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We also have a great section on Skill Challenges. As a result our skill challenge section was born. We are also publishing a series of modules which are free to download. Skill Challenge: Temple Treasure. Encounter Manager link is broken. IanJ: Thanks for the updates… I should make a point of returning to my old posts and updating links. Thanks for the mention! Each illustration built to your exact character specs. It replaces monster cards, character sheets, and other scraps of paper with an easy-to-use web interface that puts all of the necessary stats at your fingertips.

Build your database of creatures and characters, then use them to design, populate, and run your encounters. Apprentice is currently in open beta, with the first official release slated for June 1. Your email address will not be published. Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Skip to content This is the first in a series of articles where I scour the web in search of useful resources for popular systems.

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Related: Icewind Dale turns 20, a Personal Retrospective. Combat was redesigned from the bottom up to be fun and engaging all the way from levels 1 to No longer would a newly rolled adventurer and his pages of backstory perish from tripping and falling down a flight of stairs. Unfortunately, that re-imagining of traditional tropes came at a cost, cutting fan favorite classes like the monk and barbarian.

Wizards of the Coast promised the return of removed character options in subsequent supplements, but psions and sorcerers would have to wait years between Player's Handbooks. Beloved races like gnomes and half-orcs got the axe. Gone were intrinsic ability score penalties and level adjustment.