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Request for Product: Spell app

Post/Author/DateTime Post
#1
EatDrinkPlay
Feb 07, 2015 20:23:57
Pathfinfer had a very useful spell app that I used SO MUCH and made my GMing SO much easier. Could we have access to something like this?

#2
joeburgos
Feb 08, 2015 8:31:59
a 5e spell app would be awesome! Something for iOS

#3
JefferyKnight
Feb 10, 2015 7:16:04
This. I would pay $ for a searchable spell app... could have other things too... like DnDI for phones/ipad... could even charge a subscription. I'd pay it.

#4
paulstrait
Apr 04, 2015 17:28:17
In my 5e maptool framework (see signature line below), I programmed a spellbook library with every spell in the game (including the new Elemental Evil spells), and it will not only give you the details but also perform any necessary calculations and keep track of concentration and spell slots... The main use is obviously for 5E virtual tabletop games, but at a home game, a player could run an instance of maptool on a laptop and track character sheet details this way, ignoring the map itself. Alternatively, the DM could run it and use it as a reference and take or leave any of the additional tracking features. The framework, and maptool itself, are obviously free.

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
#1 EatDrinkPlay Feb 07, 2015 20:23:57	Pathfinfer had a very useful spell app that I used SO MUCH and made my GMing SO much easier. Could we have access to something like this?
#2 joeburgos Feb 08, 2015 8:31:59	a 5e spell app would be awesome! Something for iOS
#3 JefferyKnight Feb 10, 2015 7:16:04	This. I would pay $ for a searchable spell app... could have other things too... like DnDI for phones/ipad... could even charge a subscription. I'd pay it.
#4 paulstrait Apr 04, 2015 17:28:17	In my 5e maptool framework (see signature line below), I programmed a spellbook library with every spell in the game (including the new Elemental Evil spells), and it will not only give you the details but also perform any necessary calculations and keep track of concentration and spell slots... The main use is obviously for 5E virtual tabletop games, but at a home game, a player could run an instance of maptool on a laptop and track character sheet details this way, ignoring the map itself. Alternatively, the DM could run it and use it as a reference and take or leave any of the additional tracking features. The framework, and maptool itself, are obviously free.