What FREE D&D software do you use?

[Fenes 2]

It is still in development, but so far I am quite taken with this new NPC-generator I disovered today:

http://www.stanford.edu/~marke/npc.html

It gives out less randomized stats for the NPC classes and adds some (most often sensible) gear and feats. With other random generators I often recieved characters with useless feats and really strange skill and stat sets, which is not usually the case with this one.

 

[Birched]

The link for this npc generator has change to:
www.hailscape.com

 

[silvermane]

http://yoyodyne.virtualave.net/

No longer there, alas.

silvermane

 

[Agamon]

No longer there, alas.

silvermane

Try here: http://www.greyhawkonline.com/smetzger/

As for what I use, not much that's free, actually. HeroForge is sorta free, but with all the time I've been spending helping to get it updated, it's not really all that free anymore...

 

[Arnwyn]

- Jamis Buck's NPC generator
- a monster advancement spreadsheet I found a little while back

 

[TheYeti1775]

http://www.kontek.net/frozen/misc/apps.shtml
http://www.ssa-x2.com/

Both are great, the first is a basic sheet, the second is a very in depth one.

 

[kingpaul]

I use PCGen and RPGObjects Modern Generator.

 

[JediSoth]

Before I got involved in the World's Largest Dungeon, I used Jamis Buck's NPC & Equipment generator and that HTML XP calculator.

I still use the XP calculator.

JediSoth

 

[Pasus Nauran]

I'm biased, and thus use my SSA-X2 D&D Character Sheet, which is a detailed interactive PDF character sheet.

For spell management, I have recently gotten to like SpellGen.

 

[Vonlok The Bold]

I used autorealm before to create large overland maps. I like the program a lot.

So I could easily use Dungeon Crafter for the dungeon maps?

I know autorealm has options for dungeon mapping as well, but I've never used them.

Are there any other free dungeon mapping programs available that I should check out?