Spell sheets?

[Tyger]

Hearken ye, to the days of olde, when Emma, and her magnificent site, was able to provide a lowly caster with a list of all their spells, by book, by hook or by crook.

Does anyone know of a similar site or utility that can replicate these great sheets? Just starting up a 3.5 game, and one of the players is going with a Druid. I would love to be able to hand him a great "Emmaesque" sheet with all the spells available to him (PHB, SpC, and PHBII only actually).

Anyone?

[DementedFellow]

If you are referring to an internet site that has gone the way of the do-do, you might find this link useful.

http://www.archive.org/index.php

Also I would like to see this site, if you are able to locate it. It sounds useful.

[DarthCyberWolf]

Don’t know about other people, but I use HeroForge and SpellForge at http://www.nzcomputers.net/heroforge/default35.asp

It’s a character generator on Excel. Using Spell forge, all you have to do is put in your attributes, class levels, select certain feats if you have them (the ones that affect spellcasting) and it’ll display your spell list, and spells per day on a page ready to be printed! Works for me.

[The_Herald]

I think i found it
http://web.archive.org/web/20080822125451/www.emass-web.com/index.php
this is the most recent in the list found here
http://web.archive.org/web/*/http://www.emass-web.com/

[Tyger]

Yeah, tried the archive for this, but while it does have the base webpages, it does not archive the actual selectable lists, as presumably, those were in a database or something (note - I know next to nothing about web design!).

As for the Spell Forge stuff, I have played around with it in the past, and was never able to get it to actually generate a sheet based upon which sourcebooks were available... something Emma's did instantaneously Oh Emma, how I miss thee!

Any tips on Spellforge? Or any other ideas?