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Looks good. Thanks. Moldy diary sounds good too.

I'm pretty sure there are some dogs and daggers repeated in there as well. I usually make up something new when an obviously uncommon item comes up a second time. That is unless a player comes up with a good reason why there might be two Giraffe Skulls (#43) around.

Thanks again, Doug. I just realized that the font I used for the title wasn't embedding properly and needed to be converted to a bitmap. Problem solved (and the original link still works for the update)!

Here is a link to resources the awesome Google+ DCCRPG community has put together:

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc ... 1VkE#gid=0

There may be some repeats, but worth perusing as it is a living document and will be updated as time goes on.

This is on the list, but worth singling out. Its a judge's mat that gives you all the frequently needed judge resources. Its like a screen without the screen:

https://docs.google.com/file/d/0BxbGgqz ... sp=sharing

Do you know where they got the "Thieving Skills for Non-Thieves" from? I searched the book and wasn't able to find that anywhere.

Thorynn wrote:This is on the list, but worth singling out. Its a judge's mat that gives you all the frequently needed judge resources. Its like a screen without the screen:

https://docs.google.com/file/d/0BxbGgqz ... sp=sharing

Thorynn wrote:With the World Tour http://www.goodman-games.com/worldtour.html getting underway, it would be great to see some table tents for public play that would include the player's name, character's name, and maybe an awesome looking DCCRPG logo.

Rick made some ultra light tents that work great but I went ahead and made these. They're art heavy and smaller, being four per sheet s.

https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B8IYKQA ... sp=sharing

Also, I made these for people like me who don't have minis but still want to represent their PCs on a hex map. there are 88 chits per sheet and if you need more, print a sheet on different colored paper. The colors will be different enough that they can be told apart from each other.

Tell your players to write their initials or PC name on these.

https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B8IYKQA ... sp=sharing

[quote="Hrevelax"]Also, I made these for people like me who don't have minis but still want to represent their PCs on a hex map. there are 88 chits per sheet and if you need more, print a sheet on different colored paper. The colors will be different enough that they can be told apart from each other.

Hrevelax, both the chits and the smaller tents are Great! I'm going to use both at my next World Tour Event!!!

Great Work!!!

Wow, chits. It's like I'm playing Squad Leader again.

cthulhudarren wrote:Wow, chits. It's like I'm playing Squad Leader again.

Ha ha, well I got the word "chits" from the old Ani-Mayhem games. I had a ton of cards (okay, a few hundred) but nobody else in my town did. I don't even know if the game is any fun

I picked up an old 4E D&D screen from an RPG flea market around here for $2. I took the Judge Screen Reference Sheets from above and started tweaking them so they would print in landscape mode to fit the screen.

I noticed that some of the tables did not match what was eventually published in the book so I cleaned some of those up. I haven't finished all the crit tables yet but you can grab my modified version here:
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/2159165/DCCRPG%20Resources/DCCRPG%20DM%20Screen%20Landscape.doc

The resulting work is what I'm lovingly calling FrankenScreen

Cool man.

Your missing the dagger damage for backstab though.

Rostranor wrote:Cool man.

Your missing the dagger damage for backstab though.

Thanks! I added the 1d10 for backstab and adjusted the margins for the footnotes to make that page a bit easier to read.

When I get some time later this week I'll start working on the crit tables at the end, but I suspect most people are now using those People Them With Monster's reference sheets for those

I think it is linked above, but is the 3-panel landscape screen I made: http://basementsanddrakes.com/dcc/files/dcc-screen.pdf

Kergalli wrote:I think it is linked above, but is the 3-panel landscape screen I made: http://basementsanddrakes.com/dcc/files/dcc-screen.pdf

Oh, nice! I like yours better. I'm going to re-do my FrankenScreen

I've used Kergalli's screen twice now (hey Matthias) and I can assert that it does the job just fine. My regular DM just showed up with his version of a screen for me the other days, but I haven't had a chance to sit down with it and compare. It's great that there are so many resources for this game coming out of the community.

I'm not seeing Kergalli's screen on his site anymore.

quozl wrote:I'm not seeing Kergalli's screen on his site anymore.

I believe I found the correct link and updated it here:

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/ ... hl=1#gid=0

I've got a new resource to put up. After getting the DCC ruleset for Fantasy Grounds I made up a stack of character portraits and tokens from the DCC rule book art. I checked with Goodman Games to see if it was okay to post these, as they use the original artwork, and I was told to go ahead.

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1t2qvC ... cRrN7X-mfZ

Here's a summary of what's inside the zip archive, taken from the README:

This archive includes character portraits (63x63, square) and matching tokens (100x100, round, framed) which were made for use with Fantasy Grounds' implementation of the DCC ruleset. The artwork is pulled straight out of DCC books, mostly the core rule book. Which is to say that this artwork is not mine to distribute. However, I contacted Goodman Games and was told that I could post them to the Goodman Games forums as well as the Fantasy Grounds forums.

What's Included?

• color_overlay.xcf: This is a Gimp document with 6 color layers which can be applied to the master copies to create tinted versions of the portraits and tokens.
• dcc-portraits.ppk: A Fantasy Grounds portrait pack. This is just a renamed ZIP archive. It contains 177 square (63x63) character portraits.
• dcc-tokens.mod: A Fantasy grounds tokens module. This is another renamed ZIP archive. It contains 177 framed, round (100x100) character tokens. The images are the same as found in the portraits.
• masters-portraits-tokens: This is a folder of Gimp documents. These are the master files from which I derived the final portraits and tokens.

Is there any reference sheets that contain the spells in the main book to save the spine on my book? either digital, PDF or print?

chall wrote: ↑Wed Apr 29, 2020 2:46 pm Is there any reference sheets that contain the spells in the main book to save the spine on my book? either digital, PDF or print?

https://purplesorcerer.com/ is your hook-up for that, and much more.

Exactly what I was looking for! Thank you so much!!!