FightCard 1.2 released

At this time of joy, giving, and new beginnings, I’m pleased to announce the release of FightCard 1.2!

If you’re not yet using FightCard, visit the FightCard information page for full details about what it is and what it does. If you’re already using FightCard, I think you’ll enjoy the bug fix and new feature that FightCard 1.2 offers.

Bug fix: The creature editor should now gracefully accept negative initiative modifiers.

New feature: The combat table inside the Run Combat pane now scrolls, so that the control buttons beneath the table are always visible in the window regardless of the table’s length.

Enjoy!

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

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