Links and Downloads
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Revision as of 05:36, 7 August 2011 by Wizardoest (talk | contribs) (Small edits. Removed the Forgotten Realms links, as one had expired and the other was Wikipedia.)
Rules References
- Hypertext d20 SRD-based online rules reference. Errata is integrated as it comes out.
- FAQ Official D&D FAQ
- Errata Official D&D Errata
- Roleplaying Tips Great idea resource.
- Article on the Line area of effect
- SRD monsters in new stat block format
- Monster finder
Lists
- D&D product lists WOTC used to have this on their own website...
d20 v3.5 Indexes (updated 06 Oct 2007) Nearly every 3.5 rule is cataloged in these PDF files, from Crystal Keep.WOTC pulled it- WotC Master lists List of invocations, monsters, spells, feats, and character and prestige classes. Incomplete.
- List of Prestige Classes on wikipedia
Character Development
- d20 NPC wiki For NPCs in a hurry.
- Elven language
- Power Attack Calculator Online tool for calculating how much to Power Attack.
Names
For names, The Extraordinary Book of Names by Gygax is highly recommended.
Class Specific
3rd party options
Downloads
- Hero Forge, an Excel character designer.
- D&D Old Edition Downloads (pages still live on Wizards.com, but are orphaned)
Random
- RPG stack exchange
- d20 Modern SRD
- To check out a cool implementation of MediaWiki (the software that this wiki is running on), go check out the Marvel Universe wiki. Note: They actually don't call it a wiki.
Light RPG Gamesystems
- Bubblegum This game is a comic-bookish game where your character progressively gets better at kicking ass (and progressively worse at doing normal, mundane things.) The rules for this fit on one page.
- John This game, which has two pages of rules, revolves around John. John is an average person with extreme schizophrenia. In this competitive RPG, everyone plays a different personality of John, vying for control of him and attempting to fulfill their own goals.
- Fiasco Fiasco is inspired by cinematic tales of small time capers gone disastrously wrong -- inspired by films like Blood Simple, Fargo, The Way of the Gun, Burn After Reading, and A Simple Plan. You'll play ordinary people with powerful ambition and poor impulse control. There will be big dreams and flawed execution. It won't go well for them, to put it mildly, and in the end it will probably all go south in a glorious heap of jealousy, murder, and recrimination. Lives and reputations will be lost, painful wisdom will be gained, and if you are really lucky, your guy just might end up back where he started.
