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Just saw this on another forum:

Quest Kick founder talks in depth about app features. Listen to the podcast:
www.questkick.com/press

I think I'm going to stay away from the character sheet generators, but I do need something to help organize my game.

i am gonna start using my little netbook at dnd, not for replacing the actual pen and paper aspect, but it saves me room and lets me create nifty little pages that condense all my bnouses so i know what to add when to what rolls.

Good idea. Especially remembering temporary bonus in combat is difficult.

Thanks for the suggestions guys. Quest Kick clearly looks to be the nicest one, so hopefully it comes out soon.

I use mostly note paper and index cards now, and I've dabbled with google docs. I just find myself flipping through papers trying to look stuff up, and it makes encounters take too much time. Definitely need to get organized.

Depends on what type of game you want to play. I like making my game realistic, so I would let them loot whoever they want. Otherwise, there's just some arbitrary force keeping them from doing certain things they should be able to do. There may be consequences to their actions though. For example, the other party members may not approve of it, or will want a share.

I'm starting a new Kingmaker campaign, and I'd like to have everything organized for once. I'm wondering are there any good tools out there, and which is the best? Anything RPG specific?

Thanks!