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<blockquote data-quote="EricNoah" data-source="post: 85280" data-attributes="member: 4">I use Master Tools beta for NPCs, PCs, and monster stat blocks, equipment, and treasure.&nbsp; Even buggy it is very, very quick and useful to me, particularly the copy-n-paste stat block inside the program.&nbsp; Then again I'm playing mostly core rules and very few prestige classes.&nbsp; When I get to a char with a prestige class that's not in the program (anything not in the DMG), I just give him levels in something &quot;close&quot; in terms of hp, saves, attack bonus, and then edit the stat block by hand for special abilities (removing ones he doesn't have and adding ones he gets for the PrC levels).&nbsp; I heavily rely on Bob Fitch's and Steve Mulhern's spell sheets -- I hate cracking open books during the game, and having charts of NPC spells (or PC spells for that matter) is just a huge benefit to me.&nbsp; (I hope Steve updates his spell sheet to include the past couple of class books if nothing else -- go Steve!).&nbsp; I copy the charts from Excel into my web editor or MS Word to make a nice chart like this one:&nbsp; <a href="http://webpages.charter.net/ericnoah/noahrpg/vangkor_spells.htm" target="_blank">http://webpages.charter.net/ericnoah/noahrpg/vangkor_spells.htm</a></blockquote>

[QUOTE="EricNoah, post: 85280, member: 4"] I use Master Tools beta for NPCs, PCs, and monster stat blocks, equipment, and treasure. Even buggy it is very, very quick and useful to me, particularly the copy-n-paste stat block inside the program. Then again I'm playing mostly core rules and very few prestige classes. When I get to a char with a prestige class that's not in the program (anything not in the DMG), I just give him levels in something "close" in terms of hp, saves, attack bonus, and then edit the stat block by hand for special abilities (removing ones he doesn't have and adding ones he gets for the PrC levels). I heavily rely on Bob Fitch's and Steve Mulhern's spell sheets -- I hate cracking open books during the game, and having charts of NPC spells (or PC spells for that matter) is just a huge benefit to me. (I hope Steve updates his spell sheet to include the past couple of class books if nothing else -- go Steve!). I copy the charts from Excel into my web editor or MS Word to make a nice chart like this one: [url]http://webpages.charter.net/ericnoah/noahrpg/vangkor_spells.htm[/url] [/QUOTE]

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