Introducing FightCard

The wealth of combat tracking software for D&D 3.5e contrasts starkly with the dearth of such software for D&D 4e. For a while, I tried using Fantasy Grounds II for tabletop combat management, but that software runs only on Windows (requiring me to use a Windows emulator on my Macintosh) and does much more than just tracking combat, which is all I really wanted. Therefore, around the turn of 2009, I decided to write my own combat tracker.

Enter FightCard. Learn more on FightCard‘s dedicated page.

July 27th, 2009 | Category: tools | No comments

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