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<blockquote data-quote="MarauderX" data-source="post: 1414525" data-attributes="member: 9990">Spell DurationAs the PCs approach higher levels, I want everyone to start keeping track of any 'buff', summoning and other duration spells that are in use.&nbsp; It's usually easiest to keep track of them in rounds, and for spells that last minutes or hours instead of rounds can be tracked with 2 d10s.&nbsp; That way when Grimhold has Bull's Strength and Mage Armor cast on him, everyone can see that the Bull's Strength is about to run out after the first fight, but the Mage Armor might last to the second if planned well.&nbsp; We may go 'out-of-rounds' at times, and if a longer spell has been used we will try to estimate to the nearest round how long everyone's actions are taking.&nbsp; Again, this is a record keeping technique that allows you not to forget which spells are in place as well as how long it will be before they fade.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MarauderX, post: 1414525, member: 9990"] [SIZE=3][B][U]Spell Duration[/U][/B][/SIZE] As the PCs approach higher levels, I want everyone to start keeping track of any 'buff', summoning and other duration spells that are in use. It's usually easiest to keep track of them in rounds, and for spells that last minutes or hours instead of rounds can be tracked with 2 d10s. That way when Grimhold has [I]Bull's Strength[/I] and [I]Mage Armor[/I] cast on him, everyone can see that the [I]Bull's Strength[/I] is about to run out after the first fight, but the [I]Mage Armor[/I] might last to the second if planned well. We may go 'out-of-rounds' at times, and if a longer spell has been used we will try to estimate to the nearest round how long everyone's actions are taking. Again, this is a record keeping technique that allows you not to forget which spells are in place as well as how long it will be before they fade. [/QUOTE]

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