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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Klaus" data-source="post: 1760714" data-attributes="member: 607">Hi, y'all!I'm posting this here to keep it separate from the announcement thread over at the Publishers Forum...Fiery Dragon just posted web-enhancements for BattleBox, in the form of spell lists for each core class in PDF format. Since I designed them with practicality in mind, I wanna hear any opinions people might have.Here are the common characteristics:- Each spell list contains short descriptions of the spells, akin to the PHB ones;- Each spell level has a box to write down the applicable Save DC;- Each spell list fits in a single page, except for the Sorcerer (2 pages), Wizard (2 pages) and Paladin/Ranger (one page for both).After this, each spell list is geared towards each class' needs:- Bard and Sorcerer lists have a box next to each spell to mark off Known Spells;- Cleric, Druid, Paladin and Ranger have multiple boxes to mark off Prepared Spells;- The Domains list have a box next to the domain name to mark off accessible domains, then a box next to each spell to mark Prepared Spells;- Space has been provided for stats of Familiars (Sorcerer and Wizard), Animal Companion (Druid and Ranger) and Special Mount (Paladin);- Sorcerer spell list (separate from the Wizard for the first time) is listed alphabetically, and "wizard only" spells were excluded;- Wizard Spell list divides each spell level by school, then provides multiple boxes to mark off Prepared Spells and a space to mark off (I tend to use a "*") Known Spells.Just head over to <a href="http://www.fierydragon.com/Products/prod-bbox.htm" target="_blank">http://www.fierydragon.com/Products/prod-bbox.htm</a> , download the lists and let me know what you guys think! This kind of feedback is extremely useful to me!</blockquote>

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