Go right now to Roles, Rules and Rolls and start downloading from the Rules and Tools section. Do it at once. Do not pass 'Go' and do not collect £200. Its contents are hands down the most useful of any RPG blog, anywhere.
A particular highlight for me is the PowerPoint Dungeon Mapper, which does in 2 PowerPoint slides what no piece of mapping software I have ever seen can do: create a good looking dungeon map with ease. (Don't be put off if your browser can't preview PowerPoint documents - just download it and enjoy.) And the innovation involved is seriously impressive: never in a million years would it have occurred to me to use PowerPoint for dungeon mapping, but it's perfect.
I can't recommend Roger's stuff highly enough.
Yeah, he's got some great stuff. And thanks for the plug of my little blog the other day, BTW.
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Thanks for the lead! It is really awesome stuff.
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ReplyDeleteIt's only second best to mine.
(I can't tell you how often I've wanted to steal what he has, and use them in my documents.)
You're welcome.
ReplyDelete-C: Your stuff is great too! I've been meaning to link to it for a while. Your Interesting Treasure Generation and Basic Trap Design files are nothing short of superb.
Thanks for the link :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for the good word! Another hint: click the "one-page rules" tag (left, very bottom) for some other play aids I use regularly.
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