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 Posted: Tue Jun 22, 2010 3:26 pm
1: d20 Rules
The d20 Core Rulebook, Monster Book, Epic Rules, Psionic Rules, Divine Rules, and Variant Rules, all on your extra light weight iPod! No more huge books to carry, because you have the whole thing right inside your iPod! Only 99 cents in the App Store!
2: DnD Scribe
The most user friendly character creator I have ever seen in my life. Allows you to create new characters and level them up in almost no time at all! It also can manage your skills, feats, and spells, keep track of your wealth and inventory, and view online descriptions of feats and spells. It supports multiclassing and even calculates damage. Made by the players, for the players. Now only $1.99 in the App Store!
3: Candy Dice
Handy dice roller for when you GMs need to make a hidden roll for those times when the party unwittingly walks into an enemy ambush. This app is FREE in the App Store.
Sorry if I sounded like an annoying infomercial. I just saw all of these beautiful apps and decided to post about them.
If you know of any useful d20 apps, please tell us!
(Disclaimer: I have not downloaded the first two apps yet. They just look really awesome. I will download them just as soon as I get a few bucks in my iTunes account, which will be by tomorrow, and if the above advertisements were misleading, or not good enough to describe the awesomeness, I will be sure to inform you so you don't waste any money.)
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Posted: Tue Jun 22, 2010 4:50 pm
The d20 rules app is just as I had expected it to be. It has all of the information on it, but the font size is diminutive at best.
As for the DnD Scribe, it is very useful until you want to use a monster for your character's race or use a prestige class. It doesn't do those yet.
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