) are difficult to find and I would be immensely grateful for any help in straightening out the information.
Please feel free to check out the site: http://www.d20fx.com. You can post on the forums there, send a private message or email to be and I can grant you access to edit your own entries, or if you'd rather just send me the corrected information I can do it for you. I can be emailed at librarian@(nospam)d20fx(dot)com (just leave out the nospam part and convert the dot). I also welcome any feedback about the site itself. I'm hoping this project will provide some added value to the online D&D community, I hope you think so too.
Thanks!
