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Dungeon Tile Mapper

Dungeon Tile Mapper
You've probably seen our Dungeon Tiles previews in our monthly "Previews" article series and may even have scored a copy of these cool tiles. By now you probably have hundreds of cool dungeon designs running around your head. But how can you create these dungeons and share them with your friends? Well a good friend of the D&D website, Randal "Jailoco" Meyer, has created a really cool drag-and-drop dungeon tile tool. And, he's given us a personalized copy for the D&D website as well as a nifty guide on its use. This tool includes all tiles from Dungeon Tiles I, Dungeon Tiles II: Arcane Corridors, Dungeon Tiles III: Hidden Crypts, Dungeon Tiles IV: Ruins of the Wild and will be updated with future sets. NOTE: Using our online version will let you save and load dungeons through the use of cookies, so if you would like to use that feature please have cookies turned on. Download the Dungeon Tile Mapper version 1.2.0 now (4.17m ZIP). Dungeon Tile Mapper Guide Generic Maps Tab Settings Tab Tiles Tab

Mapping Tutorial Using Free GameTable Mapping Software Patrick Crusiau Mapping Game Sessions Real-Time If you wish to play via Internet, or use a computer monitor as your battlemap, there are virtual game table applications available, among which I recommend GameTable. It is user-friendly and intuitive, it is free, and it is freeware you can modify and distribute. It is, moreover, a Java program, usable with any computer or operating system. Scan any map, or sketch your own, then place small images used as tokens, and you will never have to clutter your table again with unpainted lead figures. Although intended for Internet play, I mostly use GameTable as a normal gaming board, with the players moving their figures on the screen during normal face-to-face game sessions. In this case, I use an external screen and I run two instances of GameTable on my computer: one on my laptop, behind my gamemaster screen, and the other on the external monitor, facing the players. GameTable Preparation Then, open GameTable. Simple map and drawing tools

Dungeons 'N' Dragons Battlegrounds Home Feature Focus: iPlay4e - Masterplan One upcoming feature we’d like to highlight is integration with iPlay4e, which will make its first appearance in Masterplan version 8.2. This came about very simply: a short email from Andrew Reutter, the iPlay4e designer, mentioning that he’d received calls to integrate it with Masterplan, and would we be interested in some sort of collaboration? Sadly his users hadn’t given any indication of what kind of integration they wanted to see, so we’re starting with the most obvious: since Masterplan already has the concept of PCs, this feature allows users to enter iPlay4e keys and have Masterplan link to that character, so that if you select that PC in combat you’ll see the iPlay4e character sheet, rather than the usual PC breakdown that Masterplan provides (although Masterplan will also download all the relevant character information as a backup). How else might we integrate Masterplan and iPlay4e?

MapMage, the Random Dungeon Generator Mapping Software - Forums > Home - Forums Product Info - Store Forums - Free Art Forums Active Topics : Memberlist : Search : Help : Register : Login Help Dundjinni! The time now is 06/06/2012 at 2:42pm. Forum Topics Posts Last Post News Product Releases Dundjinni product release announcements 06/04/2012 at 4:33am By Kepli New or Hireling members Info for all new members or Hirelings 06/28/2011 at 3:06am Other News Other Dundjinni news 05/25/2012 at 7:42am By Bogie Support Bugs Report Dundjinni bugs only 05/19/2012 at 4:07am By bjrollet Feedback Non-bug comments, suggestions, and feature requests for Dundjinni 04/19/2012 at 11:24pm By danielpryor Tips Tricks, Solutions, Tutorials, ... 05/08/2012 at 9:08am By Serendipitous Web Site Comments specific to the web site 01/16/2012 at 6:50am Questions How do I ... 05/17/2012 at 6:28am By Sharzu General Discussion Social Lounge A place to hang out 06/05/2012 at 12:26pm By Dragonlady User Creations Contests Entries, voting, and discussion for contests 03/12/2012 at 9:23pm Maps JPG, PDF, and DJA files 06/04/2012 at 12:49pm

PCGen :: Overview PCGen is a FREE Open Source character generator and maintenance program for role-playing games. It currently supports the d20 RPG system and includes data sets based upon gaming material from Wizards of the Coast, Paizo Publishing and dozens of other publishers. The project's current focus is on gaming material released under Wizards of the Coast's Open Gaming License (OGL) but the PCGen team also works with publishers to get permission to include limited Closed Content as well. PCGen runs on Windows, Mac OS X and Unix/Linux using Java (see Technical Requirements section below). To be the world's most flexible d20 character generation and maintenance software. Publishers Are you a publisher, concerned about how PCGen may affect your product? PCGen Features Allows you to Create and Maintain multiple Characters. GMGen Plugin Features Track combats, including damage, spells, and can even roll attacks. Technical Requirements

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