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<blockquote data-quote="Faolyn" data-source="post: 8216424" data-attributes="member: 6915329">The default D&amp;D setting is &quot;kinda Medieval, kinda Renaissance, plus whatever.&quot; Meaning large individual sheets of paper or other writing surface are likely the norm. For settings outside that norm, you can specify that the sheets of paper are different sized. If you're playing a game where paper doesn't exist, then simply say the scholar's pack contains a wax tablet and stylus instead of parchment. It's no biggie. Also, &quot;sheet of parchment&quot; is a very inconsequential object. It's 2 sp. It hardly matters. Only the most nitpicky DM is going to demand that you figure out how much text you can cram onto a single sheet of whatever your setting's version of letter/A4 is, and only the most penny-pinching of players is going to pretend they wrote a novel on those 10 sheets instead of spending a couple of gold in town on a new ream of paper.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Faolyn, post: 8216424, member: 6915329"] The default D&D setting is "kinda Medieval, kinda Renaissance, plus whatever." Meaning large individual sheets of paper or other writing surface are likely the norm. For settings outside that norm, you can specify that the sheets of paper are different sized. If you're playing a game where paper doesn't exist, then simply say the scholar's pack contains a wax tablet and stylus instead of parchment. It's no biggie. Also, "sheet of parchment" is a very inconsequential object. It's 2 sp. It hardly matters. Only the most nitpicky DM is going to demand that you figure out how much text you can cram onto a single sheet of whatever your setting's version of letter/A4 is, and only the most penny-pinching of players is going to pretend they wrote a novel on those 10 sheets instead of spending a couple of gold in town on a new ream of paper. [/QUOTE]

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