D&D Manager 1.3.9

D&D Manager is a powerful management tool designed for the d20 system. It includes a fully functional Character management system with support for Feats, Skills, Special abilities, as well as Weapons, Spells and all the usual Basic statistics.
These are then used in the built in Battle manager as you fight monsters and other enemies, which can then be created on the fly from templates stored with your Characters. You can also search through your Characters and Spells to find exactly which one you are looking for. A full list of features is included on the Features page.
 
D&D Manager also includes a fully functional battle simulator that calculates initiative for all the characters and manages their Spells and Attacks. If you want to use an especially advanced spell such as Wish, you can quickly jump back to the Character Management screen to handle it.
 
One thing that I aim to have achieved with this application is to aid the DM, not to take over from them, it is still up to them to decide who you can attack and who can attack you as well as controlling all the description and other things that make the game exciting.
 
It requires Mac OS X 10.4 (Tiger) to run, as Core Data which the application uses heavily, was only released with Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger, hopefully it will also work with 10.5 Leopard, though I’ll learn more about that after I get hold of a copy in October, if you do have a copy of 10.5 Leopard and can test out my application and report any issues that will be brilliant.
Main features:
For Characters:
- Basic Stat support (including Attributes (Strength, Dexterity...), Saving Throws, Hit Points, Armour Class)
- Ability to store temporary changes to Attributes
- Resistances and Regeneration.
- Multiple Attack Support
- Characters can use Weapons or Attacks which allows monsters to use all their different attacks.
- Weapons can have multiple attacks at the same time.
- Melee and Ranged Attack Bonus
- Initiative Bonus
- Up to three Character Classes
- Ability to turn/rebuke undead.
- Skills
- Feats and Special Abilities
- Inventory and amount of gold
- Notes, speed, known languages
- Character portrait
- Resting to allow spell, special ability and hit point recovery (either 1hp or to full health)
- Quick Character creation sheet.
For Spells
- Level dependent damage, range, duration and number of attacks
- Saving throws, with customisable modifier.
- Different Spell Levels for each class.
- Variable Spell Casting Times
- Information on Range, Damage, Duration, Casting Time, Area, Spell Components and a general description on casting and Range, Damage, Duration and Area when choosing targets.
- Casting of spells in and out of battle.
- Healing, Damage, Paralysis, Ability Changing and Summoning Spells are supported.
For Special Abilities and Feats
- Uses per day
- Ability to affect the character or targets.
- Ability to affect targets based on alignment or type.
- Casts a Spell, runs when an enemy dies or changes abilities for Characters, Spells and Weapons.
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- In Battle
- Cast Spells.
- Attack Enemies.
- Change Feats and Weapons.
- Use Feats, with specific targets or groups of enemies.
- Use Turn/Rebuke undead.
- Wait for other characters.
- Suffer Attacks of Opportunity.
- View character information screen from feat and spell targets sheets.
- Return to the Character Screen at any time for more advanced actions.
- Edit the results rolled by the program for attacks and spells.
Other
- Spread XP among all characters in a party.
- Roll Dice, with presets for d20 and d100.
- Lists of character’s attributes.
- Keeps Dungeon Master’s Notes.
- Roll checks for attributes, saving throws and some skills.
- Multiple Saved parties available for storing characters.
- Sparkle Support for automatic updates.
Enhancements:
- Made sure characters are paralysed correctly when that spell option is chosen.
- Damage/Feat spells return to the character screen as required.