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<blockquote data-quote="Random Axe" data-source="post: 3408691" data-attributes="member: 27853">I disagree with the AoO tables.&nbsp; I have a screen now, fully half of it is wasted on &quot;what provokes an AoO and not&quot;.A screen needs to have the cleric turning tables and results.&nbsp; Mine doesn't so I had to add one.I also added to my screen a list of the different Magic schools (abjuration, evocation, etc) with general explanations of what each school is designed to do, with a few examples of those kinds of spells.&nbsp; This is essential for when a wizard casts Detect Magic and wants to know what school a magic item is glowing in.Cheers for the grapple flowchart.&nbsp; And why not expand that to flowcharts for all the other special attacks (trip, feint, sunder, bullrush, overrun)?&nbsp; I have a set of 3x5 cards that I wrote out for each of the attacks, so that I could better understand them.Object HP and hardnesses yes.&nbsp; Monster lists no.DC guidelines yes.&nbsp; CR, XP and treasure tables no.Condition summary is a good idea, though I have the Condition Cards by TOGC that does the trick for me.And I use the weapon range charts as well, to determine a bow's range inc.&nbsp; That stays good.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Random Axe, post: 3408691, member: 27853"] I disagree with the AoO tables. I have a screen now, fully half of it is wasted on "what provokes an AoO and not". A screen needs to have the cleric turning tables and results. Mine doesn't so I had to add one. I also added to my screen a list of the different Magic schools (abjuration, evocation, etc) with general explanations of what each school is designed to do, with a few examples of those kinds of spells. This is essential for when a wizard casts Detect Magic and wants to know what school a magic item is glowing in. Cheers for the grapple flowchart. And why not expand that to flowcharts for all the other special attacks (trip, feint, sunder, bullrush, overrun)? I have a set of 3x5 cards that I wrote out for each of the attacks, so that I could better understand them. Object HP and hardnesses yes. Monster lists no. DC guidelines yes. CR, XP and treasure tables no. Condition summary is a good idea, though I have the Condition Cards by TOGC that does the trick for me. And I use the weapon range charts as well, to determine a bow's range inc. That stays good. [/QUOTE]

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