Link Advice #2
Friday, October 02, 2009
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- Free paper minis of Dario Carallo
- The new Earthdawn Third Edition now uses the hex system for movement rates (and many more). Want to create a battle map with hexes? Have a look at Hexagonal Graph Paper PDF Generator.
- Create short descriptions of your NPC’s with Detailed Character Generator
- Another random dungeon generator
- “Which fantasy writer are you?”, solve 36 questions and see which fantasy author fits best to you and your personality. The results propose other authors you could also like. (My result)
- 33 fantasy fonts for your ancient handouts.
If you know further good links that should enter the next Link Advice, please email me.
Love the Hexagonal Generator. Just the thing I was looking for. Thanks!
I wondered where I could get or built hex maps, to use the new hex system. After a long search "mission accomplished"!
That's what the Link Advice was made for. Provide useful stuff.
I've been meaning to put together a "play ED3 with minis for cheap" post for the forums (selfmade paper minis, selfmade hex maps) for some time now, but did not get around to it.
Partly because I don't seem to get the right variables for the hex graph generator to produce 1 inch hexes... I only ever get small ones and large ones... (which was useful for an Equinox playtest, though, where I had a largestructure with 1 cm hexes covering an A3-size paper, using playing pieces for boardgames to represent some 20 ninja mooks - that would have been a hard fit on 1 inch hexes with larger minis).
I already wondered why Red Brick didn't publish some hex sheets. But this cheap mini game sound funny, but who paints the paper minis (Kathy, Sade)?
I guess a lot of people find the hex generator very useful, maybe you could post it in the red brick forum.
But I hope you manage to finish your hex graph generator even though, maybe a thread in the forum could gather some support.
Just made my the test about the fantasy writer thing.
I looks like I'm Orson Scott Card.
http://www.helloquizzy.com/results/which-fantasy-writer-are-you/?fromCGI=1&var_High%252dBrow=-1&var_Violent=-19&var_Experimental=5&var_Cynical=25