I can't figure out how to make PCGen output armor in a format the statblock converter will like at present. I also made sheet that export to InitTools group file format and I'd love to be able to get InitTool character into MapTool but so far I've not discovered how (or even if) it can be done. PCGen now has the Pathfinder Bestiary so you can generate any creature out of it as specified in the book with just a few clicks, or a completely custom NPC with just a little more effort. The sheet is in my gallery: csheet_statblock_to_token If you set it as the default outputsheet in the PCGen preferences you can click preview and it will pop up in your browser, you can then paste it into the statblock importer. I just recently found the PF Statblock importer myself and have created a PCGen output sheet in the format it uses so you can do exactly that.

Being able to cut'n'paste that info into something to create a quick token would be slick.

PCGen - Application that downloads to your system to create PC, NPC and Monsters for various systems.įull Bleed wrote:Heck, using PCGen you can create some fast, customized monsters and stat blocks.

Javascript D&D 3.5 Character Generator - This is a fairly good Character Generator with many options.

It also includes advice, treasure value and other stats about encounter.

3.5 XP Calc - I like this one because it's not limited by level 20.

I used it for magical items but there are some other interesting tools there like Power Attack calculator.

Donjon RPG Tools - Another Random Generator site.

Generate names, history, personality, descriptions and a bunch of other random stuff.

Seventh Sanctum - Generators - NPC flavor generators for multiple systems and genres.

List random base spells and has random spell generator for each level.

Random Wizard Spellbook - 3.5 Spellbook generator.

Free but more features with paid membership.

Dingle's Games - 3.5 Monster and NPC generator.

I'm more interested in the free versions, but may consider a 1 time pay site.

Dnd stat block generator