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| Animorphic03-25-06, 11:03 AM | :help: Exactly as title suggests. And please don't just give me a link. Tell me how to get there on the Wizards site. I can't memorize a whole URL. Thank you. All responses are welcome and appreciated. P.S. My signature is COOL! Anybody like it? (If you don't have anything good to say, don't say anything at all.) |
| DM_Firecracker03-25-06, 11:11 AM | Why not click a link and bookmark the site. Or their is a version you can download and import into MySQL or Microsoft access? As far as I know there isn't somewhere you can click to just go to the SRD, it isn't run by Wizards I don't believe. here is the link: http://www.d20srd.org/ |
| Doopliss03-25-06, 11:16 AM | As firecracker said, there's no link on the wizards site... If you forget, you can always look up Dungeons and Dragons SRD on google, though. ;) |
| serow_#R03-25-06, 11:30 AM | go to wizards.com top right hand corner in the search box type in srd 2nd link alternatively go to google.com type in srd 2nd link |
| Animorphic03-25-06, 06:51 PM | Thank you all! Oh, and the reason I didn't want to bookmark the site (well, actually I did, but read on) is that I wanted to be ablre to access it on other computers, other computers in which I hadn't bookmarked it. Get it? Got it. Good! :ayyyy!: |
| Morwen03-25-06, 08:54 PM | You can add the thread in which the link is provided to your Subscribed Threads. That way you'd always have the link at hand :) |
| deafbymetal03-25-06, 09:05 PM | Here's another site that you can download the files from in PDF- Crystal Keep (http://www.crystalkeep.com/)- if this is better for you than WoTC's RTF files found here- WoTC SRD (http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=d20/article/20040121a). |
| DM_Firecracker03-25-06, 09:07 PM | Another idea is to email the link to yourself, then you just have to check your mail to find it. Also, the url isn't extremely hard to memerize. Just type it in a doezen times and you should be able to remember it. |
| ashcat_lt03-25-06, 09:20 PM | http://d20srd.org is easy to remember, and it's a hypertext version. http://wizards.com/d20 should also be fairly easy to remember, and has a link to the rtf version of the srd |
| Funes the Memorious03-26-06, 09:16 AM | On the left side of this page (and the D&D home page) see that little d20 system logo? Click on it. Takes you to the d20 page, SRD is 2nd link on the left. There's no link on the site? :rolleye2: |