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Below are files that I use for creation and maintenance of my
characters and my campaign. Many of the files I have either written or edited. I
have tried to give credit where credit is due. If anything posted here violates anyone's
creative rights, please let me know what I can do to correct the situation.
All files on
this site were archived/compressed/zipped with WinZip.
To use them, you will need to have an "unzipping" program like:
Available for free by clicking on the link above and downloading it from
their site.
Programs
I did *not* write these programs. I found
these programs elsewhere on the internet, and cannot find the original sites of the ones housed
here. If placing these programs on this site offends any person's rights to this
material, or they would like additional information placed as a credit, please let me know.
Some of these programs were written for the 2nd Edition AD&D, but are
still useful. Entries described in green take you offsite; these
programs are being updated and you should patronize the original sites anyway! The links should open in a new window.
 | Jamis Buck's NPC Generators:
 | Jamis Buck's
NPC Generator for 3E: The original NPC and leveled
character/monster creator. Quick and simple to use. Like
everything else in 3E and 3.5E, there were more and more
options/complications and Jamis moved on to a different format.
Still, this program is a favorite for cranking out random NPCs or
slapping a few levels of warrior, barbarian, rogue, etc. on a humanoid
monster. Even worked great for making a quick Mind-Flayer mages. |
| Jamis Buck's NPC
Generator 2.0 for 3.5: Updated by Andargor, this version
of the NPC generator only generates PCs races and base classes. |
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| Weather Generator: This
is an simple program, originally created for Greyhawk, but that was a long time
ago, in the 1st Edition. It actually works for any RPG, as it generates
weather for a particular terrain at a particular latitude and elevation. You can
generate up to 3 months of weather. |
Character Creation & Character Sheets
| HeroForge:
Chris Mathieu started this Excel spreadsheet character
generator for 3E. The output looks exactly like the WotC
character sheet. Keeping track of what points were spent where and
letting the spreadsheet automatically calculate and update your character's
BAB, AC, Skills, and Saves is invaluable! It has some problems, but
it's very easy to adjust or overwrite. It's THE program that I've been using since
I found it! Shannon Greene has been updating it steadily for
3.5E. His version is what I'm currently using, with a few
adjustments. To get the latest sheet, go directly to: Shannon
Greene's HeroForge Website.
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Scott Bennie's Files
If you've come looking for Scott Bennie's Mulhorandi materials, this page
was a good guess. I've actually got them stashed in the Goodies section, at the Scott Bennie page.
Other Files
| D&D DM's Party Data Pack
(Excel & Word Files, use whichever version suits your fancy): This packet of forms is for the DMs that need to keep track of certain party data. This pack
includes the Adventure Sheet that I pass around at the beginning of every game
session as a Word document and in the Excel spreadsheet. It asks for common
information about the characters. I use it as a reference during and after the game
session to keep track of the character's current levels, combat statistics, and
experience. It also serves as a way of letting the player's know that the game is
starting, and gets them to think about marching orders/watches before the game gets
going. There is a "Question of the week" on the form that the player's
enjoy answering. Provided in the pack is a list of questions to use.
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| FR Calendar Document:
Here is a pretty, one page calendar that I give out to my players so they know how the year
passes. |
| Roll of the Years:
The full Roll of the Years as a Word 97 document. There are 2300 year entries
total, which I managed to pack into 9 pages using 8 pt font and 4 columns per
page. This listing is taken from the WotC site some time ago, with the
corrections that were posted to the FR list. This is still the list that WotC is using. |
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