Excerpt: powers (merged)

[jaelis]

No mention of even providing a blank template to print them out yourself so they don't look like a 3rd grader made them.

Well, they do say

The D&D Character Record Sheets package contains not only character sheets, but also perforated cards to write your powers (and magic items) on.

 

[Sojorn]

"Whenever you affect a creature with a power, that creature knows exactly what you’ve done to it and what conditions you’ve imposed."

Hahaha. Interesting. So powers are always overt unless otherwise specified.

 

[catsclaw227]

Those power cards... YUCK. A few hours of work by several people over in the power card thread here have turned out some amazing results. No mention of even providing a blank template to print them out yourself so they don't look like a 3rd grader made them.

I'm not sure if those pics are for the actual product in the Char Record Sheets set. The ones shown don't have the color-coding mentioned in the first Keywords paragraph.

 

[NaturalZero]

You dont need an implement to use a power that has "implement" listed in teh description. I guess the warlock can eldritch blast with his fingers after all.

 

[Vempyre]

Those power cards... YUCK. A few hours of work by several people over in the power card thread here have turned out some amazing results. No mention of even providing a blank template to print them out yourself so they don't look like a 3rd grader made them.

The ones shown are old models "work in progress". I do not know why they bothered showing them, especially since these are far from the final product.

 

[catsclaw227]

Bag of rats ftw!

Woe to the DM that allows this....

 

[Sojorn]

You dont need an implement to use a power that has "implement" listed in teh description. I guess the warlock can eldritch blast with his fingers after all.

You can also punch with a "weapon" power. Very interesting.

 

[Fallen Seraph]

Woe to the DM that allows this....

I would simply declare them a "creature":

“Creature” or “creatures” means allies and enemies both, as well as you.

 

[Vael]

Interesting. The 4e character sheet has a landscape format. There seems to be more effort into making some clearer definitions and using consistent language. All quite good.

 

[small pumpkin man]

I would simply declare them a "creature":

Well, enemy is subset of creature, so that doesn't actually do anything. But yes, since I don't want Galahad the pure to be able to heal people by killing puppies, I don't intend to allow this either.