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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Herremann the Wise" data-source="post: 3550808" data-attributes="member: 11300">Hi punkornage,As a DM, I most likely organise and prepare a little bit more than most (I do my seven character's individual booklets in Illustrator - each ranging between 14 and 22 pages). I have a system in place that works well with items:Each "magical" item or item of importance I hand out gets it's own card (fitting four item cards to a regular page). This way, it's very easy to track who has what by who has the card. You have the card, you have the item.Secondly, I set up a page in Excel with the following columns:- Official Item Name (eg. +2 human bane longsword)- Campaign Name (Most item's in my game have unusual names given to them by their creators)- Campaign Origin (Campaign date and acquisition circumstances - eg. 12th Ready' reat, CY595, Tofu the Bold)- Official Value (DMG, Book or now Magic Item Compendium). This makes it easy to total as well to make sure all the players are getting a fair shake of the MI's.- Campaign Value (Larger Column - Any time I make an appraise check, this is where it goes)I copied this into each page in the workbook with each page tab being a character in the game and the columns filled out with the items they had. I then print out the pages, staple them together and have it in my game folder to access and change when appropriate on gameday.In each of the character booklet's I produce, I also have a small section for loans and debts (my player's are notorious for playing swapsies). This makes it much easier for working out who owes who.Best RegardsHerremann the Wise</blockquote>

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