You have my permission to transcribe all of my works in the Handbooks section. Just notify me before you do.
I thought this was notification. Anyways, I'll do it as soon as you recognize this as notification.
You have my permission. I think I'm just the primary on the Consolidated Binder Handbook and the Dread Necromancer Handbook, though.
I would not mind a back-up of the Chameleon Handbook. Though it is still kinda being built...
Wiki pages can be edited just as well (or better) than forum posts, so improvements can be ported over. I shall start transferring them.
Why would you give credit and link back to the source on the talk page? Shouldn't those be right at the top of the articles?
Hmm, I missed the word 'credit' in your post last time I read this. There is the Author template, but when I wrote the OP, I forgot there was a |url= parameter. Because of this, I was going to put the link back on the talk page, but the author template on the main page (as it usually is). Sorry for being less clear.
EditI got about four pages through the consolidated binders guide (already 54,000 bytes of information!). It is located at
http://dnd-wiki.org/wiki/Consolidated_Binder_Handbook_%283.5e_Guide%29 The part on bloodlines I made a sidebar, and for the vestige roles by class level in the Low-level strategies I ended up making a fifth level (wiki) header instead of a fourth level header because you underline those, but not the other types in the same area, making me think they are one level lower in organization. If this is true, I'd like to add a header above them called "Role". If not, I'd like to know so that I can bump them back up to fourth level header.
I'd like to get formats of the guide to fit the standards of the wiki. Basically, the short forms of ability scores should be capitalized (so "Cha" instead of "cha"), and things in all caps would be lowercased and bolded. Also, if you want somebody to copy-edit it, I can do that too, when I'm done transferring the rest of the guides over.
