At-Will (Resurrected)

This is a recovered archive of the At‑Will blog — preserved so the ongoing 4e community and the 4th Edition renaissance can learn from and explore it. It’s not an active blog.

You’ll find:

clear Skill Challenge guidelines and many worked examples,
the anime‑esque Limit Break rules and other experiments,
articles, tools, and commentary from the 4e era.

Some links or embeds may be missing or point to defunct services — this comes with the territory of web archaeology. If something looks off, the Internet Archive’s original snapshots may still have it.

Special thanks to Quinn Murphy for permission to help “resurrect” this treasure trove of 4e lore.

Inspired 4e Design

A character sheet that does everything for you…

gamefiend

Published: August 12, 2008Posted in: Tools

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…now it all needs to do is play for you! This character sheet at pfhoenix (needs .NET/Mono to run) has some promise. It includes a fully detailed list with power descriptions and abilities, so it can get you up and running with a character very quickly. Magic item select/auto-fill isn’t in yet, but this program is about 80% of the way to being perfect.

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About the Author

A Jack of All Trades ,or if you prefer, an extreme example of multi-classing, Gamefiend, a.k.a Quinn Murphy has been discussing, playing and designing games straight out of the womb. He is the owner and Editor-in-Chief of this site in addition to being an aspiring game designer. As you would assume, he is a huge fan of 4e. By day he is a technologist. Follow gamefiend on Twitter

3 Comments

Terry

Posted August 12, 2008 at 8:45 AM

Gah, my work filter is blocking that site.
Tezrak

Posted August 12, 2008 at 11:59 AM

It’s Windows only too, btw.
admin

Posted August 12, 2008 at 12:05 PM

@terry: ouch. what are they using for the filter?

@tezrak: Yeah, he said he hadn’t tested Mono, but hopefully he’ll get that up soon. Welcome!