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There is a nice program on the PP's forums in the download section for a list building.

It's called Mk II Force Construction Utility.

Unfortunately, when scanned with AVG, it's reporting it's infected with:

Luhe.Fiha.A

Just FYI...

Personally, I used Forwad Kommander anyways, and recommend it to everyone. Its pretty sweet, no download required.

Another Forward Kommander user here. Basic javascript runs quickly and accurately every time. I wish it showed what theme bonuses were more than just "in game effect" but I understand that's a completely different issue.

Same. Forward Kommander when connected to the interwebs, iBodger when not.

I use Forward Kommander everytime here too. Helps that my FLGS has a interwbs comp in the store for our use as well. So every tournament there is line of us to print of our lists before hand.

iBodger user here, only downside I've run into is if print copy is needed them you have to email and print.

It is slightly annoying that you have to go to the e-mail composition window, but at least it's possible to select all the text, hit copy, and then paste it into a different app.

iBodger. I've seen far less mistakes in points cost, tiers, and FAs with it than Forward Kommander.

Just recently started using Ibodger and I love that thing.

I have yet to use iBodger (can it be used on a PC?), but have used Forward Kommander a bunch. Unfortunately, it doesn't work / show up correctly on my Nook color, so I can't easily use it as an "on the fly" list creator.

If you install the Android emulator, you can run iBodger on the PC.

I use iBodger on a PC using an emulator. Not perfect but usable.

RiTides wrote:I have yet to use iBodger (can it be used on a PC?), but have used Forward Kommander a bunch. Unfortunately, it doesn't work / show up correctly on my Nook color, so I can't easily use it as an "on the fly" list creator.

If you are using a Nook Color and you haven't rooted and installed CM7, you are shooting yourself in the foot. Full Android capability, meaning you get the Android market, Amazon market, B&N market, etc. on top of all the customization you could ever want. That's the whole reason I bought mine, cheapest tablet on the market a year ago!

Seriously though, iBodger runs just fine on my Nook Color. I must admit, I'm a little jealous of the Apple Store version that includes pictures of each model and direct links to battlecollege, but it still works flawlessly and I can always swap over to Opera if I want to rummage around the web.

You have links to Battlecollege on the Android. You just have to long click the unit and it comes up with the option.

I really wish the Android version of iBodger had the pictures and grids.
It really makes a difference.