Someone, somewhere in these tangled webs of messages, provided a web link to a WOTC site, somewhat recently, that had lists of third edition spells, monsters, etc. (possibly updated for v3.5, I can't remember that part). I followed the link and was thrilled at the cache of information available but then lightning struck (literally) and I had to shut down my computer. This happened maybe a week or more ago. I know this all sounds terribly vague but I've been sifting through all the posts on all the message boards and now I can't find the post with the link. I also went directly to the WOTC site and looked all over there but I can't find it. My computer has no record of my journey to the desired site so now I'm lost.
Does anyone have a clue what I'm even talking about?
I know what you're talking about. Unfortunately, though, the WotC site is blocked by my employer. :-\ If nobody offers you a link throughout the course of the day, I'll dig it up for you tonight. I might even have it bookmarked on my home PC already.
Thanks Zherog!
Do you mean the SRD? It has all the spells, monsters, classes, etc., so I assume you mean that. It can be found here:
http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=d20/article/srd35
Busker,
YES! Thank you. Thank you. Thank you!
Wow! I was totally thinking of something else... I thought you were taking about this cool article* that lists what was converted where from 3.0 to 3.5.
* I hope this link works - I copied it from another source, since (as I mentioned) I can't actually access the WotC site here at work.
I find the SRD here to be a little more usable:
It's great if you use a laptop at your gaming table.
Beat me too it...this really is an excellent site. Its search function makes finding many rules a snap and it has a slew of features that help a DM a great deal. Now if only it provided a treasure generator...
I use this SRD, and really for one very simple reason. It's not a blocked site at my office, where many gaming related sites are on the black list - including WotC's main page (though not their messsage boards) and The Order of the Stick page. I do recall looking at that one, though, and I liked it.
I like the hypertext nature of the one I linked - though there are times some pages (especially spells and monsters) load really slow.