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<blockquote data-quote="Firebeetle" data-source="post: 4126312" data-attributes="member: 34506">That last one sounds very, very cool.I currently use the Kindoms of Kalamar screen with all the flaps and tables and I love it. It's just real handy once you get used to looking at it. For 4e, I plan on making my own. I want to take the castle wall sections (weighted with aquarium gravel) from the WotC archive (used in the 3D map folio) and make the back sides into screens. I'm considering making them &quot;foldable&quot; so I can have adventure info on the outside and combat info inside the fold, which attaches with velcro. When combat occurs, I pull the folds down for battle mode. The walls will be attached (again with the velcro) to towers made from heavy cardboard tubes, kitbashing tower covers from the same archive. These I picture being used and dice towers so players can give me secret rolls, and perhaps even storage. It's quite a dream, but I've already started. One thing I plan to include is the &quot;master table&quot; (there is a pdf out there with this one.) It gives the % success for any roll vs.&nbsp; any DC.Break DCs are always goodSkill DCs are handyI like the &quot;monster adaptation&quot; info.Poison DCs and info are handyspell templatesa list of all the various formulas (attributes, melee and missile equations, spell ranges, etc.)Weapon info, pared down to basics needed for combat (no price or weight for example)A list of names for different racesTurn order is a good ideaavg rollsavg damage tableI'm sure I'll come up with more Someone mentioned the chart for grapple in 3E, I've made such a chart and it's in a freebie product called &quot;Quick Sheets&quot; that should be released this week (I'm waiting on an artist's permission) It's pretty funny and functional. Look for it soon, I'll be posting it here on ENWorld</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Firebeetle, post: 4126312, member: 34506"] That last one sounds very, very cool. I currently use the Kindoms of Kalamar screen with all the flaps and tables and I love it. It's just real handy once you get used to looking at it. For 4e, I plan on making my own. I want to take the castle wall sections (weighted with aquarium gravel) from the WotC archive (used in the 3D map folio) and make the back sides into screens. I'm considering making them "foldable" so I can have adventure info on the outside and combat info inside the fold, which attaches with velcro. When combat occurs, I pull the folds down for battle mode. The walls will be attached (again with the velcro) to towers made from heavy cardboard tubes, kitbashing tower covers from the same archive. These I picture being used and dice towers so players can give me secret rolls, and perhaps even storage. It's quite a dream, but I've already started. One thing I plan to include is the "master table" (there is a pdf out there with this one.) It gives the % success for any roll vs. any DC. Break DCs are always good Skill DCs are handy I like the "monster adaptation" info. Poison DCs and info are handy spell templates a list of all the various formulas (attributes, melee and missile equations, spell ranges, etc.) Weapon info, pared down to basics needed for combat (no price or weight for example) A list of names for different races Turn order is a good idea avg rolls avg damage table I'm sure I'll come up with more Someone mentioned the chart for grapple in 3E, I've made such a chart and it's in a freebie product called "Quick Sheets" that should be released this week (I'm waiting on an artist's permission) It's pretty funny and functional. Look for it soon, I'll be posting it here on ENWorld [/QUOTE]

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