Fixed broken code

I fixed the broken php lines within the skills page. Right now I'm working to add some new content as well as convert some of the more archaic html pages over to php. I've been really neglectful of this site but I will put more time and effort into Dungeons and Dragons again.

Fixing broken code

I've gotten some time lately to start going through the site and fixing a lot of broken code and files that need updated. Although Wizards has released 4th Edition Dungeons and Dragons, I have no intention of updating my information to the new format even after having a chance to experience it. For the future, I plan on merging my 2nd Edition Advanced D&D site into this one within a Nostalgia section.

Forgoing 4th Edition

After getting the Core Rulebooks for 4th edition D&D I am announcing that I am not going to update to the new system. My players and I believe character development is too limited and a lot of the depth found in previous editions has been removed. We can only assume Hazbro made this decision in an attempt to gain new players since the streamlined 4th edition appears to be a World of Warcraft style tabletop game now with set progression and skills.

Tired but still working.

I'm juggling websites and have neglected my own for a while. Right now, I have also committed to work for an online game Realms of Kaos. You can check out the world I'm help building at http://www.realmsofkaos.com/ Today, I can say that I'm more than halfway through fixing the section on the divinities in Traykon. There have been a lot of strange obstacles I've had to overcome but I think I've got all the quirks worked out. Once I complete the Divine Chronicle, I'll be moving through the sight fixing errors I've made and converting everything from the drab frames format.

I know

I've been really busy lately and haven't touched the site. The conversion to .php format is only half complete and the new stuff is backing up on me. I promise that I'll get to it as soon as possible. Moving is taking up a lot of my time lately but hopefully when I've got myself set up in my new home office things will go smoother.

PHP Conversion

Let's be honest, nobody likes FRAMES for a website. I am in the process of converting the whole site to PHP navigation. Right now I would estimate that I am 1/2 complete. Since I have the basic layout down finishing up shouldn't be too much trouble. I will be holding off on uploading the PHP pages for now due to the issues of having a half converted site.

Also, I have a whole new file section in the works with a category driven database. Unfortunately, I have to manually add the files so for now I will leave the old downloads page up and when I'm done with the conversions I'll finish that database. Look for some new features to be coming in the near future.

Site Moved

I have purchased a domain and hosting package that should accomodate everything I need to keep this site up and all files hosted without outages. http://traykon.com is now online and live. Over the next few weeks, I will be converting all the html pages to php pages to remove the nasty frames that I've been using for years. Some pages may act odd or will redirect you back to the main page. This is due to the new linking system and I will have it fixed as soon as possible.

Also, I will be preventing hotlinks as well as adding new files when I finish the php conversion. My previous host size contraints prevented me from adding further content. Now I have a gigabyte worth of storage to work with and if I run out of that I can add more for a small extra price. I have added google adsense banners at the bottom of the pages. I ask that if you find my site useful please click these at least once when you visit so I may continue to provide the site at the current host without absorbing all of the cost myself.

Thank you.