This is a (beta version of a) Vampire Char Generator. If you like it, please E-Mail me: daniel.lindberg@degerfors.mail.telia.com

Campaign Manager V1.02. This is the latest version of the Campaign Manager. The program that allows you to create database files for any role playing game with absolutely no programming required. You can tell the program exactly how you want the information to be stored, displayed, and sorted. You can even set up hypertext links between files (a spell references a monster? double click on the monster's name, and instantly pop-up the monster file open to the information on that monster. The program comes with ready-to-use files for spells, monsters, psionics, magic items, characters, weapons, proficiencies, tables, and definitions. Enjoy, DrXenos

Rolemaster Character Management program (Windows 95). Veeeerrrrry large and very comprehensive. By Bryan Reynolds, BrReynolds@aol.com. Check out his page at http://206.103.183.2/bryan/.

DS_ED is a nice character-editor for Dark Sun (a spinoff of ADnD ) a friend of mine (Valentin Gamerith) wrote. With it, you can create almost any character you want (plus the ability to print). The program is shareware and can be used freely for 2 months. Hope you find it useful, Georg georg.buol@computerhaus.at (Georg Buol)

Combat action tracking program for WIN95 by BrReynolds@aol.com. This program was designed for GM's who are not using the Standard Rolemaster Combat System. What it does is allows DM's to assign a length of time it takes to complete an action. Actions like Melee attack, cast spell, prep, hex facing change, movement, and so on. Also it keeps track of what the players minus to movement DB and OB are so when they do attack, move, or have to defend themselve appropriate minus is tracked. It keeps track on how many hits they have and what conditions they have. A condition could be anything from bleeding to being invisible to being stunned.

Character generator for Rolemaster by Ted Badiuk Version 0.96a (Demo).

These are the registeration files for PCGRolem and AmigaGrolem. If you are using AmiGrolem copy the file owner.data to data directory. If you are using PCGrolem copy the file owner.dat to data directory.

PCGRolem V1.15 for MSDOS, Veli-Matti Sahlberg Grolem is computerized character generator for RoleMaster roleplaying game. With Grolem it is fast and easy to make characters for Rolemaster (and compatible :-) roleplaying games. Currently supported profesions cover RoleMaster boxedset books, Companion I,II,III,IV,V,EC,OC,VI,VII and ARMSC. Support for about 282 skills and 60 races is included. See file PCGrolem115.readme for more information.

A small Excel 5.0 Spreadsheet that will help in generating temp and pot stats for RMSS. By Matt Barkdull (mattb@dino.gi.alaska.edu).

This is a 0.8 beta of a Shadowrun Script IDE, in German, a tool to create and emulate Shadowrun Adventures, a Master tool to control NSC's. It's a WIN95 program. By Urs Zeidler (stu38546@mail.uni-kiel.d400.de).

Arkhan's Random Name Generator (v1.5) Generates good random names, using an advanced randomization system, and preventing duplicate names. Supports ASCII and HTML output. Many namefiles included, easy to make one's own. Includes protable C sources. Freeware.

ADOGD.EXE is a windows utility for generating chracters for AD&D. It has support for most of the character-rolling methods described in the players handbook. It has support for specialist-wizards, specialty-priests and psionicists. The gods described in the program is specific for Forgotten Realms. It can print a character to a matrix-printer or save as a text-file(.CHA) A file called LEGEND.BMP (included) should be in the same dir as the .EXE The program is a Public Domain and can be freely distrubuted as long as no money is charged for it. If you have any questions/opinions on the program, send mail to: ADOGD.EXE Copyright 1992 Rune Husbey e-mail: runehh@dhhalden.no snail-mail: Rune Huseby Atomveien 18 1750 HALDEN NORWAY

The Fantasy World Builder(tm) is aimed to aid fantasy role-playing game masters in the design of a campaign QUICKLY. Requiring a 386 MS-DOS based PC with 585k conventional RAM, and 2meg of Expanded Memory (EMS), 256 color VGA, and a Microsoft Compatible mouse, the Fantasy World Builder requires little time to get a finished product. Using a graphical point-and-click interface with minimal keyboard use, the program will generate random maps for 2 types of dungeons (natural or cut), cities, and terrain. Whenever a city or dungeon is created, information on the new creation is stored on disk. When a world map is generated, you are given the option to include the previously generated file information in the generation of the world. This allows the computer to randomly place the cities and dungeons in the world. Copyright (c) 1996 Perry Horner P_HORNER@ASU.EDU

The Cyberspace/Matrix program package for Shadowrun (TM) let's your decker run through a 3D DOOM (TM) like environment preserving all the rules from VR 1.0 and SR 2.01 (not VR 2.0!!). It's a blast! Read the users' comments on my WWW-pages :-) New at this release (2.7): * Different Reality (New images for military grids) * A lot of features I canīt mention here. Newest infos on WWW-pages (including screenshots): http://www.geocities.com/TimesSquare/5245/

The Cyberspace/Matrix program package (german version) for Shadowrun (TM) lets your decker run through a 3D DOOM (TM) like environment preserving all the rules from VR 1.0 and SR 2.01 (not VR 2.0!!). It's a blast! Read the users' comments on my WWW-pages :-) New at this release (2.7): * Different Reality (New images for military grids) * A lot of features I canīt mention here. Newest infos on WWW-pages (including screenshots): http://www.geocities.com/TimesSquare/5245/

Cyberspace Matrix Program for Shadowrun version 2.00. This is old version. New version is 2.2!

Hoi Decker!

• Enjoy the Matrix in a DOOM (TM) like environment, preserving all SR-rules.
• No more boring Matrix grid descriptions from your GM!
• See the Matrix from inside in 3D, a view you have ever dreamed about.
• See and hear the ICE. However be aware of Trace and Burn or Tar Pit ICE. See e.g. Scramble as snake and Probe as Sherlock Holmes (over 70 ICE images).
• Use your satellite uplink, cruise through the satellite network of Tessier Ashpool, if you dare.
• Use your Reality filter or a pure cybernetic link, if you are lucky to have one.
• You may even create your own images for the nodes and the ICE display!
• The cartographer shows the map of visited already nodes.

Hoi Gamemaster!

• Stop boring most of your players with long Matrix Run playtime.
• Let the decker fiddle around with your challenging Matrix, while you occupy your other players.
• And use the Matrix Construction Set to create challenging networks by simple point and click, without knowing many of the rules in detail!

If you have problems with downloading, try none business hours (17:00-7:00 UT) or try ftp'ing manually. In worst cases contact the author icetoaster@geocities.com. He speaks english and german.

Have a look at some screen shots (of older version) here:

http://www.geocities.com/TimesSquare/5245/



• enc_law.zip (--link--) [Jun 9 1997]

  Encounter Law. Basically based on Rolemaster but can be used in all fantasy games. Pascal sources included By Juhani Olkku (cybertum@dp.spt.fi).

• enq3.zip (--link--) [Sep 6 1995]

  The Atlantean Enquirer V.3 beta 2 -by banj0 obliVion The Enquirer has 2 parts.. 1) Enq Shell, This is a wee program that lets you load maps, create new maps and play around with the Terrain bitmaps. It also handles .dta file compacting. 2) The Enquirer itself. Can either be started from a Command line (this is so you can have an icon, that you click on to load a map) or is started from the Enq Shell PC utility.

• enq_edit.zip (--link--) [Sep 6 1995]

  EnqEdit, a flag mask making utility for The Atlantean Enquirer. Editing the graphics is a wee bit fiddly, but quite easy once you get the hang of it. Editing and creating new graphics for the Enquirer lets you - The User - customize this app to YOUR needs.

• ftools25.zip (--link--) [Sep 6 1995]

  Shareware fantasy toolbox for AD&D. Win 3.1.

• gal22.zip (--link--) [Jun 30 1997]

  Announcing Galactic version 2.2: PROGRAM NAME: "GALACTIC" [v2.2] {June 1997} GAME SYSTEM: Traveller/MegaTraveller AUTHOR: Jim Vassilakos (jimv@empirenet.com) FUNCTION: Sector Viewer/Generator SIZE: 2,854,580 Bytes OPERATING SYSTEM: IBM (MS-DOS) (but windows will also run dos-applications) COMMENTS: Allows user to randomly generate sectors, displays the maps in VGA, translates the UWP code to English, and keeps campaign notes in text files which can be accessed directly from the map. The maps all mesh seemlessly. Includes lots of official and non-official sectors. Even includes some world mapping software. Note, you must use the "-d" option when unzipping: >>>>>>>> pkunzip -d gal22.zip <<<<<<<< Oh, and make sure you're using pkunzip 2.04g to do the unzipping. If you have trouble getting Galactic, unzipping it, or whatever, let me know. I'll be happy to postal you a set of floppies. For those who have been using version 2.1, here some of the new stuff: * Charles Collin contributed several alien names files for world generation * Dakin Burdick contributed the Magyar Sector * Michel Boucher contributed the Beyond Sector & Vanguard Reaches (these two sectors originally developed by Paranoia Press) * Lewis Roberts updated his TNE galaxy, revising the Old Expanses and adding Spica & Diaspora, also contributing a Classic version of the Spica Sector (Spica data for both eras created by Leroy Guatney) * Andrew Vallance contributed his Greater Magellanic Cloud galaxy as well as the Ley Sector and Glimmerdrift Reaches (these two sectors were originally developed by Judges Guild) Here are the software upgrades: * Nearly all of the UWP stats separated into user-modifiable UWP.DAT * Added non-world objects to map (see Variant-1:Gythios/Idhra subsector) * Added insertion/deletion feature on the subsector map (use Ins/Del) * Added world mapping feature (use F4 from the subsector map) * Added data-strainer for PBeM-GMs (use F5 from sector or subsector maps) And here are a few extras: * Incorporated Traveller Copyright Archive v0.2 into help section * Incorporated information on the Galactic Mailing List * Included section2.exe (dgp-sector sectioner) in section2 directory That's all for now... let me know if you run into any snags... _ /| Jim Vassilakos \`o_O' jimv@empirenet.com ( ) http://www.cs.ucr.edu/~jimv U San Bernardino, California

• gal23.zip (--link--) [Dec 7 1997]

  Announcing Galactic version 2.3: PROGRAM NAME: "GALACTIC" [v2.3] {July 1997} GAME SYSTEM: Traveller/MegaTraveller AUTHOR: Jim Vassilakos (jimv@empirenet.com) FUNCTION: Sector Viewer/Generator SIZE: 3,153,415 Bytes OPERATING SYSTEM: IBM (MS-DOS) (but windows will also run dos-applications) COMMENTS: Allows user to randomly generate sectors, displays the maps in VGA, translates the UWP code to English, and keeps campaign notes in text files which can be accessed directly from the map. The maps all mesh seemlessly. Includes lots of official and non-official sectors. Even includes world mapping and star system mapping software. Note, you must use the "-d" option when unzipping: >>>>>>>> pkunzip -d gal23.zip <<<<<<<< Oh, and make sure you're using pkunzip 2.04g to do the unzipping. If you have trouble getting Galactic, unzipping it, or whatever, let me know. I'll be happy to postal you a set of floppies. For those who have been using version 2.2, here's some of the new stuff: * Jens Maskus contributed the Gateway Sector (originally by DGP) * idiot@sans.vuw.ac.nz contributed the Dagudashaag Sector (borrowing world names from work by v.m.patel@bradford.ac.uk) as well as the Core Sector (though this one is still largely in need of world names) * Lewis Roberts contributed updates to his TNE galaxy * Added automated jump route creation (F6) to subsector map * Added star system map creation (F9) to subsector map * Added dump-to-bitmap feature (F10) to various maps using SAVESCR v0.6 by Aaron Zabudsky * Created galdata\galhooks.dat file to control the calling of various subprograms by Gal. You can modify this file to hook programs that you have written into Gal, adding entirely new features to the software. That's all for now... let me know if you run into any snags... _ /| Jim Vassilakos \`o_O' jimv@empirenet.com ( ) http://www.cs.ucr.edu/~jimv U San Bernardino, California

• gcalc32x.zip (1863 KB) [May 21 1997]

  GMCALC 32 Enhanced for Windows 95 or NT by Coyt D. Watters (watters.10@osu.edu). This is a calculator for GMs for games using random values (dice). It has controls for the normal d4,d6,d8,d10,d12,d20 and d100, plus special controls for GURPS, FUDGE, Star Wars, Prime Directive, Storyteller and ARS Magica. In addition it sports several buttons for manipulating the dice values generated, so they can be sorted, pick only so many high (or low) values, or even generate ANY number of rolls for ANY number of sides. The numbers generated by the dice buttons can be used in calculations, so computing something like 12+6d6 is easy. Custom programing sequences are also available, so if a person uses a special roll (like that Star Wars character with a 6d+3 blaster jury-rigged for 3 more dice), it can be programmed onto it's own button.

• geo-101.zip (--link--) [Sep 6 1995]

  Geo generates fractal maps. It gradually evolved in an attempt to create random, yet realistic, regional maps for fantasy gaming. Version 1.01 is the latest version, and the first to be released publicly. Its primary features are the fractal generator, the ability to load and save map files, displaying the map as a simulated "globe", and various features for tweaking the map characteristics. Geo runs only on 80286 processors or better; it would be ridiculously slow on anything less. You also need around 450K of RAM and VGA capable of displaying 16 colors in 640x480. I use DOS 4.01 and haven't tried it on anything else. Source code is included. Copyright 1994 By Michael Harvey.

• gm310x.zip (--link--) [Jul 24 1995]

  GM is a Tool for roleplaying games based on die 100 it is also based on the ICE systems SPACE- und ROLEMASTER. with GM one can create: characters, dungeons, universes, solarsystems, spaceships, and several not common vehicles. Additionally GM helps at: Personal Combat (SC, NSC, NSC-bank), Space/ Vehiclecombat und Future/Fantasy equipment Included are many Charts (Personal Attacks, Critical Tables, Fumble Tables, Runtime Help Index, Interstellar Attacks, Location of Damage, Vehicle Malfunctions, Random Name/Words, Personal Maneuvers, Repair and Research, Time Line, Universe Distance, Vehicular Criticals, Weapon Statistics). GM is shareware by Paul Greco, manuals and help are availeble at registration (15 $ registering, 20 $ each manual), the latest version is 3.10 I'd like to contact with GM-Users. (Stefan Schiebeler) schiebeler@chemie.uni-hamburg.d400.de

• gmmm103.txt (--link--) [Jul 24 1995]

  Game Master's Mystical Mind is a gametime Role-Playing Game Aid for use with Microsoft Windows 3.1 or later. It is particularly well-suited for use with the Advanced Dungeons and Dragons Game System. The program allows for monitoring of combat elements real-time including all Monster statistics, and the ability to check for hits and misses on the fly. The program also utilizes a Game-time clock and excellent Spell and Player Database Capabilities. The spell-casting module allows for automatic Spell duration calculation, and monitors spell effects and durations during and between combat rounds. The combat tables can be saved in the middle of combat, or can be pre-generated, and stored for future use. This is a powerful time-saving tool for the GM, as random encounters can be pre-saved, and then brought up when needed. Other useful features include a Game Log, Dice Module, an attack sequence module, and a general input area which recognizes specifically phrased English for speech recognition hardware. This program is FREEWARE and can be distributed in un-altered form.

• gmmm103a.zip (--link--) [Jul 24 1995]

  Game Master's Mystical Mind v1.03(c) by Owl System. Part 1. Read gmmm103.txt for more info.

• gmmm103b.zip (--link--) [Jul 24 1995]

  Game Master's Mystical Mind v1.03(c) by Owl System. Part 1. Read gmmm103.txt for more info.

• gmmm103c.zip (--link--) [Jul 24 1995]

  Game Master's Mystical Mind v1.03(c) by Owl System. Part 1. Read gmmm103.txt for more info.

• gmmm106.zip (--link--) [Oct 10 1995]

  This is a Overview of Game Master's Mystical Mind v1.06 Overview: Game Master's Mystical Mind is a gametime Role-Playing Game Aid for use with Microsoft Windows 3.1 or later. It is particularly well-suited for use with the Advanced Dungeons and Dragons(c) Game System. The program allows for monitoring of combat elements real-time including all Monster statistics, and the ability to check for hits and misses on the fly. The program also utilizes a Game-time clock which features random encounter generation and excellent Spell and Player Database Capabilities. The spell-casting module allows for automatic Spell duration calculation, and monitors spell effects and durations during and between combat rounds. The combat tables can be saved in the middle of combat, or can be pre-generated, and stored for future use. This is a powerful time-saving tool for the GM, as random encounters can be pre-saved, and then brought up when needed. Other useful features include a Game Log, Dice Module, an attack sequence module, and a general input area which recognizes specifically phrased English for speech recognition hardware. Many more features are being added for future versions including player creation, Location modules including Stores, Taverns, Inns, Etc, and Dungeon and world maps. This is a freeware version. Donations GLADLY accepted. 100's of hours have gone ito this product, and money helps motivate future improvements. E-mail petro@fastlane.net

• gmmm110 (--link--) [Apr 1 15:45]

  This directory contains Game Master's Mystical Mind v1.1.0 by arodes@flash.net Game Master's Mystical Mind is a gametime Role-Playing Game Aid for use with Microsoft Windows 3.1 or later. It is particularly well-suited for use with the Advanced Dungeons and Dragons(c) Game System. It has its own hopepage at http://www.flash.net/~arodes/

• gmreadme.txt (--link--) [Jul 24 1995]

  Readme of gm310x.zip.

• gpd10.zip (37 KB) [Aug 1 1996]

  A hex & graph paper maker utility for Win3.1.

• grid361.exe (--link--) [Jan 11 1996]

  GRID by Emanuele Sacchi is a program born to make life easier for all the people who use hexagon maps. With it, you can draw your hexes, create your maps, print them, 'walk' on the maps while the program rolls for random encounters, and much more. Included are some ready settings, but it's easy to create new ones from the scratch. Full Graphical User Interface (GUI), mouse and XMS (or EMS) required. Freeware. Self extracting archive. Emanuele Sacchi

• hexmap45.zip (--link--) [Sep 6 1995]

  Well, it's been a while since I stopped work on Hexmap, so I'm going to stop requiring people to register. Use the registration number "000014" and all features should be enabled. If you'd like to send me mail, my addresses have changed: email: paul@gyugyi.com snail: Paul Gyugyi 831 Henderson Ave Sunnyvale, CA 94086 I hope you enjoy HEXMAP (a MS Windows program for generating wargame-style hexagonal-grid maps). The last few versions of the code were optomized for color printing, and make heavy demands of memory and resources. If you have trouble running, try dropping back to a previous version, to be found in the "oldversions" directory.

• hext.exe (31 KB) [Jun 11 1995]

  A Windows 3.x software for printing hexpaper.

• mapcad.zip (--link--) [Nov 21 1996]

  Game Map CAD, by Curtis Keisler, is a program that lets you create icons to be placed on hexagon map you create. The icons are created using the simple vector commands, move, draw and line. Once these icons are created they may be placed on a hex map with dimensions you choose. You may view the map in various scales. You may also pan across the map in any direction. Runs in MS-DOS.

• mapnoted.zip (--link--) [Sep 6 1995]

• mapper01.zip (--link--) [Dec 7 1997]

  PROGRAM NAME: "MAPPER" [v0.1] {December 1997} AUTHOR: Jim Vassilakos (jimv@empirenet.com) FUNCTION: World Mapper OPERATING SYSTEM: IBM (MS-DOS) SIZE: 318,730 bytes zipped COMMENTS: Create maps with hexagonal color-tiles so you can share your RPG campaign world with the rest of us on the Net. Requires VGA graphics or better. May attach campaign notes to the map via an easy-to-learn menuing system. Two unfinished sample worlds already included. Note, you must use "-d" option when unzipping: >>>>>>>> pkunzip -d mapper01.zip <<<<<<<< If you draw up any campaign maps using this program, please send me a copy so I can include them in the next version...

• maskpro.zip (--link--) [May 15 1995]

• mbat.txt (--link--) [May 14 1995]

• mbatcol.zip (--link--) [May 14 1995]

• mbatdat.zip (--link--) [May 14 1995]

• mbatmon.zip (--link--) [May 14 1995]

• mbatmrp.zip (--link--) [Mar 26 1996]

  MERP Combat Program for DOS / Windows or even Unix (with a little recoding). Includes executable for DOS. Start the program with 'runmerp.bat'. This program is not meant to be the 'be all and end all' of combat programs but to contain enough information and do enough of the processes within a combat to enable the DM to do what they're meant to ... "Make the game enjoyable for all". It is currently targeted more for MERP but the internal structures and processes have all the 'bits' for doing RM. by Torquil Gault

• mbatrms.zip (--link--) [Mar 26 1996]

  RMSS Combat Program for DOS / Windows or even Unix (with a little recoding). Includes executable for DOS. Start the program with 'runrms.bat'. This program is not meant to be the 'be all and end all' of combat programs but to contain enough information and do enough of the processes within a combat to enable the DM to do what they're meant to ... "Make the game enjoyable for all". It is currently targeted more for MERP but the internal structures and processes have all the 'bits' for doing RM. by Torquil Gault

• mepbm_e1.zip (--link--) [May 13 1995]

  Middle Earth Play by Mail Combat Calculator Version 1.0 written by Holger Eichmann (eichmann@ceres.amp.uni-hannover.de) This is the first beta-version of a program, which helps to calculate the outcome of army battles of the play by mail game Middle Earth PBM. The use of the program requires Windows 3.1. The .zip file contains the .exe file and the sources

• mgen.zip (--link--) [Jan 24 1997]

  MGEN.ZIP contains Map Generator, a program for creating roleplaying maps. The maps are topographical, but have a 3d outlook. Additionally, there is an easy interface for adding map symbols, roads, text etc. The program is for MS-DOS and requires a VGA display and a mouse. This is the freely distributable shareware version of Map Generator. There is a 'full' version available to registerers that adds a few handy options. Author: Jaakko Peltonen E-mail address: jtpelto2@cc.hut.fi . *Feedback welcome!*

• module.zip (93 KB) [Jun 29 1993]

  Fantasy module builder for IBM XT or higher by Perry C. Horner This is a program that will pump out a complete dungeon- maps, names, monsters, treasure, traps, descriptions, secret doors, etc. SHAREWARE, CRIPPLEWARE, $15. author: aopch@acvax.inre.asu.edu, icpch@asuvm.inre.asu.edu

• names201.zip (123 KB) [Oct 9 1995]

  NAMES is a program which generates names from "name elements." It is useful for role players as well as writers. The program itself is pretty simple, and (I think) intuitive. To get help just press '?'. Includes source code and a DOS executable. Copyright 1993 by Michael Harvey

• nation.tar.gz (--link--) [Mar 25 1995]

  A citydesign-tool for Rolemaster(TM). Based on the procedure from Rolemaster Companion I, but heavily modified. Runs in PC. Tar-file includes sourcefiles and readme.

• npcapp20.zip (79 KB) [Mar 28 1993]

  NPC Appearance, Version 2.0, by Lauri Byckling. This Windows 3.0 program rolls random appearances for role-playing game characters. The results can be copied to the clipboard and pasted into documents. NPCAPP can be customized for different game systems by editing the NPCAPP.INI file. The rules used by the program are based on the following sources: Chivalry & Sorcery, 2nd Edition. Realistic Vital Statistics. The Dragon, November 1984. Teollisuusergonomia (Industrial Ergonomics).

• pse370a.exe (--link--) [Jan 23 1996]

  PSE by Emanuele Sacchi - it stands for Priest Spell Editor, and is a tool which allows fast and clear composition of the various deities' spell rosters. All you have to do is choose the spheres of influence of the deity, or load one of the almost 700 included. You can also roll scrolls and control lots of formatting options. Fully customizable, as the spell and include files are ASCII. MSDOS Utility. Self extracting archive. Freeware. Emanuele Sacchi

• psion400.exe (--link--) [Jan 23 1996]

  PSIONICS - Psionics Power Manager by Emanuele Sacchi it allows to manage the wild talent rolling, as well as the complete rosters of psionicists (including Dark Sun advanced beings and dragon-psionicists from Council of Wyrms). The program makes all the (lengthy) calculations for prerequisites, levels and so on. Fully customizable, as the data files are plain ASCII. DOS Utility. Freeware. Self extracting archive. Emanuele Sacchi

• rcms12_1.zip (--link--) [Mar 19 1997]

  Rolemaster Character Management System (RCMS) v1.2 by Bruce Gulke (akira@starnetinc.com) for Win95/NT. File 1 /3. The RCMS is a 32-bit Windows application that assists in the generation of characters for the Rolemaster Standard System (RMSS). It includes all the professions, races, training packages, and spell lists from the RMSR, Spell Law, Treasure Companion, and Arcane Companion. To install, download the three files (rcms12_1.zip, rcms12_2.zip and rcms12_3.zip) into the same directory, unzip them there, and run SETUP.EXE.

• rcms12_2.zip (--link--) [Mar 19 1997]

  Rolemaster Character Management System (RCMS) v1.2 by Bruce Gulke (akira@starnetinc.com) for Win95/NT. File 2 /3.

• rcms12_3.zip (--link--) [Mar 19 1997]

  Rolemaster Character Management System (RCMS) v1.2 by Bruce Gulke (akira@starnetinc.com) for Win95/NT. File 3 /3.

• rmcombat.zip (--link--) [Sep 6 1995]

  PC -utility. Rolemaster Combat Helper. Preliminary version 1.0.

• rmssgen.zip (--link--) [Dec 23 1996]

  RMSS Character Management program By Gary Renaud . The program will run under Windows 3.1, Windows 95, and NT 3.5. It will PROBABLY work under NT 4.0, but it is untested. The program: * Generates RMSS characters of levels 1 to 255(!). * Supports all races in RMSR (plus a few more), and all classes and spells in all books published to date. * Selectable between Talents and Flaws in RMSR and a background system like in RMCI. It does not support Talent Law. * Adjustable initial stat points (including number of dice). * Adjustable development point multiplier * Uses US or SI measurements for height and weight * Characters saved in standard Access 2.0 files so GM can hack if needed. * Characters can be printed, saved as ASCII, or formatted into Word 6.0 documents. * Selectable which skills will print; some can print in boldface * NPC option allows GM to "cheat" by overspending stat or development points, and to reroll backgrounds, talents, flaws. * Option to modify or ignore the silly 5 lists/level rule. * Advance-and-Keep allows you (after level 5 or so) to rapidly run an NPC up in levels. This won't work of course if you limit spells lists/level. * Context-sensitive help (just press F1) * Generic skills (like 1H Slash) have all the instances (dagger, short sword, ...) that I could think of included, and you can add your own. By modifying the main database (using Access 2.0, the appendix in the manual, and a lot of patience), you can add, delete, or change: * The races. * The classes. * The skills. * The spell lists. * The training packages. * Talents, Flaws, and RMCI-style Backgrounds * RRs * Even the Stats You may need to fetch some standard DLL from elsewhere, if you don't already have them.

• role1.zip (--link--) [Mar 25 1995]

  Rolemaster(TM) Condensed Combat System (from RM Companion I) -program Written and Compiled by Andrea Puglisi, September 94 Includes most of the basic Critical tables of RM. Runs in PC. FREEWARE.

• srmcp.zip (--link--) [May 15 1995]

  Shadowrun Master Control Program version 1.0 by Juergen Weiss (sauron@cs.tu-berlin.de). PC/386+, Windows 3.0 program that aids a Shadowrun game master in a roleplaying session. This program is in german! Features: Calculation of weapon and magic attack damage, calculation of grenade and rocket explosions, weapon-,armor- and magic data can be edited and updated, up to 15 characters can be controlled, completely mouse controled and all resolutions.

• star10.zip (--link--) [Apr 6 1998]

  PROGRAM NAME: "STARMAP" [v1.0] {February 1998} AUTHOR: Jim Vassilakos (jimv@empirenet.com) FUNCTION: 3d Starmapper OPERATING SYSTEM: IBM (MS-DOS) SIZE: 1,815,334 bytes zipped COMMENTS: Create and explore three-dimensional starmaps for your science-fiction RPG campaign, then share your work with the rest of us on the Net. Requires VGA graphics or better. May attach campaign notes to the maps via an easy-to-learn menuing system. Sample map included along with SF-RPG discussion archives. You must use "-d" option when unzipping: >>>>>>>> pkunzip -d star10.zip <<<<<<<<

• timeline.tar.gz (--link--) [Mar 25 1995]

  A historical timeline-generator. Based on an event-table from some Rolemaster(TM) Companion. Runs in PC. Tar-file includes sourcefiles and readme.

• vislnd02.zip (--link--) [Dec 26 1996]

  Second beta test version of the VisLand fractal landscape modeler for Windows 3.1 by Mark Dimon.

• warcom.zip (--link--) [Sep 6 1995]

  This program was written as a companion to WARLAW, a ROLEMASTER system for large scale fantasy combat from Iron Crown Enterprises. The program will allow you to resolve large scale combat using an approximation of the ARMS LAW system from IRON CROWN. PC -utility. Shareware. By David Eubanks.

• wb13win.zip (--link--) [Jun 25 1998]

  World Builder is a shareware program to draw maps of worlds. It uses continental drift and true meteorological computations to provide realistic maps including mountain ranges, rain shadows and rivers. You can use World Builder to invent worlds for roleplaying games or as background for fiction, or you can use it to learn about earth science processes. The current version of World Builder is 1.3, released on June 12, 1998. It is available on Windows-95, Windows-NT, Linux Intel and Sun Solaris platforms. The WWW site is: http://www.best.com/~jendave/builder/world/index.html Copyright 1998 by David L. Allen

• worldgen.zip (--link--) [Dec 8 1995]

  This program creates GIFs of random world maps, using a fractal algorithm. You can check the program in action from the author's homepage. This version contains the source, readme file, and an executable for DOS.

• worldmap.zip (--link--) [Feb 2 1996]

  PROGRAM NAME: "Worldmap" [v1.0] {January 1996} AUTHOR: Jim Vassilakos (jimv@cs.ucr.edu) FUNCTION: Mapping Worlds, Cities, Castles, Dungeons, and Starships for RPG settings & scenarios OPERATING SYSTEM: IBM (MS-DOS) COMMENTS: Create maps so you can share your worlds/ dungeons/etc with the rest of us on the Net. Some minor glitches exist when operating under Windows, so straight DOS is preferred. Program draws maps pretty slowly except on relatively high-end machines with decent video ram. Comes complete with five example maps along with some attached text including a short adventure. Note, you must use "-d" option when unzipping: >>>>>>>> pkunzip -d worldmap.zip <<<<<<<< UPGRADE: Go to my homepage at http://www.cs.ucr.edu/~jimv/, go to the programs section, and pick-up a copy of the update there under the heading "Worldmap Upgrade (v1.0 to v1.0b)". Notice that the upgrade without the is no good by itself without the files of v1.0. _ /| Jim Vassilakos \`o_O' jimv@empirenet.com ( ) jimv@cs.ucr.edu U San Bernardino, California