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GMTool
A tool for roleplaying gamemasters
A Java tool that allows a gamemaster to manage notes, characters, combat, images, sounds, etc. on his computer during gaming sessions. Plugin-based to allow using it with various rpg system, such as Shadowrun, GURPS, TDE, D&D, etc. -
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A suite of tools designed for at-table use to assist dungeon masters running D&D 3.5 campaigns. Includes a combat tracker that sorts by initiative, dice roller, and experience calculator supporting up to level 40.
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DM Assist
A D20 combat initiative tracker
NOTE: I have moved this project to GitHub at https://github.com/ziroby/dmassist DM Assist helps you run pen and paper d20 games. It aims to be quick and light, so you can spend most of your time working with the players, not the computer. -
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A simple utility to help DMs track the combat of each encounter. It is designed to speed up the game play for the players by taking some of the calculation load off of the DM.
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