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Paul "Yes that Paul" Grosse PCGen BoD - PR Silverback Forums: Nylanfs (or Nylan) Hero Lab Shadowrun 4E & 5e user |
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I just got back from the GAMA trade show in Vegas where I had sat in on the WOTC D&D seminar. When they commented on the fact that their previous electronic collaborations had been discontinued, I brought up the point that products like Realm Works and Herolab did nothing but help sales and make games more fun to run for DMs and players. They seemed interested and one of the guys was making notes (after the other VP asked me to repeat the names).
We'll see if it helps or anything comes of it. They may know me and like the store but with large companies, you never know what will happen. If I had been clever, I should have pushed Eric Pierce from Paizo about it too while we were swapping stories about the old days when he was at TSR. |
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Saying this it would probably be a HUGE amount of work stripping down my datafiles to basic (as if I remove things which are referenced otherwhere, Hero Lab answers with errors, to remove all references would be a lot of work, and keeping in sync with my "private" full version would be even more work). Best regards, Steffen |
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I know Wizard of the Coast and Smite Works for Fantasy Grounds have worked out a deal. While the price for the official modules on FG is high, it's a start.
That being said, I would still like to see D&D 5E for Hero Lab. It's just a great product to help DM and players make and keep track of their players regardless if you're old school sitting around a table gaming or using VTT do do it. |
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Funny thing is all sorts of (not limited to Basic) editable PDF-sheets exist, with auto-calculation and that sort of thing... probably due to "under cover"? MagicSN |
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I just had a look at the Fantasy Grounds 5E products on Steam. I was impressed with the way character building worked, and how you could actually reference everything electronically. It is a bit pricey but I will probably pay. I was very disappointed they didn't work something out with HeroLab as well. I'm going to wait a bit to see if something works out with HeroLab, but it looks like my best chance at getting what I want at the moment.
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Murry, did you go with Fantasy Grounds for Virtual Games? Does it have much utility for at-the-table games?
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at all? How do charsheets look? Anyways, myselves I will stay with my selfmade hl support, But still interesting what others offer (not Interested in Virtual Table besides a simple Combat Simulator - which I would actually Prefer as tablet app, something able to load Hl files would be cool) MagicSN |
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