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<blockquote data-quote="howandwhy99" data-source="post: 7192722" data-attributes="member: 3192"><p>I run old school D&D, so for me the thread question sounds somewhat absurd. Perhaps because I think of it two different ways. </p><p></p><p>1. What do the players track? Well a big part of playing the game for players is remembering and note taking (including mapping). Exactly what they wish to track is completely up to them. However their Character Record sheet has basic stuff they can quickly recognize: their ability scores, their saves, hit points, etc. Also character equipment and large categories like class, race, gender, even height and weight. </p><p> - Like I said, "This is all optional". They never need to track things, but it can be hard to play if they aren't trying a little bit.</p><p></p><p>2. What does the referee track? Everything. It's one of the core acts. As we move our pieces around the dungeon, pick up, use, and discard things, change our stats, whatever. If it's in the game, the GM tracks it. </p><p> - But we don't know what they are tracking, which is core to old school play IMO.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="howandwhy99, post: 7192722, member: 3192"] I run old school D&D, so for me the thread question sounds somewhat absurd. Perhaps because I think of it two different ways. 1. What do the players track? Well a big part of playing the game for players is remembering and note taking (including mapping). Exactly what they wish to track is completely up to them. However their Character Record sheet has basic stuff they can quickly recognize: their ability scores, their saves, hit points, etc. Also character equipment and large categories like class, race, gender, even height and weight. - Like I said, "This is all optional". They never need to track things, but it can be hard to play if they aren't trying a little bit. 2. What does the referee track? Everything. It's one of the core acts. As we move our pieces around the dungeon, pick up, use, and discard things, change our stats, whatever. If it's in the game, the GM tracks it. - But we don't know what they are tracking, which is core to old school play IMO. [/QUOTE]
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