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Welcome to the Third Era of Dungeons & Dragons! Being the best supported and most-played roleplaying game I feel privileged to have stuck with it through all its myriad changes and editions, but never more so than now with the new edition. Here I present a number of d20 forms and records, as well as some full-blown d20 items I’m proud to offer for all to enjoy. Almost everything below is an Adobe Acrobat file, others are noted accordingly. Enjoy! |
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D20 Forms / Record Sheets / Miscellany |
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466 little 6kb bitmaps of D&D adventure gear and equipment. Zipped file! |
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Extra tables the writers put together for the fun of it. |
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The Index the way nature intended, no tricks, no errors, the complete listing of the entire book. |
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Print out a few dozen and always have them on hand to track d20 combat. PDF file. |
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So the party enters a city, and all the mega-role players have stuff to do while you sit around. No more! Randomize an answer when the DM puts you into a city and there’s nothing on your mind! |
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A sheet for players to show exactly what rings, cloaks, weapons, etc they are carrying on their person and where for saving throw checks or just encumbrance purposes. Designed around a generic muscular male figure. |
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The same sheet as above, but designed around a generic muscular female figure. |
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The best ever detailed yet easy-to-use time track sheet from the old issue of Dragon Magazine that I rescanned, retooled and updated. |