Resource - RPG Sheets

While I was working on the games I'm running in 2 weeks, I was looking for Judge Dredd Character sheets, and I stumbled upon RPGSheets.com

From 2300AD to Wraith the Oblivion, if you're looking for a character sheet, this place might just have it...though the only Judge Dredd sheets they had were d20, but hey no big deal, this is a HUGE resource to have. I already added it to my bookmarks.

Obviously with 2 weeks to roll til go time, I'm a bit busy doing every thing left and right, looking forward to hearing some feedback on Unleashed. Been working on the character sheets at work in AutoCAD, right now I'm thinking of dropping feats since I have heroic aspects which are more broad, so I might run both that weekend, we'll have to see.

Resources - Calculator

So, I'm tired and worn out from my first week of work in addition to cleaning out the old place, and trying to bang my head against the wall for something to write, then I check my email, and Matt Rivaldi has sent a link to his website with a "break even calculator".

Pretty cool tool if you're thinking of producing a board game without a backer...or possibly you ran a Kickstarter and have some funds already, but you want to know what you can afford.

Check it out the Excel file at http://www.wiggitybang.com/breakevencalculator.html

RPG Resource

So, in the Savage Worlds yahoogroup, someone posted Nal's Workshop link. This is someone who produces the models from Hirst Art's molds. Something I was thinking about doing at one time, pretty cool.

If you're not familiar with the Hirst Arts molds, here are some of the pictures of them

Also check out their "How" page

Here are some of the Egyptian molds with samples of what can be made with them:

I haven't personally used these, though I would love to!

Paizo Spell Generator

http://www.theGM.org/

OK, nice new tool for me!! J.J. Thacker, AKA Perram has created a wonderful online tool for generating spell cards. The options to print in 3x5, 4x6, 4 to a sheet or 9 to a sheet is very nice, and should work for everyone's printing needs. I especially enjoy the black and white option, for printer friendly printing!

It has a nice interface with lots of options.

These are what some of the druid spells look like when using the "runes" setting

I know I'll get lots of use out of this resource now that we're in organized play with Pathfinder Society!