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D&D Insider Client Program

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#1
griefae
Jun 29, 2008 19:21:49 This question is for the D&D Insider Client program so that people can play miles away from each other, playing D&D on their computer.

I would like to use the ruleset 3.5 (I really dislike what they did with 4.0. with the exceptions of abilities and races), while playing D&D Online. Now I know the players can create character sheets, for 4.0 ruleset online. How will the DM Verify the correct stats if the DM has no way of knowing what all the character stats are? Can we use on of the available programs for this or no? I can see that not supporting 2.0 or even 3.0, but 4.0 just came out after 3.5 ruleset....

Thanks for time...
#2
gizmoiscariot
Jul 01, 2008 1:54:54 I suspect that when someone joins the game table that the DM would then be able to see their character sheet.
#3
unundindur
Jul 07, 2008 1:54:46 There was supposed to be support for homebrew, and given that homebrew cna be quite extenisve, I have a feeling you should be able to play with 3.5, or even older versions. After all, its only a gametable (unless you want to utilize everything), and they said there are two character sheets; one official, one for homebrew.
#4
forsaken1111
Jul 09, 2008 12:59:17 As far as I have seen, the gametable has no rules adjudication in it at all, so you could play pretty much any system that uses miniatures and a grid map.
#5
WolfStar76
Jul 09, 2008 13:39:02
As far as I have seen, the gametable has no rules adjudication in it at all, so you could play pretty much any system that uses miniatures and a grid map.

I plan to play checkers in mine when I'm bored.
#6
mudbunny
Jul 09, 2008 13:40:18 Archon Chess!!!
#7
WolfStar76
Jul 09, 2008 13:44:14
Archon Chess!!!

It is SO on. I get the forces of Darkness tho. Mimic FTW.

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
#1 griefae Jun 29, 2008 19:21:49	This question is for the D&D Insider Client program so that people can play miles away from each other, playing D&D on their computer. I would like to use the ruleset 3.5 (I really dislike what they did with 4.0. with the exceptions of abilities and races), while playing D&D Online. Now I know the players can create character sheets, for 4.0 ruleset online. How will the DM Verify the correct stats if the DM has no way of knowing what all the character stats are? Can we use on of the available programs for this or no? I can see that not supporting 2.0 or even 3.0, but 4.0 just came out after 3.5 ruleset.... Thanks for time...
#2 gizmoiscariot Jul 01, 2008 1:54:54	I suspect that when someone joins the game table that the DM would then be able to see their character sheet.
#3 unundindur Jul 07, 2008 1:54:46	There was supposed to be support for homebrew, and given that homebrew cna be quite extenisve, I have a feeling you should be able to play with 3.5, or even older versions. After all, its only a gametable (unless you want to utilize everything), and they said there are two character sheets; one official, one for homebrew.
#4 forsaken1111 Jul 09, 2008 12:59:17	As far as I have seen, the gametable has no rules adjudication in it at all, so you could play pretty much any system that uses miniatures and a grid map.
#5 WolfStar76 Jul 09, 2008 13:39:02	As far as I have seen, the gametable has no rules adjudication in it at all, so you could play pretty much any system that uses miniatures and a grid map. I plan to play checkers in mine when I'm bored.
#6 mudbunny Jul 09, 2008 13:40:18	Archon Chess!!!
#7 WolfStar76 Jul 09, 2008 13:44:14	Archon Chess!!! It is SO on. I get the forces of Darkness tho. Mimic FTW.