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<blockquote data-quote="Orius" data-source="post: 3932318" data-attributes="member: 8863">I used a system that I saw in the Dungeoncraft articles in Dragon right around the release of 3e.RRRRRRrepresents six combat rounds.&nbsp; That makes up a minute.&nbsp; Cross out 1 R for each combat round.&nbsp; When all are crossed out, then you go to the next set:MMMMMMMMMMWhich represents 10 minutes.&nbsp; When you cross off all six rounds, you cross off an M.&nbsp; This countinues with turns (the old-school 10 minute increments which I kept for record keeping), hours, and then days.&nbsp; Though maybe I didn't cross off days. &nbsp;I had a sheet set up for printing out which I used for keeping track of time.&nbsp; At the top of the page was a blank space for the current date in the campaign.&nbsp; Below that I had my sets of Rs, Ms, Ts, and Hs to keep track of the passage of time.&nbsp; On the left side of the page below that I a column of numbers that started at 21+ and counted down to 1 which I used to mark initiative for all combatants.&nbsp; In the bottom right corner was a series of boxes I used for checking off spell durations.&nbsp; In the middle of the paper was an empty space I used for keeping track of enemy hps and stuff like that.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Orius, post: 3932318, member: 8863"] I used a system that I saw in the Dungeoncraft articles in Dragon right around the release of 3e. RRR RRR represents six combat rounds. That makes up a minute. Cross out 1 R for each combat round. When all are crossed out, then you go to the next set: MMMMM MMMMM Which represents 10 minutes. When you cross off all six rounds, you cross off an M. This countinues with turns (the old-school 10 minute increments which I kept for record keeping), hours, and then days. Though maybe I didn't cross off days. I had a sheet set up for printing out which I used for keeping track of time. At the top of the page was a blank space for the current date in the campaign. Below that I had my sets of Rs, Ms, Ts, and Hs to keep track of the passage of time. On the left side of the page below that I a column of numbers that started at 21+ and counted down to 1 which I used to mark initiative for all combatants. In the bottom right corner was a series of boxes I used for checking off spell durations. In the middle of the paper was an empty space I used for keeping track of enemy hps and stuff like that. [/QUOTE]

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