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DM Vincent
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Post subject: Dungeon Master's Assistant Volume I & II  Posted: Wed Dec 23, 2009 7:17 pm |
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Edit: apparently these are no longer free. Sorry. I will leave up the links incase someone still wants it. Here is a great program for your AD&D 1E games... Dungeon Master's Assistant Volume IDungeon Master's Assistant Volume I and Volume II are not games but a pair of useful utility programs that prospective AD&D dungeon masters can use to help generate and organize their pencil-and-paper games. Although all text-based, the interface is intuitive and the programs are packed with a wide range of options. You can generate random encounters with monsters, random amounts and types of treasure, and random player and NPCs for use in your campaigns. Volume II allows access to Unearthed Arcana (the last of the first edition AD&D rulebooks), which contains a lot of interesting and exotic items, spells, and characters not found in the standard set. Overall, good utilities that AD&D players will find very useful, although they are of little use to anyone else. http://free-game-downloads.mosw.com/aba ... ume_i.htmlDungeon Master's Assistant Volume IISame as above plus....... Volume II allows access to Unearthed Arcana (the last of the first edition AD&D rulebooks), which contains a lot of interesting and exotic items, spells, and characters not found in the standard set. Overall, good utilities that AD&D players will find very useful, although they are of little use to anyone else. http://free-game-downloads.mosw.com/aba ... me_ii.html_________________  DM Vincent Executive Producer | Save or Die Podcast | Roll for Initiative Podcast (570)865-4210 | http://SaveorDie.Info | http://RFIPodcast.com
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Blackpool
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Post subject: Re: Free Program Dungeon Master's Assistant Volume I & II Posted: Thu Dec 24, 2009 1:52 pm |
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Thanks! The Roll For Initiative Podcast was exactly what I was looking for btw. I am having to restrain myself from binge-buying every AD&D book and module I somehow lost as a youngster back in the day. Now I am listening to the podcast and living vicariously through it while I decide whether to go back to AD&D or 4th Edition, or both  Please keep the podcast going!
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DM Vincent
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Post subject: Re: Free Program Dungeon Master's Assistant Volume I & II Posted: Sat Dec 26, 2009 8:51 am |
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Blackpool wrote: Thanks! The Roll For Initiative Podcast was exactly what I was looking for btw. I am having to restrain myself from binge-buying every AD&D book and module I somehow lost as a youngster back in the day. Now I am listening to the podcast and living vicariously through it while I decide whether to go back to AD&D or 4th Edition, or both Please keep the podcast going! Cool. Thanks! This is what we like to hear. Buying old school books is like a drug, once you start getting one, you keep on buying. The only books I kept was the three core, and recently I have gotten the rest back. I had the rest in PDF when you were able to buy them. Personally, I'd go with AD&D 1E, and pass on 4E (for now)... but then again, I would say that... I do host a AD&D 1E podcast  _________________ DM Vincent Executive Producer | Save or Die Podcast | Roll for Initiative Podcast (570)865-4210 | http://SaveorDie.Info | http://RFIPodcast.com
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Blackpool
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Post subject: Re: Free Program Dungeon Master's Assistant Volume I & II Posted: Sat Dec 26, 2009 10:13 pm |
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DM Vincent wrote: Blackpool wrote: Thanks! The Roll For Initiative Podcast was exactly what I was looking for btw. I am having to restrain myself from binge-buying every AD&D book and module I somehow lost as a youngster back in the day. Now I am listening to the podcast and living vicariously through it while I decide whether to go back to AD&D or 4th Edition, or both Please keep the podcast going! Cool. Thanks! This is what we like to hear. Buying old school books is like a drug, once you start getting one, you keep on buying. The only books I kept was the three core, and recently I have gotten the rest back. I had the rest in PDF when you were able to buy them. Personally, I'd go with AD&D 1E, and pass on 4E (for now)... but then again, I would say that... I do host a AD&D 1E podcast Yeah, this is where I'm leaning. There's a nostalgia factor for me on 1E stuff. Just looking at books and module covers makes me happy. I am also spending a lot of cash on SW Saga books thanks to the Order 66 Podcast, and SW Minis thanks to the Minis Mayhem podcast. I'd like to check out Radio Free Homlet too though I don't see them on iTunes. But yeah 1E, very excited.
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DM Vincent
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Post subject: Re: Free Program Dungeon Master's Assistant Volume I & II Posted: Sun Dec 27, 2009 4:36 pm |
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Blackpool wrote: DM Vincent wrote: Blackpool wrote: Thanks! The Roll For Initiative Podcast was exactly what I was looking for btw. I am having to restrain myself from binge-buying every AD&D book and module I somehow lost as a youngster back in the day. Now I am listening to the podcast and living vicariously through it while I decide whether to go back to AD&D or 4th Edition, or both Please keep the podcast going! Cool. Thanks! This is what we like to hear. Buying old school books is like a drug, once you start getting one, you keep on buying. The only books I kept was the three core, and recently I have gotten the rest back. I had the rest in PDF when you were able to buy them. Personally, I'd go with AD&D 1E, and pass on 4E (for now)... but then again, I would say that... I do host a AD&D 1E podcast Yeah, this is where I'm leaning. There's a nostalgia factor for me on 1E stuff. Just looking at books and module covers makes me happy. I am also spending a lot of cash on SW Saga books thanks to the Order 66 Podcast, and SW Minis thanks to the Minis Mayhem podcast. I'd like to check out Radio Free Homlet too though I don't see them on iTunes. But yeah 1E, very excited. That's odd they should be on i-tunes.. post up in the RFH forums... glad you are enjoy FE stuff! _________________ DM Vincent Executive Producer | Save or Die Podcast | Roll for Initiative Podcast (570)865-4210 | http://SaveorDie.Info | http://RFIPodcast.com
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Scott Free
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Post subject: Re: Dungeon Master's Assistant Volume I & II Posted: Tue Jan 05, 2010 8:32 pm |
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If you guys are interested in buying 1st edition books there is a store outside of Denver called Black & Read that has stacks of AD&D books cheap. I'm not sure if they do online ordering but you could give it a try.
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DM Vincent
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Post subject: Re: Dungeon Master's Assistant Volume I & II Posted: Tue Jan 05, 2010 10:27 pm |
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Scott Free wrote: If you guys are interested in buying 1st edition books there is a store outside of Denver called Black & Read that has stacks of AD&D books cheap. I'm not sure if they do online ordering but you could give it a try. cool thanks for the info. _________________ DM Vincent Executive Producer | Save or Die Podcast | Roll for Initiative Podcast (570)865-4210 | http://SaveorDie.Info | http://RFIPodcast.com
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Post subject: Re: Dungeon Master's Assistant Volume I & II Posted: Thu Jan 21, 2010 7:22 am |
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is this red book dnd or even older version of that. I started with red book dnd and loved to play a fighter with a two handed sword in full plate. clang clang clang. I also loved the theif in it too.
loved playing theifs not rogues
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DM Vincent
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Post subject: Re: Dungeon Master's Assistant Volume I & II Posted: Sun Jan 24, 2010 5:45 pm |
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GMofthelanddownunder wrote: is this red book dnd or even older version of that. I started with red book dnd and loved to play a fighter with a two handed sword in full plate. clang clang clang. I also loved the theif in it too.
loved playing theifs not rogues I think you are thinking of Classic D&D or Basic D&D, we podcast about Advanced D&D _________________ DM Vincent Executive Producer | Save or Die Podcast | Roll for Initiative Podcast (570)865-4210 | http://SaveorDie.Info | http://RFIPodcast.com
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Post subject: Re: Dungeon Master's Assistant Volume I & II Posted: Sun Jan 09, 2011 10:46 pm |
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DM Vincent wrote: GMofthelanddownunder wrote: is this red book dnd or even older version of that. I started with red book dnd and loved to play a fighter with a two handed sword in full plate. clang clang clang. I also loved the theif in it too.
loved playing theifs not rogues I think you are thinking of Classic D&D or Basic D&D, we podcast about Advanced D&D *AHEM* Vince? They can always listen to the Save or Die Podcast which is also on this fine network... -SJAKA DM Glen Save or Die Podcast http://www.saveordie.info
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