Klaus
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Here goes the official blurb:
Fiery Dragon has updated its website with a web-enhancement for the acclaimed BattleBox : handy spell lists designed by BattleBox's author Claudio Pozas. Fiery Dragon also announced that Counter Collection Gold has sold out and is now out-of-print. It will be released as a PDF shortly.
So grab yer CCGolds if you see any, 'cause they ain't coming back to print!
The Spell Lists have several useful features:
- Space for Save DC at each spell level;
- Room for Familiar (Sor and Wiz), Animal Companion (drd and rgr) and Special Mount (pal) stats;
- Each list is designed with the class in mind: Bards, Sorcerers and Wizards have space to mark off Known Spells; Clerics, Druids, Paladins, Rangers and Wizards have space to mark off Prepared Spells (with room for multiple preparations of the same spell); Domain lists have room to mark which Domains are available, and to mark Prepared Spells at each level;
- To minimize paper-shuffling, each list is one-page long, except for Sorcerers and Wizards, whose lists' are 2-page long;
- For the first time, Sorcerers have their own list, with spells listed alphabetically, while Wizards have spells divided by school;
- To minimize book-consulting, each list comes with the same short descriptions as the Core Rulebook.
So go download (took me long enough to make 'em, dammit!
)
Fiery Dragon has updated its website with a web-enhancement for the acclaimed BattleBox : handy spell lists designed by BattleBox's author Claudio Pozas. Fiery Dragon also announced that Counter Collection Gold has sold out and is now out-of-print. It will be released as a PDF shortly.
So grab yer CCGolds if you see any, 'cause they ain't coming back to print!
The Spell Lists have several useful features:
- Space for Save DC at each spell level;
- Room for Familiar (Sor and Wiz), Animal Companion (drd and rgr) and Special Mount (pal) stats;
- Each list is designed with the class in mind: Bards, Sorcerers and Wizards have space to mark off Known Spells; Clerics, Druids, Paladins, Rangers and Wizards have space to mark off Prepared Spells (with room for multiple preparations of the same spell); Domain lists have room to mark which Domains are available, and to mark Prepared Spells at each level;
- To minimize paper-shuffling, each list is one-page long, except for Sorcerers and Wizards, whose lists' are 2-page long;
- For the first time, Sorcerers have their own list, with spells listed alphabetically, while Wizards have spells divided by school;
- To minimize book-consulting, each list comes with the same short descriptions as the Core Rulebook.
So go download (took me long enough to make 'em, dammit!
)
