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<blockquote data-quote="Kaodi" data-source="post: 7785239" data-attributes="member: 1231">Call me crazy but I think I actually prefer the black and white &quot;design atrocity&quot; to the slimmed down retro sheet. Sure, maybe there are too many pages and the first one is probably rather too busy, but most of it is pretty clean, well delineated, and expansive; very good for quicker referencing for those lacking in system mastery. And if you want to actually plan your character ahead it is pretty easy to lightly write down the feats you plan to take. Heck, if you have a lot of time to kill you could practically write in your whole advancement in the proper spots and then just pencil over it darker when you actually reach that level.I understand the distaste some of you have for it, but I think we should withhold judgement until we can actually use it in play.Now the brown colour scheme of the colour one; I would be interested to hear the justification for that.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Kaodi, post: 7785239, member: 1231"] Call me crazy but I think I actually prefer the black and white "design atrocity" to the slimmed down retro sheet. Sure, maybe there are too many pages and the first one is probably rather too busy, but most of it is pretty clean, well delineated, and expansive; very good for quicker referencing for those lacking in system mastery. And if you want to actually plan your character ahead it is pretty easy to [I]lightly[/I] write down the feats you plan to take. Heck, if you have a lot of time to kill you could practically write in your whole advancement in the proper spots and then just pencil over it darker when you actually reach that level. I understand the distaste some of you have for it, but I think we should withhold judgement until we can actually use it in play. Now the brown colour scheme of the colour one; I would be interested to hear the justification for that. [/QUOTE]

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