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Nov 4, 2014. #1. Some of you may know of HeroForge. For those that don't, it's an amazingly useful Excel-based character builder for D&D 3.5. It keeps track of nearly everything you could possibly want it to when building a character, it calculates for you all that can be automatically calculated. It can track temporary changes to stats caused ...
Project Sigil is a 3D sandbox to play out adventures from your favorite franchises. Build your own dungeons with hidden traps and monsters, bring your characters to life by customizing miniatures and upgrading them with items, or jump into a premade module! The closed beta kicks off this fall and all you need is a free D&D Beyond account.
Free D&D Character Creation Tool. Character creation can take forever. D&D Beyond’s free character builder makes it quick and easy. Create a D&D character in minutes and jump into the action with your digital character sheet. Roll dice right from your sheet, track your spells, inventory, hit points, and more. Get started for free.
Follow the Action with the Game Log. D&D Beyond’s Game Log is the quintessential DM tool for D&D. Keep everyone connected by sharing dice rolls and the actions you and your players take in the Game Log, or make rolls in secret and choose who can see them! The Game Log is accessible from your campaign’s page and from the Encounters tool.
Can't forget that HeroForge's printing has a area limit for standard minis only so much distance beyond the square base. HeroForge can do only so much. What you're seeking is something more manually sculpted than HeroForge's automation-assisted productions. You're probably better to get pieces to assemble and paint than to 3D-print.
So, Heroforge recently got updated, adding multiple new features, including the ability to color your miniatures now. This isn't an advertisement for it, but a thread to share your experiences with the new system and share pictures of your painted minis.
HeroForge’s builder has a lot of customization, but has a real hard time when it comes to more slender body types - the hands are always a little too big, the arms and legs can be a bit bulky (I expect this is due to the materials they work with when you order), and the chest sliders for females display a “90s comic book” level of ...
There have been a few customizable 3D-printed miniatures Kickstarters over the last year or so. Heroforge is - I think - the most well known. A new Kickstarter has just been launched by a Spanish group called Imagine 3D Miniatures, and it's mixing the concept up a little by introducing customizable mounted miniatures.
Deep beneath the settled levels of Gauntlgrym, dwarven crafting and elven magic bound the slumbering primordial. Maegera, a being of fire and destruction, harnessing its incredible powers to heat the forge. On anvils of adamantine blessed by priests of Moradin, great items of power were forged, their base. Gauntlgrym.
I was going through a creative block and found myself starting to play around with Heroforge as a way of dealing with it, and I've managed to design a bunch of characters. Not even trying to make anyone specific, mostly just seeing what I can come up with and sometimes experimenting with variations on those ideas, but I've actually made some ...