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Discussion in 'D&D 3.X Edition' started by shadowfire976, Nov 28, 2009.

  1. shadowfire976

    shadowfire976 New Member

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    I'm good for any 3.5 game, I only have the trial (plan on getting the player license soon as possible) so soon enough I'll be a guest. I'm fairly new to D&D, been playing for about 6 months, maybe more. I'd Prefer if the game allowed psionics but honestly I'm game for anything :D Oh and one more thing, I'm not quite sure how to use d20pro yet so if anyone knows of a good tutorial it would be much appreciated.
     
    #1 shadowfire976, Nov 28, 2009
  2. Dan

    Dan Member

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    Start with our online manual: http://help.d20pro.com/

    If you would like to set up a tutorial over skype, I am available Wed-Fri after 9:30 PM. Just reply if you are interested.
     
    #2 Dan, Nov 28, 2009
  3. shadowfire976

    shadowfire976 New Member

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    yeah mostly i just wasn't sure where to start with the manual... rather daunting at first sight, but it's not nearly as confusing as long as you don't try to skip any. But thanks though!
     
    #3 shadowfire976, Nov 29, 2009
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    Dan Member

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    Yep, just take it section by section, in order pretty much. The Basics section if mostly for Players. The next 3 are for the GM, and the last is for modders or tweakers.
     
    #4 Dan, Nov 29, 2009
  5. markmad

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    I just got the trial version of d20 pro and it is great. I just purchased the hero designing program and have just gone through the d20 pro tutorials and I love it. I just finished my first maps and I plan to run a game soon. The only problem I have is that it is my first time running a game on d20 pro and I would need a little leniency for the first session. I want to also use spell effects and I would want to go through a non adventure test with my players before starting the real campaign just to make sure all the technical stuff is hammered down before real play begins. If you are interested, I will reread chapters on psionics in d and d and am wondering if you are going to use psionic race and what type of psionics you want to use. Just to let you know, most of the enemies will probably use magic, but I will make sure to make somepsionic npc's for you to relate to. You might also want to make sure I translate the psionic rules correctly, because it is my first time using them, but I have always wanted to use them. Also, I already have a town and two dungeons built and I know a great site where you can build a character portrait. As an option you might want to go to
    http://www.famitsu.com/freegame/tool/chibi/index2.html
    for female characters
    http://www.famitsu.com/freegame/tool/chibi/index1.html
    for male characters
    You will end up building a sheet with character positions. You can comp the different positions in photoshop , if you like the character you built you can always send it to my email and I can crop the images for the game.
    my email is
    markmadrinan8@gmail.com

    If you think you are interested in helping me get started as a d20 pro DM you can post here or just email me and we can see if we can't get a campaign started.

    Thank you for responding in the posting area.
     
    #5 markmad, Jun 11, 2010
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