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D20 pro Rocks

Discussion in 'General Discussion' started by markmad, Jun 16, 2010.

  1. markmad

    markmad New Member

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    Dan thank you for your quick responses, you have really helped me get used to the program, I love the program a lot and I am still in trial basis, but am definitively going to purchase a full license soon. Is there a way I can build a basic test campaign. I have built some maps and have the beginnings of my campaign set for characters at level 1 to 3 so far. I have searched the boards and I have noticed that you have live tutorials, what type of equipment and services will I need to participate in these tutorials. The connection between D20 pro and hero lab is really cool and gives me the ability to make the npc's I want for my game.

    Thanx

    Mark
     
    #1 markmad, Jun 16, 2010
  2. Thurgian

    Thurgian New Member

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    The "trial" version of d20pro is only time limited, so you can build/create/save anything.

    As to the second part of your question, I have no idea; but I assume the tutorials involve having an internet connection and access to a copy of d20pro.
     
    #2 Thurgian, Jun 16, 2010
  3. Dan

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    Tutorials are on hold until after Origins, but look for some in Mid-July and each month thereafter. I usually try to run one every 2 weeks. You will only need an Internet connection and a copy of d20pro (trial or full). We usually try to sign up 6-18 people for tutorials.
     
    #3 Dan, Jun 18, 2010
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