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<blockquote data-quote="jmettraux" data-source="post: 303349" data-attributes="member: 6190">In the &quot;I use what I have done/coded&quot; style,I personally use <a href="http://dgsh.sf.net" target="_blank">dgsh</a> that I built to keep track of my party and its opponents.I cannot rival with Luke's RPM battlemap functionality. I didn't felt the need for developing such a feature because1) dgsh is pure console (text-only output)2) I draw dungeons and places on paper with grid and the players have their own miniatures (for the villains I use <a href="http://www.d20reviews.com/pozas/" target="_blank">Claudio Pozas</a>' excellent lines of counters)3) we meet physically for each game session (no need for remote display of battlefield...)&nbsp;to view monster stats :dgsh&gt; d trolldgsh&gt; d goblinto view spell stats :dgsh&gt; spell magic_missiledgsh&gt; spell dazeget in combat mode and roll a patrol of 4 gobs :dgsh&gt; fightdgsh-combat&gt; inst goblin 4 gob(they will be named gob1 to gob4 and dgsh will roll their hit points)you could also load one of your villain :dgsh-combat&gt; load villains/feanor_bad.xml oppYou can browse <a href="http://dgsh.sf.net/dgsh-sample-session.txt" target="_blank">a piece of dgshed game session</a>.Only a few monsters are currently digitized for dgsh, but I'm working on a stat block parser.Also under work (and nearly finished) is a GameClock (scenario time tracking).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="jmettraux, post: 303349, member: 6190"] In the "I use what I have done/coded" style, I personally use [URL=http://dgsh.sf.net]dgsh[/URL] that I built to keep track of my party and its opponents. I cannot rival with Luke's RPM battlemap functionality. I didn't felt the need for developing such a feature because 1) dgsh is pure console (text-only output) 2) I draw dungeons and places on paper with grid and the players have their own miniatures (for the villains I use [URL=http://www.d20reviews.com/pozas/]Claudio Pozas[/URL]' excellent lines of counters) 3) we meet physically for each game session (no need for remote display of battlefield...) to view monster stats : dgsh> d troll dgsh> d goblin to view spell stats : dgsh> spell magic_missile dgsh> spell daze get in combat mode and roll a patrol of 4 gobs : dgsh> fight dgsh-combat> inst goblin 4 gob (they will be named gob1 to gob4 and dgsh will roll their hit points) you could also load one of your villain : dgsh-combat> load villains/feanor_bad.xml opp You can browse [URL=http://dgsh.sf.net/dgsh-sample-session.txt]a piece of dgshed game session[/URL]. Only a few monsters are currently digitized for dgsh, but I'm working on a stat block parser. Also under work (and nearly finished) is a GameClock (scenario time tracking). [/QUOTE]

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