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<blockquote data-quote="abazaba" data-source="post: 9465673" data-attributes="member: 7043538">For what it's worth :In the 'official' pdf 2014 character sheet spell section, I made it a habit to add the following information after the spell's name :- The words 'melee', 'ranged', or '(which) saving throw', damage type, and the page number in the Player's Handbook (#PHB X) (or other book) where he full description of the spell is. Also, I put an '+' (or '-') after the spells name to tell me that I currently have the components needed to cast the spell (if so required) or not. When I fill this out in the official 2014 pdf character sheet and print it, this is still readable and functional (although my own handwriting would be too big to fit in that same space). I realize that this still doesn't tell you if the spell requires concentration and what the range is, but having the relevant page number of the relevant book noted behind the spell's name makes it easy to look it up before your next turn starts.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="abazaba, post: 9465673, member: 7043538"] For what it's worth : In the 'official' pdf 2014 character sheet spell section, I made it a habit to add the following information after the spell's name : - The words 'melee', 'ranged', or '(which) saving throw', damage type, and the page number in the Player's Handbook (#PHB X) (or other book) where he full description of the spell is. Also, I put an '+' (or '-') after the spells name to tell me that I currently have the components needed to cast the spell (if so required) or not. When I fill this out in the official 2014 pdf character sheet and print it, this is still readable and functional (although my own handwriting would be too big to fit in that same space). I realize that this still doesn't tell you if the spell requires concentration and what the range is, but having the relevant page number of the relevant book noted behind the spell's name makes it easy to look it up before your next turn starts. [/QUOTE]

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