We’ll be collecting links to various downloads here as we release them. Enjoy!
Resources
- City and Character Sheets for use in your game.
- A shapeshifter character sheet.
- A hunger stress character sheet.
- Spellcasting record sheet.
- Printable background-free quick reference sheets from the back of Your Story
Fiasco Playset
One-shot adventures
Sneak Peeks, Wallpapers, and Miscellany
- Nevermore. Dresden Files RPG preview
- Harry Dresden’s character sheet. (Read more in our January 2010 Status Update)
- The Baltimore chapter from The Dresden Files RPG: Your Story. All 39 pages of it: PDF Download (Approx 13MB) — you can save us a little bandwidth by downloading it from DriveThruRPG instead! (Read more in our late March sneak peek.)
- If you’re looking for some swanky desktop wallpaper, check out our cover art post.
- Check out the powers list from the game. Or, if you’re looking for that data to be organized differently, check out this post from Four-Color Criticism.
The Magnificent Rick Neal
Rick Neal has written a lot of good, in-depth stuff about the Dresden Files RPG. Here are links to his articles, all of them worth a read.
Power Level and Setting Creation
- Wading In: Power Levels for DFRPG Campaigns
- When Magic Comes to Town: City Creation in DFRPG, Part One
- When Magic Comes to Town: City Creation in DFRPG, Part Two
Character Creation
- Birthing Pains: High Concepts, Templates, and Troubles
- Tell Me A Story: Character Creation Phases in DFRPG
- The Lightning Bug and the Lightning: Aspects in Dresden Files RPG
- Look What I Can Do: Mortal Stunts in DFRPG
Combat
Spellcasting
- Mystic Theory 101: Magic in DFRPG, Part One
- Evocation, or How to Blow Stuff Up: Magic in DFRPG, Part Two
- Thaumaturgy, or How to Break the Rules: Magic in DFRPG, Part Three
- Getting Ready, or A Thaumaturgic Preperation Cheat Sheet: Magic in DFRPG, Part Four
- How to Build Spells, or A Practical Grimoire: Magic in DFRPG, Part Five
- Math and Miscellany: Magic in DFRPG, Part Six
- The Real Story of the Spell: Cooperative Thaumaturgical Preparation in DFRPG
General and Wide-Ranging Q&A
Not Specific to DFRPG, But Still Maybe Useful
- Let’s See What Happens: Emergent Campaign Storylines
- Let’s See What Happens, Part Two: The Secrets Deck
Fan-Created Resources
- Reference sheets for our Spanish speaking players courtesy of Zonk/PJ – Demonio Sonriente
- Two-sheet powers reference handout from Brian Sniffen
- Spellcasting reference sheet from Chris Czerniak
- Spellcasting reference sheets from Shawn Craig: Evocation Sheet and Thaumaturgy Sheet.
- Some German-speaking resources
- Adam McLaughlin’s form-fillable-ified sheets: Dresden files 2 Page, Dresden files 5 Page, City (Locations), City (High Level), City (Faces), Shape Shifter (2 Page), Hunger Track 2 Page, Spellcasting
- Jeff Bradley’s Fate/DFRPG reference sheets
- Wraith808’s FATE Action Cards and Foldable Character Sheets
- Adam Rinehart’s “Sleepy Hollow” DFRPG scenario for Halloween
- ToonStore, an online resource for storing your character sheets
There is most certainly space in the rules for a half-Naagloshii Scion; and the rules for full shape-changing certainly are there. It’s a high-refresh character build, though. Whether you allow for it, is of course up to you, but the rules to support it are certainly there.
Alright. Thank you both.
It’s also worth noting that Jim Butcher himself notes that Goodman Grey has free will and is not a full naagloshii, in his AMA https://www.reddit.com/r/books/comments/3lye65/i_am_jim_butcher_author_of_the_dresden_files_and/ . That help?
That actually helps very much. Thank you Joshua. And tha know you for directing me to that AMA.
I actually play a half na’agloshii scion and it has worked out fairly well. My GM and I made some compromises gave me a few limits with room to grow into them if the game progressed enough. It is high cost and I have to hoard my refresh points because I’m easy to tempt and manipulate otherwise, but I really enjoy the character.