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<blockquote data-quote="Gorck" data-source="post: 9465557" data-attributes="member: 7037537">Like you mentioned below, most casting times are 1 Action, so any unusual casting times can simply be listed under Notes.&nbsp; Maybe it's just my tiny handwriting, but I can usually fit the casting time and/or distance in parentheses where I write the spell's name and I will put a circled C or R after that [i.e Arcane Eye (30') ©]The 2014 sheet had it at the beginning.&nbsp; I know a lot of Druid and Cleric players will often write their most frequently used spells on the sheet and use the &quot;prepared&quot; circle to denote which ones they are preparing each day.&nbsp; That way, they limit the amount of erasing and rewriting when they change up their list.agreedIf you look at the spell lists in each class, it seems that they only list an M if the spell has a material component with a GP value.&nbsp; So that's how I've been using the diamond box on the 2024 sheet.&nbsp; As you said, that can be handled under Notes.[ATTACH=full]380663[/ATTACH]In a perfect world, it would be nice to have all the above information at hand.&nbsp; But for the sake of organizing the spells by level, some of that information is superfluous and can be left to the Notes line.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Gorck, post: 9465557, member: 7037537"] Like you mentioned below, most casting times are 1 Action, so any unusual casting times can simply be listed under Notes. Maybe it's just my tiny handwriting, but I can usually fit the casting time and/or distance in parentheses where I write the spell's name and I will put a circled C or R after that [i.e Arcane Eye (30') ©] The 2014 sheet had it at the beginning. I know a lot of Druid and Cleric players will often write their most frequently used spells on the sheet and use the "prepared" circle to denote which ones they are preparing each day. That way, they limit the amount of erasing and rewriting when they change up their list. agreed If you look at the spell lists in each class, it seems that they only list an M if the spell has a material component with a GP value. So that's how I've been using the diamond box on the 2024 sheet. As you said, that can be handled under Notes. [ATTACH type="full" width="566px" alt="1727198052349.png"]380663[/ATTACH] In a perfect world, it would be nice to have all the above information at hand. But for the sake of organizing the spells by level, some of that information is superfluous and can be left to the Notes line. [/QUOTE]

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