Spell Program?

[Comicguy68]

Does anybody know of a spell program? My mother got this recipe program where you enter the recipe on a "card" by filling in the blanks (ingrediants, time, etc.). Then you can do a sort using any combination of fields (i.e. chicken, 30 minutes) and it will list all the recipes that fit that criteria. Then when you click on a recipe, it'll bring up the card with the recipe on it.

That got me to thinking, Wow! This would be great for D&D. If we could do this with a program (type in illusion, somantic) and it'll bring up all the spells that fit that criteria.

Was wondering if anyone knows of anything like this?

Thanks.

 

[silvermane]

Google for SpellGen

 

[DMFTodd]

DM's Familiar can do that with it's Advanced Search. It doesn't print though so it may not be much help.

 

[Davek]

You could just use the same program that your mom uses. Granted the field headings would not be correct, but after all, it could be argued that spells are recipes. If it were me, I owuld be interested in the filtering and printing much more than the visual aspects of the program. It is the information, and ease of use thats important to me.

Depending on how that program is written, the field headings might be loaded from an XML document or other text file, in which case all you need to do is carefully edit the file.

 

[Wonko the Sane]

A previous poster suggested SpellGen, and although it doesn't do exactly what you're asking about, it's pretty darned cool nonetheless.