This looks like a pay-for-play site.
http://www.ghostorb.com/
GhostOrb.com
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GhostOrb.com
Meanwhile, back at the ranch, the RPTrolls are readying another attack of proposed functionality on the developers.
I believe generic is the way to go. Give your online comunity the ability to create mods for different games, then see what catches fire. It leverages your time and gives the rest of us geeks something to create and share.
Of course, coding generic is often harder the coding specific, but then you won't have to modify any code for D&D 4.0
I frequent other sites the are so tied to 3.5 that there is no way they could change course quickly for the next version much less another game.
Random thought time...
Regarding game specific mods supplied by your user community: is there a plan to open source user supplied js and character sheets as well? It might be nice to introduce some quality control and allow folks track bugs, supply fixes, and have a central location for downloads and documentation.
Of course, coding generic is often harder the coding specific, but then you won't have to modify any code for D&D 4.0
I frequent other sites the are so tied to 3.5 that there is no way they could change course quickly for the next version much less another game.
Random thought time...
Regarding game specific mods supplied by your user community: is there a plan to open source user supplied js and character sheets as well? It might be nice to introduce some quality control and allow folks track bugs, supply fixes, and have a central location for downloads and documentation.
Meanwhile, back at the ranch, the RPTrolls are readying another attack of proposed functionality on the developers.
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Just what we've talked about before, about creating some type of lanugage or UI that would allow people to write their own character sheets. The properties would then be available via javascript in the chat window. Potentially we could allow javascript mods that could tie the character sheet to tokens. Still have to design that, but I could easily imagine itEmryys wrote:Communities are a must...not much fun with no one elsetrevor wrote:But the online community sounds like a good idea
Enlighten... initial ideas/plans you may have?trevor wrote:I also like the character sheet inclusions, but ours will be more generic
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