Level Up (A5E) What would you include on a player cheat sheet?

[King Brad]

My group will be starting an A5E campaign in the next few weeks and most of them only have experience with O5e. To ease the transition, I plan on walking the, through character creation using the a5e tools site, but would also like to write up a doc for during play and have started already, basing it off of an older post that pretty well detailed the major differences. Before I hand it out, however, I would ask if anyone would also have insights into what might be useful during play specifically.

So far, I have:

• Expertise dice
• Inspiration
• Fatigue & Strife
• Conditions
• Rations and Journey Actions
• Basic Maneuvers

Considering

• Cover and Stealth
• Light levels
• Critical success tables
• Specialties

 

[Xaielao]

Only thing I can think of besides your pretty comprehensive list is Journey Activities.

And when you're done, do share.

 

[Pedantic]

You might want to work some stuff from the equipment table in with the basic combat actions, specifically the shield sacrifice and parrying properties. Parry comes up a bunch and is super easy to forget because it's outside of the usual action economy for 5e.

 

[King Brad]

Only thing I can think of besides your pretty comprehensive list is Journey Activities.

And when you're done, do share.

I may, but I'd have to check with the SRD to make sure it doesn't get taken down!

 

[lycanthropejeff]

I love a good cheat sheet! I'll be happy to test drive it when you have a draft ready.

 

[Timespike]

The new massive damage rules - it's significantly easier to just die in a fight, and players should know that up front, rather than being surprised by it.