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May 17th, 2009 at 6:40 pm
I noticed that your site still deals with 3.5 D&D quite a bit and as such I thought I would send this your way…
I write to express my support for the thriving 3.5 community via the recently released Monster Advancer (http://www.monsteradvancer.com).
This compact suite of applications allows for swift monster generation, advancement and customization, all within the context of 3rd edition(3.5). What once took up to an hour of dungeon masters’ time, now takes seconds. Large Fiendish, Half-Dragon Dire Wolves with 18 hit dice can now take their place of honor amongst the kraken and the hydra.
There are currently three applications worthy of note: There is a version made for massive customization (allowing templates, magical items and equipment, stat adjustments and feat selection), a version made for speed and simplicity, and another which can generate multiple creatures randomly based on the challenge rating or encounter level desired.
The entire project is completely free and available now. It is continuing to be enhanced daily with the ability to add class levels coming by the end of the week.
My goal is to help foster and reinvigorate the 3.5 community by contributing to the tools that enhance the game by allowing time for creativity rather than crunching numbers.
June 2nd, 2009 at 3:31 pm
Steve,
Hi. I just want you to be aware that I am writing a book called “Twitterville,” and I have been using the term since April 2008. I have no objection to your use of the word. I have made no claim to rights of the word. There is also an iPhone application named “Twitterville” as well. I am writing now just to be certain that you are aware of these other uses and to wish you well with Fireball.
September 25th, 2009 at 10:56 am
Nice site, and some great articles.
One thing missing that I would really like to see is a leave-a-message board for gamers seeking gamers. Yes, other boards do this but you can never have enough! It can be really difficult to find games, and without all of us making every effort to make that easier, D&D will die a slow death.