Hey man, I read this I have come to give you guys an easier solution...

Use the TextureSheeter.exe in guts, with this you can take a folder full of individual icon files, or UI files or whatever, and I'll make the sheet and create the apropiate imageset file (using the file names and dimensions). If I recall correctly is under the "View" menu button on the toolbar.
The only issue is that you have to export the image as PNG since the DDS converter won't work for some reason.

@Aherin It cannot be truer than this. Reason why I have given you blank scroll templates in 66x66 pixel format. Use the TextureSheeter in GUTS, even naming each icon would be easy in there. Although I always use Phanjam's method because I can't make direct3d and GUTS work with the low-end laptop I have right now.

Yup I would say @doudley  is a wizard with crafting skills. I don't really know how he will make it work, but I'm sure he knows what he's doing I'd love to learn about it too

@Phanjam I'm no wizard  ...but to make any layout to be class aware before it execute, is simply by letting a UI send a stat to the playable character. To do this, you will need an invisible UI, 4 stats for each vanilla class, and a layout with Logic Group instead of Timeline.

Ok ok, i had a go anyway Is this on the right track? 

I'm no wizard  ...but to make any layout to be class aware before it execute, is simply by letting a UI send a stat to the playable character. To do this, you will need an invisible UI, 4 stats for each vanilla class, and a layout with Logic Group instead of Timeline.

See what I mean?

Cheers guys, I've never really made an icon before so was just going on what I thought looked ok. My original wolf pic was a bit blurry, so I'll try using that mesh viewer tool and see if I can make it sharper.

Phanjam, i'm using paint.net cause it seems to convert to .dds without too much trouble.