| Post/Author/DateTime | Post |
|---|---|
| Mirar06-30-06, 02:37 PM | I am new to magic and am working on creating my first wizard Spell book. Do the wizard spells exist anywhere on-line? I am not a fast typer or writer and it will take me many hours to create this book. It would be so much easier to cut and paste the information. Has anyone any sample spell books they'd be willing to share via e-mail? Thanks in advance, Mira mirar@prodigy.net |
| TheSkinnySkeleton06-30-06, 03:03 PM | What do you mean? All of the spells are in the back of the PHB. And go buy the Spell Compendium. You'll be glad you did. |
| Archmage Atrus06-30-06, 03:15 PM | You don't acually have to write off what each spell does... just write a list of the spells you have in your spellbook. Or if you want to have that type of list handy, you can use the SRD. |
| Valoy_Muniz06-30-06, 04:18 PM | When making a list of your spells I alway tell my players they have to include bood and page number of the spell this way we can find it is a problem arrises. |
| bholdr_mage06-30-06, 06:08 PM | The SRD is copy/pastable into anykind of word document. This can copy and print all PHB spells. You might be able to look through these threads to see various other spells typed out to copy/paste, but you'd probably be better off typing them out yourself. Jotting down PG # and book it came from is your best bet; or typing out the one spell you choose to use from whatever obscure book. |
| TheSkinnySkeleton07-01-06, 01:45 AM | Hmm, you know what would be nice? It'd be really cool if WotC supplied a spreadsheet file with every pdf book you buy. That way, the information contained within the book would be more easily copied onto your character sheet. I also like to have a detailed character sheet, and hate slowing down the game by flipping through books when it's not necessary. |
| Darth Sephiroth07-01-06, 10:07 AM | look for the complete lists on the main site, it should have everything you're looking for |