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| #1drew61267Apr 08, 2011 10:16:06 | I was wondering if Wizards woud be willing to release or if a DM out there had designed a Module Template for MS Office. I have been writting adventures for D & D and would love to submit them to the community and have a decent layout in MS Word but am trying to make them look more authentic and wanted to port them to MS Publisher. Looking for advice and suggestions. Thanks. |
| #2bone_nagaApr 10, 2011 10:58:34 | I'm not sure what you mean by a module template. Shouldn't each one be different anyway? If it's statblock formats or something like that then I'm sure there are plenty out there. Maybe you could be more specific about exactly what you're looking for. |
| #3Book5Apr 12, 2011 23:26:58 | I have seen multiple version of a MS Excel game aid program running around for 3e. Some searching and you should be able to find those. PM and remind me to delve deeper into my recollections and google if you are not successful in finding them (: whats your search skill rating :smirk![]() ![]() I know of a program called Master ..something.. :search: :no: :aha:dnd4.com/new-4e-excel-spreadsheet is a resource you might persue. They are obviously working *in* the whole Office world. ![]() |
| #4mgbeachApr 13, 2011 20:18:10 | I have seen multiple version of a MS Excel game aid program running around for 3e. Some searching and you should be able to find those. PM and remind me to delve deeper into my recollections and google if you are not successful in finding them (: whats your search skill rating :smirk MasterPlan is what you're thinking of, and it's really great. But, doesn't really format things for printing that I know of. www.habitualindolence.net/masterplan/ One of my favorite features is the ability to have a monitor faced towards the players which displays handouts, maps, NPC images, a picture of an hourglass when they take too long :P, etc |