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More 4E Stuff
Jun. 17th, 2008 01:52 pmDo I write about anything else these days?
Those of us looking for a 4E druid have a little more to work with. Not only does Andy Collins have some semi-quasi-official conversion notes (my favorite part of which is using the two-weapon Ranger for the old Monk class), but ENWorld also has a fan-generated 4E Druid class, which unlike the WotC conversion actually has a Wild Shape option (as well as a silly layout and artwork which you should try to ignore).
Right now though I'm less interested in 3E-to-4E conversions -- since my players are largely settled on those issues -- than on finding fan-produced play aides to keep down on bookkeeping. What I would most like to see are the various powers on customizable index cards. These would be remarkably easy to put together in PDF format; all one would have to do would be to copy the powers from the books, but replace variables with blanks. (For example, for Magic Missile, you would replace "2d4 + Intelligence modifier force damage" with "2d4 + ______ force damage, with Int modifier written below the blank in tiny type.) If I had these, I could spend a lot less time consulting the rule books, saving everyone a great deal of time.
Those of us looking for a 4E druid have a little more to work with. Not only does Andy Collins have some semi-quasi-official conversion notes (my favorite part of which is using the two-weapon Ranger for the old Monk class), but ENWorld also has a fan-generated 4E Druid class, which unlike the WotC conversion actually has a Wild Shape option (as well as a silly layout and artwork which you should try to ignore).
Right now though I'm less interested in 3E-to-4E conversions -- since my players are largely settled on those issues -- than on finding fan-produced play aides to keep down on bookkeeping. What I would most like to see are the various powers on customizable index cards. These would be remarkably easy to put together in PDF format; all one would have to do would be to copy the powers from the books, but replace variables with blanks. (For example, for Magic Missile, you would replace "2d4 + Intelligence modifier force damage" with "2d4 + ______ force damage, with Int modifier written below the blank in tiny type.) If I had these, I could spend a lot less time consulting the rule books, saving everyone a great deal of time.
