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A Quick Look at 4eTurnTracker |
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Latest Release: Jan 23, 2013, Version 2.0.11
4eTurnTracker is a Combat Manager for D&D 4th Edition
Encounters. The program runs on Mac and Windows with a clean interface
that enables quick and easy control of all the action.
The program features include: - Copy and paste creation of Monsters from any source: PDF, D&D Compendium, Adventure Tools.
- Prepare encounters and load them as required.
- Run multiple campaigns by using different data locations for storage of monsters, characters and encounters.
- Import of Character information from .dnd4e files (exported by the Character Builder).
- Import monsters from .monster files, exported from the D&D Adventure Tools.
- Control initiative order, including rolling initiative, delay turn and readied actions.
- Tracking of all kinds of conditions and effects, and end conditions, e.g. Save Ends, End of Next Turn, etc.
- Tracking of Hit Points, Temp HP, Healing Surges and Action Points.
- Tracking of Power usage and automatic rolling of recharge.
- Speed up tracking by "programming" Powers and Actions, before an encounter, or as you go along (version 2.0).
- Apply Damage, Conditions and Effects to multiple targets at once.
- A complete History allows you to undo any number of actions, or view the encounter at a previous point in time.
- A Players Windows, allows the Players to follow the action on a second monitor.
The following screen shots (from version 2.0.07) take you on a quick tour of 4eTurnTracker.
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Import monsters by just copying Stat Block text and pasting it into the box provided. Add monsters to encounters with a few clicks. |
Import character data from .dnd4e files, or enter the data yourself. Select portraits for characters and the monsters. |
Pick the party members before an encounter begins. During an encounter you can add party members if required. |
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Select one of your prepared encounters, before the action starts. Filter fields allow you to quickly find monsters and encounters. |
An encounter begins with the initiative dialog. Enter the rolls made by the players. Roll for monsters or accept the computer dice. |
The DM's Display. Left: the current creature. Right: the selected creatures (targets). Center: the initiative order. |
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Apply damage, healing, conditions and effects to one or more targets in one dialog, and specify end conditions. |
The Player's Display. Top left: the "Your Turn" portrait. Top right: the Kill List. The initiative list shows characters health levels. |
After the encounter, use the Short Rest dialog to heal up, and grant an action point if a milestone is reached. |
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