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<blockquote data-quote="James Gasik" data-source="post: 8890112" data-attributes="member: 6877472">My group is lucky, my roommate has a talent for tracking stuff on a spreadsheet, so he has become the unofficial treasurer.&nbsp; That doesn't prevent people from forgetting the stuff they have, but that's certainly not his fault!I never had a problem with 3e book keeping, but ironically, Pathfinder 1e was a nightmare for me.&nbsp; So many things in Pathfinder give you niche bonuses like &quot;+4 on saves vs. Necromantic effects&quot; that come up so rarely that you forget you have them, and even if you DO remember, chances are the monster with some crazy ability won't bother to say what kind of effect it is!I remember fighting a Green Hag and having to save vs. their weaponized ugliness and running down my sheet.&nbsp; &quot;Is it a necromantic fear mind affecting compulsion death or negative energy effect?&quot;&quot;Uh, it doesn't say so.&quot;&quot;Figures.&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="James Gasik, post: 8890112, member: 6877472"] My group is lucky, my roommate has a talent for tracking stuff on a spreadsheet, so he has become the unofficial treasurer. That doesn't prevent people from forgetting the stuff they have, but that's certainly not his fault! I never had a problem with 3e book keeping, but ironically, Pathfinder 1e was a nightmare for me. So many things in Pathfinder give you niche bonuses like "+4 on saves vs. Necromantic effects" that come up so rarely that you forget you have them, and even if you DO remember, chances are the monster with some crazy ability won't bother to say what kind of effect it is! I remember fighting a Green Hag and having to save vs. their weaponized ugliness and running down my sheet. "Is it a necromantic fear mind affecting compulsion death or negative energy effect?" "Uh, it doesn't say so." "Figures." [/QUOTE]

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