Someone has created a new index for D&D

[Ancalagon]

Hello

We all know that the index at the end of the book is... not good. Tiny font, too many cross refferences instead of page numbers etc.

So this guy created a mega index:

https://www.dmsguild.com/product/26...F7v-v93eiRyUIiAi4PtBIiD1KnGicIFTpYdmodvH6tGg0

Now this is a *veeery* interesting idea but... is it any good? I'm not affiliated with this guy in any way, I just want to know if this is a project worth purchasing (AND if it is good, promote it because it a good idea).

 

[robus]

Hello

We all know that the index at the end of the book is... not good. Tiny font, too many cross refferences instead of page numbers etc.

So this guy created a mega index:

https://www.dmsguild.com/product/26...F7v-v93eiRyUIiAi4PtBIiD1KnGicIFTpYdmodvH6tGg0

Now this is a *veeery* interesting idea but... is it any good? I'm not affiliated with this guy in any way, I just want to know if this is a project worth purchasing (AND if it is good, promote it because it a good idea).

You can’t take a gamble with < $2? Two 5 star reviews already makes it seem a safe bet if you’re in the market...

 

[Blue]

Just search the web. People have been doing this since not long after 5e came out. And back then there was no dmsguild so it was all free.

 

[MNblockhead]

I have an index like this someone posted for free on Reddit. It doesn't get used anymore since I use D&D Beyond. Easier to search or use D&D Beyonds categories to navigate.