Aaron L said:
Very nice indeed. My only complaint is that the post office bent mine into some form of origami animal, but I like what's left of it so much I think I will be buying the magazine at the store to get another!
While I'm not planning on doing the same thing, I'm fairly upset at the condition my screen arrived in. I was really hoping Paizo would have printed something on the plastic to warn the Post Office employees not to bend the magazine. Something like "DO NOT BEND" in bright white ink on the poly or....something! <sigh> As it is, my trifold is now a septafold and resembles an accordian more than a screen!
Hey Paizo! Any chance you can do something like that the next time you include stuff on heavy cardstock like this? Please!
Anyway, the screen I expect to be really handy once I actually get my books and start using 3.5. I only have two nitpicks:
1) The organization is a bit screwy. From left to right it's *mostly* alphabetized, but enough isn't that you still have to scan the whole thing to find the section you want to reference. Frex: AC Modifiers are in the upper left, while Attack Modifiers are...center of the second panel. Go figure.
2) There is no grapple section! While I understand the screen was meant to help with the conversion between 3.0 and 3.5 and I'm not sure that Grapple really changed (so much as got clarified), I would've gotten a lot more use out of the grapple rules (and other combat options) than several of the sections chosen (how often does Listening for Invisible creatures come up in your game?).
The issue itself is good. I can easily do without the Barbarian and Ranger sections as they are simply "take 10 levels of each of these two classes in this order, and we've included feat suggestions" but the other class articles are all worth looking at for mining purposes (even if I only include a couple in the setting I'm working on now).
DrSpunj
